Sentence examples for edition size from inspiring English sources
For Bernstein fanatics confronted with Candide (1956), preoccupations about edition, size or style loom large.
At the margin, increasing an edition size can increase the value of a work, so long as the other versions end up in high-prestige collections.
"We've bought all the books from second-hand dealers, mainly online, so the edition size depends on how many we managed to find".
This inventory lists the books by author's name, title - faithfully transcribed - edition, size, description of the binders and provenance.--Translation by Libraire Droz.
The publishers work closely with the museum's curatorial department, the editors of the museum's (brilliant) quarterly magazine, and the photographers themselves to find a happy medium among edition size, print size, and price.
Edition sizes and production methods are similar to those of the Stone Wall Press, and the high standards visible in those books were maintained under Merker's direction.
Such low explained variation suggests that concept overlap is not random and cannot be explained only by edition sizes.
OmniGuard collects affidavits from artists, confirms edition sizes with dealers and publishers, even vets the printing process.
If you're buying a name work, ask whether the print is vintage, early or modern, and check condition and edition sizes.
Available in four sizes with different edition sizes, the print is priced from $50 to $5,000 and is selling out quickly.
