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Sugar Paper Theories Portfolio Box

Sugar Paper Theories Portfolio Box

Specifications

Special portfolio edition (2022)

Cloth-bound clamshell box, with debossed covers with red pigment foil and Certificate of Authenticity.

Limited Edition  of 5 copies + 3 Artist Proofs

This being copy number 2

Double signed by Jack Latham and Professor Gisli Gudjónsson CBE

Book specifications: First edition. 31cm x 23cm, 180pp
46 colour photographs, 37 black & white photographs, 8 illustrations, 9 press cuttings. Foreword by Erla Bolladóttir, text by Professor Gisli Gudjónsson CBE.

20 exhibition-quality prints (15 printed in Hahnemühle Pearl and  5 in Hahnemühle Photorag) of 30cm x 37cm (12" x 14"). Signed, numbered and stamped on verso.

Box size: 40cm x 33 cm

 

Please note this edition will go up in increments of £250 for each copy sold

About Sugar Paper Theories 

Back in 1974, two men went missing in separate incidents in Southwest Iceland. The facts of their disappearances are scarce, and often mundane. An 18 year old set off from a nightclub, drunk, on a ten kilometre walk home in the depths of Icelandic winter. Some months later, a family man failed to return from a meeting with a mysterious stranger. In another time or place, they might have been logged as missing persons and forgotten by all but family and friends. Instead, the Gudmundur and Geirfinnur case became a notorious unresolved double murder investigation that continues to rock Icelandic society to this day.

Latham photographed the places and people that feature in the many varied accounts of what happened to Gudmundur and Geirfinnur after they vanished, resulting in his Sugar Paper Theories project. Spending time with the surviving suspects, as well as whistleblowers, conspiracy theorists, expert witnesses and bystanders to the case, Latham’s photographs and material from the original police investigation files stand in for memories real and constructed.

Related Links

Books by Jack Latham

Books published by Setanta

Piotr Jarosz's website


$1,056.87

Original: $3,019.62

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Sugar Paper Theories Portfolio Box

$3,019.62

$1,056.87
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Description

Specifications

Special portfolio edition (2022)

Cloth-bound clamshell box, with debossed covers with red pigment foil and Certificate of Authenticity.

Limited Edition  of 5 copies + 3 Artist Proofs

This being copy number 2

Double signed by Jack Latham and Professor Gisli Gudjónsson CBE

Book specifications: First edition. 31cm x 23cm, 180pp
46 colour photographs, 37 black & white photographs, 8 illustrations, 9 press cuttings. Foreword by Erla Bolladóttir, text by Professor Gisli Gudjónsson CBE.

20 exhibition-quality prints (15 printed in Hahnemühle Pearl and  5 in Hahnemühle Photorag) of 30cm x 37cm (12" x 14"). Signed, numbered and stamped on verso.

Box size: 40cm x 33 cm

 

Please note this edition will go up in increments of £250 for each copy sold

About Sugar Paper Theories 

Back in 1974, two men went missing in separate incidents in Southwest Iceland. The facts of their disappearances are scarce, and often mundane. An 18 year old set off from a nightclub, drunk, on a ten kilometre walk home in the depths of Icelandic winter. Some months later, a family man failed to return from a meeting with a mysterious stranger. In another time or place, they might have been logged as missing persons and forgotten by all but family and friends. Instead, the Gudmundur and Geirfinnur case became a notorious unresolved double murder investigation that continues to rock Icelandic society to this day.

Latham photographed the places and people that feature in the many varied accounts of what happened to Gudmundur and Geirfinnur after they vanished, resulting in his Sugar Paper Theories project. Spending time with the surviving suspects, as well as whistleblowers, conspiracy theorists, expert witnesses and bystanders to the case, Latham’s photographs and material from the original police investigation files stand in for memories real and constructed.

Related Links

Books by Jack Latham

Books published by Setanta

Piotr Jarosz's website


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