SOLD: MAYA LIN: SYSTEMATIC LANDSCAPES WE’RE PASSING THE SAVINGS ON TO YOU — YOURS FOR $10.00 OR BEST OFFER. THIS ITEM HAS BEEN SOLD AND IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE, SEE BELOW FOR THE WINNING OFFER DETAILS (IF THEY ARE PUBLIC).
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OFFERS SO FAR:
Doug Daniels
tendered an offer of «$10.00»
— the only public bid
proffered by this user.
It was accepted on April 24, 2010. Thanks and enjoy, Doug.
Offered April 24, 2010 ⟡
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NOTE: This book is very pretty. I guarantee that if you leave it on your coffee table, someone will AT LEAST look at it and say “huh” at some point. I would recommend leaving it out like that and not reading it, because you’ll just be like “I bet that if you loaned me all your interns for a week I could top this stuff, Missy” and really, we’re past that sort of pointless grousing I thought, I mean it’s 2010.
According to Amazon, this book retails for $40.00— $30 more than what I’m asking — and ranks an understandable 336,912 in sales. The primary text of Maya Lin: Systematic Landscapes is credited to John Beardsley; Yale University Press put this particular 112-page hardcover edition out on Nov. 6, 2006, with Dewey Decimal number 709.2. The ISBN is 0300121202.
TAGS: art, design, hardcover, installation, landscape, maps, mayalin, sculpture, visualization, and yaleuniversitypress.
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