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Mark Ryden Pinxit book
« Thread Started on Nov 21, 2011, 1:50am »

Anyone have any more info on when this is actually coming out? And any details on the limited edition of 50?

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Re: Mark Ryden Pinxit book
« Reply #1 on Nov 21, 2011, 3:17am »

Aug 30, 2011, 2:29pm, commandax wrote:

from the Taschen Fall 2011 catalog... a limited collector's edition of 1,000 copies, signed and numbered in a clamshell box. $1000.

There is also an Art Edition of 50 copies that comes with an artwork... Heaven only knows what that one will go for!

I understand it's being released at Miami Art Basel.

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Re: Mark Ryden Pinxit book
« Reply #2 on Nov 21, 2011, 9:15am »

Damn, and I thought the Berens book was expensive.

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Re: Mark Ryden Pinxit book
« Reply #3 on Nov 21, 2011, 9:32am »

Nov 21, 2011, 9:15am, haven wrote:

Damn, and I thought the Berens book was expensive.

Yup, not that expensive if you compare it to this..

Btw, quoted post is actually from Berens book thread..

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Re: Mark Ryden Pinxit book
« Reply #4 on Nov 21, 2011, 12:01pm »

The book is mentioned in the new juxtapoz article about Mark. It does say that there will be a trade edition released at a later date. Probably only after all those expensive collectors editions are sold.

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Re: Mark Ryden Pinxit book
« Reply #5 on Nov 24, 2011, 2:24pm »

thanks it does! dayum! i thought the 1000 edition would be at least half that but DAAAYM! By artwork i wonder if they mean original or giclee. well thats another edition that will be up for a while much like the snow yak show one.
So it wont be released on the website?

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Re: Mark Ryden Pinxit book
« Reply #6 on Nov 24, 2011, 6:30pm »

I think it's silly to sell a book for $1K. Limited edition of 1000 copies? Come on Mr Ryden, that's a million bucks for the run! It's a damn picture book man, granted it's got some nice pictures but your alienating your fan base. I think I'm not such a fan anymore.

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Re: Mark Ryden Pinxit book
« Reply #7 on Nov 24, 2011, 6:33pm »

ofap, it's not just silly - it's ridiculous.

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Re: Mark Ryden Pinxit book
« Reply #8 on Nov 24, 2011, 6:36pm »

Nov 24, 2011, 6:33pm, svenman wrote:

ofap, it's not just silly - it's ridiculous.

preposterous!

More big eyed girls dressed in meat with Lincoln and symbols. I liked it for 10 years or so.

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Re: Mark Ryden Pinxit book
« Reply #9 on Nov 24, 2011, 7:02pm »

The pricing of Ryden's limited Pinxit edition is completely in line with Taschen's extensive line of collector's editions, as you can see here. These editions have proven to hold their value over Taschen's 30-year history as a publisher — wealthy book collectors line up for their release, and with this one coming out at Miami Basel, I doubt it will be an exception. The collector's edition is huge at 15x20 inches and 366 pages, bound in calfskin in a clamshell box, with more than a dozen foldouts that open to 60 inches across. Anyway, per Taschen's usual system, a more modestly sized trade edition will come out next year so everyone can enjoy it.

For anyone who's interested in the December 1st release, here are complete details from Taschen on the Collector's Edition and Art Edition.

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Re: Mark Ryden Pinxit book
« Reply #10 on Nov 24, 2011, 7:23pm »

Nov 24, 2011, 7:02pm, commandax wrote:

The pricing of Ryden's limited Pinxit edition is completely in line with Taschen's extensive line of collector's editions, as you can see here. These editions have proven to hold their value over Taschen's 30-year history as a publisher — wealthy book collectors line up for their release, and with this one coming out at Miami Basel, I doubt it will be an exception. The collector's edition is huge at 15x20 inches and 366 pages, bound in calfskin in a clamshell box, with more than a dozen foldouts that open to 60 inches across. Anyway, per Taschen's usual system, a more modestly sized trade edition will come out next year so everyone can enjoy it.

For anyone who's interested in the December 1st release, here are complete details from Taschen on the Collector's Edition and Art Edition.

Thanks for the info. I'm thinking well, that's good for Taschen, wealthy book collectors and Ryden but what about the calfs?

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Re: Mark Ryden Pinxit book
« Reply #11 on Nov 24, 2011, 9:41pm »

That print looks pretty nice. I'm glad for Ryden's success and appreciate his pricing toward the serious collector, but I'm disappointed to see the absurdity in the amount the proofs produced of it.

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Re: Mark Ryden Pinxit book
« Reply #12 on Nov 24, 2011, 10:12pm »

Nov 24, 2011, 6:30pm, oldfartatplay wrote:

I think it's silly to sell a book for $1K. Limited edition of 1000 copies? Come on Mr Ryden, that's a million bucks for the run! It's a damn picture book man, granted it's got some nice pictures but your alienating your fan base. I think I'm not such a fan anymore.

I was thinking the same thing. Plus I found out more about the art edition at the Taschn website. Its actually $6000 and the artwork is a blasted silk screen not an original way to over priced for what it is!

http://www.taschen.com/pages/en/catalogu....art_edition.htm

really just really?!

for $6k I can get a legit original Ryden off of ebay or even a small drawing at one of his shows or a down payment on one.

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Re: Mark Ryden Pinxit book
« Reply #13 on Nov 24, 2011, 10:15pm »

Nov 24, 2011, 9:41pm, twotwistedtrees wrote:

That print looks pretty nice. I'm glad for Ryden's success and appreciate his pricing toward the serious collector, but I'm disappointed to see the absurdity in the amount the proofs produced of it.

Many of his collectors such as myself are serious collectors, ones who cannot make the list of his ever growing waiting list of originals at decent prices, who have to go third market to find originals that we dont know are real or not because its hard to get a hold of him. So making this a bit more acessible would be a bit more helpful for us. Though he is a very cool and down to earth person in person, and has helped out many of his fans, but this is a wee bit too much.

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Re: Mark Ryden Pinxit book
« Reply #14 on Nov 25, 2011, 3:23am »

Nov 24, 2011, 7:23pm, oldfartatplay wrote:

Nov 24, 2011, 7:02pm, commandax wrote:

The pricing of Ryden's limited Pinxit edition is completely in line with Taschen's extensive line of collector's editions, as you can see here. These editions have proven to hold their value over Taschen's 30-year history as a publisher — wealthy book collectors line up for their release, and with this one coming out at Miami Basel, I doubt it will be an exception. The collector's edition is huge at 15x20 inches and 366 pages, bound in calfskin in a clamshell box, with more than a dozen foldouts that open to 60 inches across. Anyway, per Taschen's usual system, a more modestly sized trade edition will come out next year so everyone can enjoy it.

For anyone who's interested in the December 1st release, here are complete details from Taschen on the Collector's Edition and Art Edition.

Thanks for the info. I'm thinking well, that's good for Taschen, wealthy book collectors and Ryden but what about the calfs?

And the clams...
1k for a book 6k for a book and print is way way way overpriced however you try and paint it.
I note that a lot of those book sets are not sold out, even for those artists much more established in the 'real' art world than ryden.

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