Sally Mann
Subtitle: photographs and poetry
By: edited by John Wood
Contributors: Wood, John, 1947 January 2- ed; Klimek, Stan; 21st Editions; Kat Ran Press; Press Collection (Library of Congress)
Publisher: Published by Steven Albahari, 21st
Published: 2005
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 28
Subjects: Artistic Photography; Artists' books
Notes: Copyright 2005.

Issued in a cloth-covered clamshell box, with one free-standing, signed platinum print.

Ten poems facing ten prints, separated by a loose guard sheet.  The first line of each poem is printed in brown ink on the page preceding the poem.

"Limited to one hundred and ten copies of which one hundred are numbered 1 through 100 and ten are lettered A through J.  Two additional copies are hors commerce.  The platinum prints were printed by Stan Klimek. Ms. Mann's poems were composed in Monotype Bembo by Michael & Winifred Bixler.  The typography and presswork are by Michael Russem at Kat Ran Press"--Colophon.

LC has copy 30.
Table of contents: title: See; title: It's all true; title: To evoke what, like a dream, was lost; title: In sleep she becomes a softer country; title: My cautious world; title: Where measurement holds no sway; title: Your spirit floated silently; title: He wakes in the night; title: Measurement has become useless; title: Maybe it was the daffodils that gave out the foamy.