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Paperback. Condizione: New. Mudlarking' is the act of searching the riverbed for historical treasures. Mudlarks comb the river's foreshore, which is only accessible for a few hours a day at low tide, in their hunt for objects, untouched since they were lost hundreds or even thousands of years ago. Jutten is about men in boots mudlarking the bank of the Scheldt river in Antwerp, in search of shards of the past, the larking, the scouring, the scavenging. One tea towel after another filled with coins, marbles, pipes."Finds have a strange hold over us. There's a magic to them that shines on a lot longer than the soon fading glimmer of things we intentionally choose. That purposefulness is probably what kills our enthusiasm after a week or so. Because when we make a choice, there's too much of ourselves in the object already. We don't deem a consciously picked item deserving of a tea towel display. The more trash we've dug through to get to our treasure, the more it becomes. Hence the mud-crusted trouvailles. So we go hunting for crap that's out of place. Crap that becomes a find, simply because it was lost." - extract from a text by Annelies Desmet and Jill Mathieu. …

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Mudlarking' is the act of searching the riverbed for historical treasures. Mudlarks comb the river's foreshore, which is only accessible for a few hours a day at low tide, in their hunt for objects, untouched since they were lost hundreds or even thousands of years ago. Jutten is about men in boots mudlarking the bank of the Scheldt river in Antwerp, in search of shards of the past, the larking, the scouring, the scavenging. One tea towel after another filled with coins, marbles, pipes. Finds have a strange hold over us. There's a magic to them that shines on a lot longer than the soon fading glimmer of things we intentionally choose. That purposefulness is probably what kills our enthusiasm after a week or so. Because when we make a choice, there's too much of ourselves in the object already. We don't deem a consciously picked item deserving of a tea towel display. The more trash we've dug through to get to our treasure, the more it becomes. Hence the mud-crusted trouvailles. So we go hunting for crap that's out of place. Crap that becomes a find, simply because it was lost. extract from a text by Annelies Desmet & Jill Mathieu AUTHOR: As a child, Bram Van Meervelde dreamed of becoming a paleontologist. Of digging through eternal layers in search for shark teeth, the more the better, with the childish (Or, should it read: philosophical?) marvel at the number of sharks that must have swum there, at the banks of that very familiar, sharkless Scheldt. Amazed by and in adoration of how one can look in the present at the past. How something as ordinary as the Scheldt almost points directly to such magic. Endlessly stratified and dripping with stories, reality surpasses any fiction. The world is chaos, and even more: beautiful chaos. The beauty and virtuosity of a window covered in paint which has started to crackle and flake off after years and years of exposure to the elements almost moves one to tears, doesn't it? SELLING POINTS: . Mudlarking along the river Scheldt, Antwerp . Contemporary art using photography to present the project in book form 136 colour illustrations Jutten is about mudlarking and placing the discovered various treasures on a tea towel creating a graphical, curious and intriguing image. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 128 pages. 10.37x8.62x8.66 inches. In Stock.

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Condizione: Good. Uitgeverij 010 Publishers, 1992. Text in Dutch and English; cover very faintly rubbed/bumped/soiled, otherwise intact; edges very faintly bumped/soiled; binding tight; interior intact and exceptionally clean; due to the size/weight of this item, additional shipping charges may apply. paperback. Good.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Mudlarking' is the act of searching the riverbed for historical treasures. Mudlarks comb the river's foreshore, which is only accessible for a few hours a day at low tide, in their hunt for objects, untouched since they were lost hundreds or even thousands of years ago. Jutten is about men in boots mudlarking the bank of the Scheldt river in Antwerp, in search of shards of the past, the larking, the scouring, the scavenging. One tea towel after another filled with coins, marbles, pipes. Finds have a strange hold over us. There's a magic to them that shines on a lot longer than the soon fading glimmer of things we intentionally choose. That purposefulness is probably what kills our enthusiasm after a week or so. Because when we make a choice, there's too much of ourselves in the object already. We don't deem a consciously picked item deserving of a tea towel display. The more trash we've dug through to get to our treasure, the more it becomes. Hence the mud-crusted trouvailles. So we go hunting for crap that's out of place. Crap that becomes a find, simply because it was lost. extract from a text by Annelies Desmet & Jill Mathieu AUTHOR: As a child, Bram Van Meervelde dreamed of becoming a paleontologist. Of digging through eternal layers in search for shark teeth, the more the better, with the childish (Or, should it read: philosophical?) marvel at the number of sharks that must have swum there, at the banks of that very familiar, sharkless Scheldt. Amazed by and in adoration of how one can look in the present at the past. How something as ordinary as the Scheldt almost points directly to such magic. Endlessly stratified and dripping with stories, reality surpasses any fiction. The world is chaos, and even more: beautiful chaos. The beauty and virtuosity of a window covered in paint which has started to crackle and flake off after years and years of exposure to the elements almost moves one to tears, doesn't it? SELLING POINTS: . Mudlarking along the river Scheldt, Antwerp . Contemporary art using photography to present the project in book form 136 colour illustrations Jutten is about mudlarking and placing the discovered various treasures on a tea towel creating a graphical, curious and intriguing image. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Condizione: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Paperback. Condizione: New. Mudlarking' is the act of searching the riverbed for historical treasures. Mudlarks comb the river's foreshore, which is only accessible for a few hours a day at low tide, in their hunt for objects, untouched since they were lost hundreds or even thousands of years ago. Jutten is about men in boots mudlarking the bank of the Scheldt river in Antwerp, in search of shards of the past, the larking, the scouring, the scavenging. One tea towel after another filled with coins, marbles, pipes."Finds have a strange hold over us. There's a magic to them that shines on a lot longer than the soon fading glimmer of things we intentionally choose. That purposefulness is probably what kills our enthusiasm after a week or so. Because when we make a choice, there's too much of ourselves in the object already. We don't deem a consciously picked item deserving of a tea towel display. The more trash we've dug through to get to our treasure, the more it becomes. Hence the mud-crusted trouvailles. So we go hunting for crap that's out of place. Crap that becomes a find, simply because it was lost." - extract from a text by Annelies Desmet and Jill Mathieu. …

