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Mark Frauenfelder at 9:01 am Wed, Feb 22, 2012

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If you couldn't afford to pay $6000 for the "art edition" of Mark Ryden's book Pinxit (it's sold out anyway), Taschen has thoughtfully introduced a popular-priced edition of the 366-page book, for $1000.

201202220858Many books have been published on Mark Ryden before, but none like this large-format monograph, released in a boxed Collector’s Edition of 1,000 numbered copies, each signed by the artist; and also available in an Art Edition of only 50 copies, which come with an artwork. This sweeping retrospective brings together nearly two decade’s worth of Mark Ryden’s paintings and works on paper, broadening the horizons of his uncanny universe and bringing it to the world, one big page at a time.

Collector's Edition – No. 51–1,050

Limited to 1,000 individually numbered copies, each signed by Mark Ryden

Printed on archival-quality paper

Quarter-bound book with leather spine

Front cover features gold-relief embossing crafted by the master printers at Pressure Printing

Comes in a clamshell box covered in cloth fabric

Also available in an Art Edition of 50 copies with a silk screen print

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Mark Frauenfelder is the founder of Boing Boing and the editor-in-chief of MAKE and Cool Tools. Twitter: @frauenfelder. Come and hear Mark speak at the ALA conference in Chicago on July 1.

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  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=523338380 Colin Berry

    Mark Ryden was a talented painter from a young age. Here’s his yearbook pics! 

    http://boingboing.net/2006/01/04/mark-rydens-high-sch.html

  • Max

    Wot no “see inside” from Amazon?
    Shame, I was hoping to see a single page worth more than an average book.

  • azzamckazza

    Looking at this price tag makes my sacrifice of $99 ten years ago for his Anima Mundi book seem paltry in comparison 

  • http://noctilucent-studios.blogspot.com/ Noctilucent Studios

    $1,000? For a book? throw in a nice steak dinner and you got yourself a deal.

    • http://redesigned.com redesigned

       Great, that means the iPad edition will be approximately $980. :-(

  • peterkvt80

    At that price I’d hope that you would get a proper letter “E” instead of a Sigma in the title.

  • sean

    I thought books are dead. How much for the Kindle version?

  • Sarah L.

    Garbage art. Far too precious and twee and tastefully controversial.