Agent Orange: an American legacy in Vietnam by C. David Thomas

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Limited edition of 50, signed by the author.
“The subject of this artist’s book is Agent Orange, the deadly, dioxin-contaminated defoliant used in Vietnam between 1961 and 1971. The Vietnamese people, both military and civilian, young and old have been living, hunting, fishing, and farming this contaminated soil since the 1960s”–Vamp & Tramp Booksellers’ website, March 30, 2017.
“All text pages are printed on Arches 88 Silk Screen paper made in France. The images are printed on photographic paper. The images and text are printed using an Epson Stylus Photo R2880 inkjet printer. The text is Myriad Pro. Each book is presented in a lacquer and composite box made by craftsmakers in Hanoi, Vietnam. The composite and lacquer box is contained in a handmade silk bag made by Vietnamese-American women working at the Southeast Asian Coalition in Worcester, MA. The silk was handwoven in Van Village near Hanoi”–Page 7.
Accordion folded book housed in a black box with a domed lid shaped to resemble a vertical half of a barrel with an orange strip with the title Agent Orange printed on. The black silk bag has a drawstring closure.

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