“TRANSPOSING JOY” IS NOW ONLINE - « TRANSPOSER LA JOIE » EST MAINTENANT EN LIGNE

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“TRANSPOSING JOY” IS NOW ONLINE

 

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In 2019, Francine Bellomo and her talented team published a third coffee table book featuring my work, titled TRANSPOSING JOY. The hardcover book consisted of commentary and photos and spanned 218 pages. A total of 1,000 copies were printed, which were sold in the gallery, online, and gifted to many collectors.

 

There are only a dozen copies left, and these have been reserved for my grandchildren. I have nine grandkids, but I think we may be blessed with a few more—it’s always good to plan ahead!

 

Over the last few months, several people have called or visited the gallery looking to purchase the book. Sadly, we couldn’t fulfill their requests. One person even told us they had purchased the book on eBay!

 

Due to these ongoing requests, we decided to create a free eBook version of TRANSPOSING JOY. While it’s not a physical copy, it’s the next best thing. You can access it at the link below or by clicking on the image of the cover page of the book.

Link : https://publuu.com/flip-book/768894/1705075

 I hope you enjoy it, and please feel free to share it!


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« TRANSPOSER LA JOIE » EST MAINTENANT EN LIGNE


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En 2019, Francine Bellomo et sa talentueuse équipe ont publié un troisième livre de présentation de mon travail, intitulé TRANSPOSER LA JOIE. Le livre à couverture rigide comprenait des commentaires et des photos et s'étendait sur 218 pages. Au total, 1 000 exemplaires ont été imprimés, qui ont été vendus à la galerie, en ligne et offerts à de nombreux collectionneurs.

 

Il ne reste qu'une douzaine d'exemplaires, et ceux-ci ont été réservés pour mes petits-enfants. J'ai neuf petits-enfants, mais je pense que nous aurons peut-être la chance d'en avoir quelques-uns de plus. C'est toujours bien de planifier à l'avance !

 

Au cours des derniers mois, plusieurs personnes ont appelé ou visité la galerie pour acheter le livre. Malheureusement, nous n'avons pas pu répondre à leurs demandes. Une personne nous a même dit qu'elle avait acheté le livre sur eBay !

 

En raison de ces demandes récurrentes, nous avons décidé de créer une version eBook gratuite de TRANSPOSER LA JOIE. Bien qu'il ne s'agisse pas d'une copie physique, c'est la meilleure solution. Vous pouvez y accéder via le lien ci-dessous ou en cliquant sur l’image de la page couverture.

Lien : https://publuu.com/flip-book/768894/1705075

J'espère que vous l'apprécierez et n'hésitez pas à le partager !


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