383 - Susan Weil - James Joyce. The Epiphanies Interpreted by Susan Weil & Marjorie Van Dyke. New York, Vincent FitzGerald 1987. With a title etching featuring a collage and four multi-part illustrated inserts with etchings, paper cuts, collages, and overpaintings. With the text sheets in an original silk slipcase.

Susan Weil - James Joyce. The Epiphanies Interpreted by Susan Weil & Marjorie Van Dyke. New York, Vincent FitzGerald 1987. With a title etching featuring a collage and four multi-part illustrated inserts with etchings, paper cuts, collages, and overpaintings. With the text sheets in an original silk slipcase. Call time: approx. 4:45 p.m. (schedule subject to change) One of 50 copies. — Print mark signed by both artists. - Printed on Japanese paper from Moulin du Gue. - The texts appear here for the first time from the estate. - This extraordinary artist’s book contains etched and lithographed sheets and collage elements based on designs by Susan Weil, some of which have been overpainted. - The four pictorial sections, each comprising 8 to 10 pages, relate to “Games,” “Dreams,” “Death,” and “Planes,” each with a multicolored printed intertitle page. - The title lettering was designed by Jerry Kelly. - Interior in impeccable condition. Susan Weil, now 96 years old, has significantly expanded and shaped Abstract Expressionism. “Her versatile mixed-media works explore the sculptural quality of time and space through processes of cutting, crumpling, and reshaping her compositions. [...] Her works are characterized by a multi-layered, often fragmented visual language in which she breaks through the surface, shifts visual planes, and reassembles them. In doing so, she consistently uses everyday materials such as found objects, metal, paper, textiles, Plexiglas, recycled wood, or canvas. The result is vibrant, often playful-looking compositions—creased, cut, folded, or reassembled—that encourage viewers to perceive different perspectives simultaneously.” (Galerie Rüdiger Schöttle, Munich). 36.0 × 30.5 cm. 40, [4] pages, approx. 36 plates. – Spine of the slipcase heavily faded, joints slightly cracked, with light discoloration around the edges. English description: One of 50 copies. - Signed by both artists on the print statement. - On Japanese paper from Moulin du Gue. - The texts appear here for the first time from the estate. - This extraordinary artist’s book contains etched and lithographed sheets and collage elements based on designs by Susan Weil, some of which were subsequently painted over. - The four pictorial sections, each comprising 8 to 10 pages, relate to “Games,” “Dreams,” “Death,” and “Planes,” each with a multicolored printed intertitle page. - The title lettering was designed by Jerry Kelly. - Interior in impeccable condition. Susan Weil, now 96 years old, has significantly expanded and shaped Abstract Expressionism. “Her versatile mixed-media works explore the sculptural quality of time and space through processes of cutting, crumpling, and reshaping her compositions. [...] Her works are characterized by a multi-layered, often fragmented visual language in which she breaks through the surface, shifts visual planes, and reassembles them. In doing so, she repeatedly uses everyday materials such as found objects, metal, paper, textiles, Plexiglas, recycled wood, or canvas. The result is vibrant, often playful-looking compositions—creased, cut, folded, or reassembled—that encourage viewers to perceive different perspectives simultaneously.” (Galerie Rüdiger Schöttle, Munich). The spine of the box is heavily faded, the hinges are torn, and the edges are faded.