Equestrian Opulator (Supplement I)
Paul Etienne Lincoln
British, born 1959
1993
A slim pamphlet in which Paul Etienne Lincoln uses the modest form of an illustrated booklet to stage a conceptual, catalogue-like meditation on equestrian themes.
The tall, narrow pale-yellow cover is spare and quiet, centered by a small rectangular label in classical type that reads like a specimen tag and gives the object an intimate, archival presence.
Part of the artists’ book and conceptual-print tradition, it shows how careful publication design can itself be the artwork—blurring catalogue, joke, and archival study to expand what printed matter can make visible.
Medium
Pamphlet
Classification
Department
Credit
Jacqueline Brody Fund and Linda Barth Goldstein Fund
Accession
234.2002
Palette
Exhibitions
