Maroon cloth boards, as issued, in matching slipcase. Clarke Award, PEN Center USA Lifetime Award 2017, et al Yoko Ono, multimedia artist, singer / songwriter, peace activist, and widow of John Lennon. An attractive shared project between the two major figures, both famous women artists in their own right: Atwood, double Booker Prize winner, Arthur C. Few examples of this limited edition with the signed Ono print tend to surface these days.
(The print is housed within its own matching cloth folder and, along with the book, both are presented in slipcase). This is copy "87" of the limited edition, with the print itself also numbered "87 / 150" and SIGNED by Yoko Ono in black ink beneath her drawing. The total edition was 160 copies (I - XXXV, and 36 to 150) signed and dated by Atwood, and presented in a slipcase with an original print, numbered, and signed by the artist. In our experience, one of the strongest and most collectable of all the titles that were released by this small press - a unique and interesting collaboration between Atwood's Booker Prize winning novel and Yoko Ono's distinguished conceptual artwork.
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