Dine, Jim. The Poet Assassinated by Guillaume Apollinaire. Illustrations by Jim Dine. Camera Magazine Jock Sturges

Jock Sturges

transforming what began as a private documentation project into an acclaimed artistic triumph

rhythmic exploration of solitude

The numerous illustrations serve as a critical visual archive

Barbara Morgan and Naomi Savage are highlighted for their experimental and rhythmic approaches to the form

Dine, Jim. The Poet Assassinated by Guillaume Apollinaire. Illustrations by Jim Dine. Camera Magazine Jock SturgesHolt, Rinehart and Wilson, 1968. First edition, ex library, illustrated boards with protected dust jacket, rear flyleaf trimmed. Tape shadows on covers from removed tape used to hold former dust jacket protector. New dust jacket protector. Rear flyleaf excised. Spine label. Little evidence of use. 128 pages. This book is the first published translation in English of Apollinaires masterwork, first published in 1916. The semi autobiographical book tells