Nijmegen, KUN, 1987. 330 pp. Paperback. Bibliografie. Portret. *bibliotheeksticker op rug en omslag, goede staat* Met bijdragen van o.a.: Jan Abbink, Paul Haenen, Lex van der Leeden, Henk Molenaar, Anton Ploeg.

Condizione: gut. Jutten, beachcombing on the banks of the river Schelde. In deutscher Sprache. pages.

Condizione: Good. 4to. 396 pp. Hard cover. Very Good+. Illustrated paper covered boards. Color and B&W plates throughout. Text in English and Japanese. Extremely Scarce.ISBN: 9784907442217 4907442211.Collection from San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.

Softcover, 128 pages, illustrations in color, 26,5 x 22 cm, paperback, English text: The book has an introduction by mathieu and annelies of goodcopy.ink and a work by Rinus van de Velde. 1/250 numberd copies Signed. ISBN 9789464363142. Between March 2020 and November 2021 Bram Van Meervelde and Jan Lemaire went beachcombing on the banks of the river Schelde. The treasures and trouvailles were compounded in the book Jutten designed by Jean-Michel Meyers. . Why is it two men in boots keep trudging the mud in search of shards of the past? But a year has passed and on it goes, the larking, the scouring, the scavenging. One tea towel after another filled with coins, marbles, pipes. Finds have a strange hold over us. There?s a magic to them that shines on a lot longer than the soon fading glimmer of things we intentionally choose. That purposefulness is probably what kills our enthusiasm after a week or so. Because when we make a choice, there?s too much of ourselves in the object already. We don?t deem a consciously picked item deserving of a tea towel display. The more trash we?ve dug through to get to our treasure, the more it becomes. Hence the mud-crusted trouvailles. We?ve had to make our hands dirty and?like any good romance?half the pleasure lies in the hunt. So we go hunting for crap that?s out of place. Crap that becomes a find, simply because it was lost. A diamond is nothing very special in a jewellery store, but it?s everything when found among discarded fish. Yet maybe the real reason for this endless trawlings for trinkets is another story altogether. Not that of a seventeenth-century mariner tossing a coin into the Scheldt to buy a safe passage, but the belief that we're not the ones that find the perfectly rounded rock, it's the pebble that finds us. For all its muteness, it speaks to us. 0 g.…

oorspronkelijk uitgevers ge llustreerde omslag, 185 x 255mm., 588pp., z/w illustratie. Tentoonstellingscatalogus. Over het begrip Nederlanden in de 15e eeuw. Catalogus : handschriften - prototypografie - blokboeken - drukkerswerkplaatsen. Boek is in goede staat. 777 g.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. Not present. 1. Verkleuring. Dutch Stedenbouwkundig structuurplan voor de historische binnenstad van Brugge: een integrale studie van morfologie, erfgoed, verkeer en woonkwaliteit, met een ontwikkelingsmodel op lange termijn. Het plan gold als eerste stadsbreed structuurplan in België en legde beleidsaccenten op o.a. bewoonbaarheid, patrimoniumzorg, mobiliteit (introductie van een ?overgangsmodel? met autoluwe binnenstad), toerisme en groenstructuur. De inzichten rond de ?stedelijke gevel? en gabarietbeheersing beïnvloedden latere beleidsplannen en erfgoedbeheer.…

Softcover/Paperback. 330 p Einband etw. berieben u. bestaubt N04 *.* Sprache: Niederländisch Gewicht in Gramm: 710.