Song of Myself
78,00€
Failing to fetch me at first keep encouraged, missing me one place search another, I stop somewhere waiting for you Walt Whitman, Song of Myself – Leaves of Grass
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Product information
Whitman is largely considered the father of American poetry, characterised by experimentation, innovation and a conception of a new poetic space that was completely innovative for its time. Free verses, without a fixed number of syllables, which lead to reading and exploring a new rhythm of language, one that is true, honest and musical. As vast as a journey from one side of the United States to the other
So, a couple of months ago, I started reading and researching and discovered that Whitman (1819-1892) left school at just 11 years of age to work as a typographer… he obviously needed to end up under my press.
Here’s an excerpt from “Song of Myself”, originally published in the poetry collection “Leaves of Grass”, in 1855: Failing to fetch me at first keep encouraged, missing me one place search another, I stop somewhere waiting for you
Typographic composition made with characters in wood (coming from Altamura, Lecce) and lead (including a fabulous Bodoni, coming straight from Sesto San Giovanni, Milan).
Limited edition of 71 copies. .
Features
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Dimension:
30x40 cm -
Paper:
Favini 250 gr -
Typefaces used:
Bastone legno, Bodoni, +... -
Print run:
71
Handcrafted product
Each copy is inked and printed by hand, so there may be small differences between the photo you see and the object you receive. No copy is perfectly identical to the other. Frame not included.
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