Artists' books are acquired on a selective basis, with a preference for works published in large editions, but some examples of limited and fine edition presses are added.
Prints from large editions are reasonably affordable.
Similarly, the Uzbek edition, being among the ten smallest in the dataset, shows high concept overlap with large editions.
Why do newspapers always publish larger editions on Sunday?
Ting became obsessed with the tiny, delicate hands of the Buddhisatva and reproduced them in multiples, on petite saucers with cups and on larger, limited-edition serving pieces.
As a compromise, we focused the analysis on a sample of 126 largest editions which contained more than 10,000 article pages, as of July 2014 [13].
Alternatively, they would make chart-return shops offers they couldn't refuse - massive discounts on large orders, special edition singles in coloured vinyl, picture sleeves or with pull-out posters.
Some 1,500 to 2,000 posters were produced in editions of 3,000 to 5,000; designs were duplicated on postcards, which were produced in even larger editions.
In April 1993, during the 1993 Gay March on Washington, the paper published its largest edition to date consisting of 216 pages.
On September 13 , 1987 the Times published a thousand-six-hundred-and-twelve-page, twelve-pound Sunday paper, the largest edition in its history.
