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durations of time – photographs by bill purvis

Title: durations of time – photographs by bill purvis

Photographer/s: bill purvis

Date of publication: 01 Nov 2010

Place of publication: Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

Dimensions: 7″ X 7″

Edition size: AP 5 POD unltd (ltd edn portfolio 5 prints 5″x7″ edn 20)

Type of binding: soft cover

Number of pages: 20

Type of paper: premium 180gsm matte

Number of pictures: 20

Type of printing: HP Indigo digital offset 4 color

Printer: blurb

Publisher: bill purvis

Designer: bill purvis

Editor: dan purvis assisted

Language: english

Category: POD

Price: $AUD25.95

Summary: A continuing project documenting the influence of natural spirits, through the ephemeral forces of nature, evidenced in various forms, and through the illusion of visual text in found objects, provide links between the original Aboriginal inhabitants and later more recent European occupation of my local stretch of the Torrens River Linear Park.

Date and place of birth of photographer/s: 3April1949 Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

Website: http://www.australianphotographcollector.blogspot.com

Book link: http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/1690228

Donated by: bill purvis

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Published on December 22, 2010 2:58 pm.
Filed under: Books Tags: 2010, Australia, Bill Purvis, Blurb, Durations of Time, POD, print on demand

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