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Olaf Wegewitz. Four Artist’s Books. Huy-Neinstedt 2000–2001. Featuring photographs, woodcuts, rubbings, silkscreen prints, etc. Original thread-bound books, some mounted on wooden rods. Call time: approx. 5:12 p.m. (schedule subject to change) I. Lapland Journey. 2000. With numerous woodcuts. Thread-sewn double-page spreads. One of 20 copies, signed and dated on the colophon. Without the wooden slipcase. II. The Flies. 2000. With color woodcuts, rubbings, and photogravures. Double-page spreads mounted on the fold, clamped binding in a bamboo tube. One of 30 copies, print mark signed and dated. III. Italian Sketchbook. 2001. With watercolors, ink drawings, and calligraphy. Original paperback with color photograph in original slipcase. One-of-a-kind book, numbered 3/5. Signed, dated, and titled. IV. Nordland. 2001. Featuring photogravures and colored rubbings. One of 30 copies, with a signed and dated print statement. Olaf Wegewitz, born in 1949, was one of the initiators of the famous “1st Leipzig Autumn Salon” in 1984. At that time, the brilliant artist’s book *Unaulutu*, co-edited with Frieder Heinze, was published. In 2021, Wegewitz was awarded the Ludwigsburg Antiquaria Prize.
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