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Felicific Calculus (2021)
$55.00
Felicific Calculus is a catalog that was produced by CEPA Gallery & Booksmart Studio in conjunction with Eric T. Kunsman’s solo exhibition.
Introduction essay by the venerable Alison Nordstrom titled “Useful Photographs.”
Foreword by Benjamin Hickey, Curator of Exhibition, Hilliard Art Museum titled “Felicific Calculus: A Tale of Two Cities.”
● Perfect bound : 222 pages full color
● ISBN: 978-1-939026-16-3
● Product Dimensions : 11.5 x 13 inches
● Publisher : CEPA Gallery & Booksmart Studio (December 2021)
● Language : English
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| Weight | 1 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 13 × 15 × 1 in |
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