Charles Guice Contemporary
A special collector’s edition featuring a signed and numbered copy of Birthe Piontek’s new monograph and one of three chromogenic color prints
Collector's Edition
The Idea of North, 2010, 64 pages, 40 color reproductions, 8½ by 10½

The idealization of the North has been nourished by the stories of Jack London, the films about the area’s pristine tapestry, and by the Northern Lights, which to this day have lost none of their spiritual fascination or magical appeal.

In 2008, Birthe Piontek drove from her home in Vancouver, Canada, more than 1,900 miles to Dawson City, Yukon Territory. Intrigued by the setting, the people, and the light, Piontek enjoyed the idea of the quiet, peaceful town “where everybody knows each other but there are so many underlying secrets and dark stories to discover.” The images Piontek subsequently captured have been collected in her first monograph published by photolucida.
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Collector’s Edition with Print
30 copies
Hardbound book (signed and numbered)
40 color reproductions
64 pages
8½ by 10½ in. (21.6 by 26.7 cm.)
Including a signed and numbered c-print, 11 by 11 in. (27.9 by 27.9 cm.)
Edition of 30
Special price – $450
To order, please contact us by email or by phone at 914-214-1165. For additional information about Birthe Piontek and to see more images from her series, The Idea of North, please visit our website at www.charlesguice.com.