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A Lipped Clamshell style package, bound in sailcloth for the prints of famed American artist Chuck Close.
Chuck Close “Scribble Book”
Chuck Close “Scribble Book”
Both the books and the box are covered with Cotlin, a natural sailcloth-type fabric made by Bamberger. The books are accordion bound with each set of prints being mounted on a strip of fabric over 9′ long. A Lipped Clamshell Box with basswood frame was chosen to house the books. This design opens flat at the spine, allowing easy access to the books while offering the option of viewing the prints without removing them from the confines of the box.
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