Gilbert & George (signed) - Dark Shadow - Nigel Greenwood Inc. 1976 - Saint-Martin Bookshop
Gilbert & George (signed) - Dark Shadow - Nigel Greenwood Inc. 1976 - Saint-Martin Bookshop
Gilbert & George (signed) - Dark Shadow - Nigel Greenwood Inc. 1976 - Saint-Martin Bookshop
Gilbert & George (signed) - Dark Shadow - Nigel Greenwood Inc. 1976 - Saint-Martin Bookshop
Gilbert & George (signed) - Dark Shadow - Nigel Greenwood Inc. 1976 - Saint-Martin Bookshop
Gilbert & George (signed) - Dark Shadow - Nigel Greenwood Inc. 1976 - Saint-Martin Bookshop
Gilbert & George (signed) - Dark Shadow - Nigel Greenwood Inc. 1976 - Saint-Martin Bookshop
Gilbert & George (signed) - Dark Shadow - Nigel Greenwood Inc. 1976 - Saint-Martin Bookshop
Gilbert & George (signed) - Dark Shadow - Nigel Greenwood Inc. 1976 - Saint-Martin Bookshop
Gilbert & George (signed) - Dark Shadow - Nigel Greenwood Inc. 1976 - Saint-Martin Bookshop

Gilbert & George

Gilbert & George (signed) - Dark Shadow - Nigel Greenwood Inc. 1976

Gilbert & George created Dark Shadow in 1974 as a ‘living sculpture book’, the ‘result of our past three years of earnest daily thoughts, shadows, deeds, cares and pleasures.’ 

Featuring original text and artwork by Gilbert & George, the publication offers an unparalleled perspective on the early career of one of the twentieth century’s most significant artists. Like their art, Gilbert & George’s writing is irreverent, rebellious, often funny and deeply poetic. The book includes a letter to their readers and photographs by the artists of themselves, their home in East London and their pictures.

Dark Shadow is structured in eight chapters, which elaborate on the inspirations behind Gilbert & George’s work, such as London life and British culture, including, of course, Gordon’s Gin. As is emblazoned on the cover, Dark Shadow is a continuation of their lifelong agenda ‘Art for All’, and each book is a piece of art in itself, uniquely bound in the UK with hand-marbled cloth, made under the guidance of Gilbert & George.

128p - EN - 13x19.5cm - hardcover - number 47/2000 - perfect condition