Blood Wedding has united art and literature through two timeless geniuses: Federico García Lorca and Lita Cabellut, who reinterpret the theatrical tragedy, portraying not only the characters, but also their souls. The result is a set of 90 Artworks: 49 Faces and 41 Traces created especially for this edition.
Bilingual artist's book in Spanish and English, numbered and limited to 1,998 copies (1,898 in Arabic numerals and 100 in Roman numerals), all signed by the artist.
The Art Book presents the complete text of Lorca's tragedy, and a selection of 31 plates made by the artist, accompanied by quotes and fragments of the Artwork.
CASE
Two metal bodies with a textured black finish painted in epoxy.
Joined by 4 neodymium magnets integrated into the inner profile of each of the bodies.
Outer cover with a piece of etalbond in white and printed with textures.
Back cover made of foam rollers, ground and printed using different processes
Inner perimeter frames on both the cover and base in black foamed PVC. Machined to facilitate the extraction of the book and to hang the pieces on the wall
Measurements: 71.5 x 52.6 x 14.4 cm.
Weight: 12.65 kg.
STUDY BOOK
Cover in 350gr graphic cardboard, two-tone (Cardboard glued on the front and back).
Inner paper in Tatami White, 150gr. Printing with 4 inks plus varnish.
9 sewn blocks of quadriptychs and triptychs.
Bilingual edition, in Spanish and English.
A total of 330 pages.
Measurements: 28.3 x 38 cm.
Weight: 3kg.
ART BOOK
Cover lined with Regina 9004 and title silkscreened dry.
Endpapers in Wibalin white, 320 g. printed in 4 inks.
Interior in Tintoretto Gesso, 200 g. printed in 1 ink plus Pantone 1795 U.
31 sheets in Conqueror Antique Diamante, embossed, Superwhite by Antalis, 160 g. 4-ink printing of the sheets. Die-cut and numbered digitally.
Bilingual edition in Spanish and English.
A total of 120 pages.
Measurements: 47.4 x 66.8 cm.
Weight: 6.95 kg.
LOVE PRINT
Sheet in Conqueror Antique Diamante, embossed. Superwhite by Antalis, 160 g. 4-ink printing.
Dimensions: 40.6 x 60 cm.
