360 - Antoni Tàpies - Pere Gimferrer. *Aparicions*. Etchings by Antoni Tàpies. Barcelona, Edicions Poligrafa, 1982. Includes nine color etchings with embossed printing, six of which are double-sheet and three are full-sheet. Loose double-sheet prints in an original, color-illustrated linen slipcase and outer case.

Antoni Tàpies - Pere Gimferrer. *Aparicions*. Etchings by Antoni Tàpies. Barcelona, Edicions Poligrafa, 1982. Includes nine color etchings with embossed printing, six of which are double-sheet and three are full-sheet. Loose double-sheet prints in an original, color-illustrated linen slipcase and outer case. Call time: approx. 4:30 p.m. (schedule subject to change) One of 99 copies (total edition of 138). - Signed by the artist and author in the colophon. - On heavy Guarro paper. - Pere Gimferrer (born 1945), described as the “heir to a hermetic expressionist symbolism” (Dolores Oller), has not only made a name for himself as a Catalan poet but has also emerged as a prominent Spanish translator and critic of art, literature, and film. Together with his friend Antoni Tàpies, he created several “livres d’artistes.” Tàpies’s large-scale etchings, featuring effectively applied embossing, contrast with the simple, elegant typography of the text. Galfetti 887–895 45.0 × 32.5 cm. 62, [6] pages. — Cloth-bound cover with a few faint foxing spots. — 2 pages with transfer marks from the print (on the reverse). English description: Includes nine color etchings with embossed printing, six of which are double-sheet and three full-sheet. Loose double sheets in an original, color-illustrated cloth slipcase, together in a slipcase. One of 99 copies (total print run of 138). - Signed by the artist and author in the colophon. - On heavy Guarro paper. - Pere Gimferrer (born 1945), described as the “heir to a hermetic expressionist symbolism” (Dolores Oller), has not only made a name for himself as a Catalan poet but has also emerged as a prominent Spanish translator and critic of art, literature, and film. Together with his friend Antoni Tàpies, he created several “livres d’artistes.” Tàpies’s expansive etchings, featuring effectively applied embossing, contrast with the simple, elegant typography of the text. The slipcase cover is slightly foxed. - 2 pages show offsetting from the illustration (on the reverse).