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For more information please send an e-mail to: info@ronvandongen.com or
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No
flower incites passion and fervor quite like the tulip. Reverend,
cultivated and coveted for more than a thousand years, the tulip
is at once historically significant and disarmingly modern. THE
TULIP ANTHOLOGY brings it history and enduring power into sharp
focus, merrying celebrated photographer Ron van Dongen's exquisite
contemporary studies of the Tulipa genus with the words and artworks
it has inspired over the last millennium. From eleventh-century
poetry, to the Dutch Masters of the early 1600's and twenty-first
century photographs, it demonstrates our entanglement with a flower
that has the capacity to enchant, inspire and even lead men to
their ruin.
Published by PQ Blackwell.
Introduction by Anna Pavord.
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Bloom
a Day -- Nature's most beautiful works of art, flowers have reigned
for centuries as symbols of love, gratitude, friendship, and remembrance.
In Bloom a Day, celebrated photographer Ron van Dongen matches
each day of the year with its corresponding blossom. A gorgeous
photography book—van Dongen's work captures the rich color,
exquisite detail, and sensual form of 366 different flowers.
Published by PQ Blackwell.
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Perhaps
the most recognized and widely-collected photographer of botanical
studies working today, Ron van Dongen’s recent shift to color
work was documented in our previous monograph, Effusus. We are
pleased to announce his follow-up book, Aurora, presenting 33 gorgeous
new plates printed – as
with all of his Nazraeli Press monographs – in an oversized
format bound in Japanese cloth. This new work adds to the Dutch
photographer’s long and skilled study of flora in its many
incarnations. Ron van Dongen’s work has been the subject
of ten monographs, and is widely exhibited and collected throughout
the United States, Europe and Asia.
“This is superb formal
photography, a melding of elegant observation with attention to
form and fragility, and
yielding the deep beauty that arises from such single-minded observation:
a precise observation of the physical world, whose precision invokes
both the sensual and the spiritual.” — Katherine R.
Lieber, ArtScope.net Published by Nazraeli Press.
Introduction by Juliet Roberts.
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Adding
a subtle twist to his first One Picture Book, Rosa Ferreus, Ron
van Dongen follows up with A. angustatum, a frame-by-frame recording
of “Arisaema
Angustatum, 2001” in its transition from a tender, unassuming shoot
photographed in black-and-white to the mature arisaema shown right in all
its glory. Van Dongen is the subject of 5 monographs by Nazraeli Press, the
first 4 of which featured his black-and-white work, while the most recent,
Effusus, documents the artist’s own transition to color work.
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If
anyone can provide us with insight into the meaning and essence
of a flower, it is acclaimed botanical photographer Ron van Dongen.
Bloom presents the flower as art – water lilies, daffodils, irises,
tulips, roses – all in exquisite detail and vivid colour. From the
palest powder-pink of a Helleborus x hybridus to the deepest, almost-black
burgundy of Papaver ‘Black Cloud’ and the lemon-lime hues of
a Hippeastrum, and featuring a selection of his renowned black-and-white
monographs, van Dongen captures the essence of the world of flowers
In the spirit of Georgia O’Keefe and Robert Mapplethorpe, Ron van Dongen
captures the essence of a world in bloom – a world rich in colour,
exquisite detail and sensual form. Bloom will be published worldwide in February
2007.
Published by PQ Blackwell.
Introduction by Peter Fetterman.
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Ron van Dongen's eighth monograph, Effusus documents the artist’s
recent shift to color photography. While the earliest work reproduced
in this book dates from 1997, the vast majority of plates were
made during the past two years. At the urging of gallerists and
curators – bowled over by the early examples they had seen – van
Dongen has recently begun to exhibit his color work to much critical
acclaim. Effusus is printed in an oversized format, hardbound in
Japanese cloth.
Published by Nazraeli Press.
Introduction by Ralph Lauren.
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Flowering
Passion is Ron van Dongen's sixth monograph. This small sized (6" x
6") publication contains 80 of van Dongen's well known and lesser
known floral portraits.
Published by PQ Blackwell.
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Ops
Opis, the new oversized publication by Nazraeli Press, contains
33 new works, printed in duotone on matt art paper, hand-bound
in green cloth with a tipped-in cover place. Introduction by
Jane Jackson.
Published by Nazraeli Press.
Published by Nazraeli Press.
Introduction by Jane Jackson.
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Ron
van Dongen's gorgeous black-and-white botanical still lifes have
been the subject of three Nazraeli Press books: Alba Nero, Vulgaris,
and Nudare. Our newest van Dongen title, Rosa Ferreus, documents
the apparent reincarnation of one of his recent subjects. Six digital
photographs, reproduced here in process color, preserve the various
stages his subject -a pair of roses -experienced after full bloom.
Presented in reverse order, and culminating in an original black-and-white
photograph tipped into the final page of the book, these photographs
bear witness to the beauty of life in all its stages, and indeed
raise the question of what constitutes botanical life itself.
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Nudare
is our third publication on the botanical still lifes of Ron
van Dongen. Like the first two books in this trilogy -Alba Nero
(1999) and Vulgaris (2000) - Nudare confirms van Dongen's position
as the most innovative and exciting artist working in the genre
today. This large format book -14 x 17 inches -contains 32 duotone
plates printed on matt art paper, hand-bound in gray cloth with
a tipped-in cover plate. Ron van Dongen's work has been exhibited
throughout the country, and is housed in important collections
throughout the United States and Europe.
Published by Nazraeli Press.
Introduction by Carolyn Quartermaine.
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Vulgaris,
the second monograph, contains a stunning new selection of botanical
still lifes. By blending aspects of classical technique with
an unmistakably modern approach to the subject matter, van Dongen
has cultivated a unique contribution to the longstanding tradition
of still-life floral studies. This large format book measures
14 x 17 inches. It contains 32 plates printed in duotone on matt
art paper, hand-bound in white cloth with a tipped-in cover plate.
Published by Nazraeli Press
Introduction by John Berendt.
Signed copies available.
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Ron
van Dongen's gorgeous, large-format photographs of floral still
lifes have quietly attracted an enormous following over the past
several years. Alba Nero presents thirty of van Dongen's most powerful
works in an oversized - 14 x 17 inches - hardcover format. In his
formally seductive series of botanical studies, van Dongen unearths
floral secrets and prickly symbols of our alternately nurturing
and perilous relationship with nature. Alba Nero is a convincing
and welcome first monograph; this first printing is limited to
1,000 copies.
Published by Nazraeli Press.
Introduction by Steve Jenkins.
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