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| Weight | 1 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 9 × 6 × 2 in |
Pomological Series: Wild Apple Exhibition Vol. 2
$45.00
The print publication documenting the 2nd Annual Wild and Seedling Pomological Exhibition.
Beautiful apple portraiture photographed by William Mullan accompanied by full, formal pomological descriptions written by Matt Kaminsky draw focus on the highlighted specimens submitted to the 2021 Exhibition.
Dripping with color and detail, this book is printed on high quality photo stock, OTA bound in 9″x 6″ format.
Written and edited by Matt Kaminsky, photography by William Mullan, book design, layout and typesetting by Andrea Trabucco Campos.
Edition of 500, limited to one printing production.
67 in stock
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