City of Spirits: The Seattle Drawings of Jon Strongbow, Volume One by Strongbow, Jon - 2017

Seattle, WA: Jon Strongbow in Association with Noreah Brownfield, 2017. Oversize Paperback. Fine. In a series started in 1992, Jon Strongbow's detailed black and white line drawings of Seattle cityscapes juxtapose realistic architectural renderings with scenes embracing indigenous cultures from all over the planet, including extinct and endangered species. Though he didn't set out to record the city's changing landscape, these drawings also inadvertently document the disappearing places of Seattle. Large format: 12""w x 15 1/2"" when closed, this book opens into magnificent two-page spreads. Printed on glossy paper. 28 pages.

Seattle, WA: Jon Strongbow in Association with Noreah Brownfield, 2017. Oversize Paperback. Fine. In a series started in 1992, Jon Strongbow's detailed black and white line drawings of Seattle cityscapes juxtapose realistic architectural renderings with scenes embracing indigenous cultures from all over the planet, including extinct and endangered species. Though he didn't set out to record the city's changing landscape, these drawings also inadvertently document the disappearing places of Seattle. Large format: 12""w x 15 1/2"" when closed, this book opens into magnificent two-page spreads. Printed on glossy paper. 28 pages.

Seattle, WA: Jon Strongbow in Association with Noreah Brownfield, 2017. Oversize Paperback. Fine. In a series started in 1992, Jon Strongbow's detailed black and white line drawings of Seattle cityscapes juxtapose realistic architectural renderings with scenes embracing indigenous cultures from all over the planet, including extinct and endangered species. Though he didn't set out to record the city's changing landscape, these drawings also inadvertently document the disappearing places of Seattle. Large format: 12""w x 15 1/2"" when closed, this book opens into magnificent two-page spreads. Printed on glossy paper. 28 pages.

Seattle, WA: Jon Strongbow in Association with Noreah Brownfield, 2017. Oversize Paperback. Fine. In a series started in 1992, Jon Strongbow's detailed black and white line drawings of Seattle cityscapes juxtapose realistic architectural renderings with scenes embracing indigenous cultures from all over the planet, including extinct and endangered species. Though he didn't set out to record the city's changing landscape, these drawings also inadvertently document the disappearing places of Seattle. Large format: 12""w x 15 1/2"" when closed, this book opens into magnificent two-page spreads. Printed on glossy paper. 28 pages.

Seattle, WA: Jon Strongbow in Association with Noreah Brownfield, 2017. Oversize Paperback. Fine. In a series started in 1992, Jon Strongbow's detailed black and white line drawings of Seattle cityscapes juxtapose realistic architectural renderings with scenes embracing indigenous cultures from all over the planet, including extinct and endangered species. Though he didn't set out to record the city's changing landscape, these drawings also inadvertently document the disappearing places of Seattle. Large format: 12""w x 15 1/2"" when closed, this book opens into magnificent two-page spreads. Printed on glossy paper. 28 pages.

Seattle, WA: Jon Strongbow in Association with Noreah Brownfield, 2017. Oversize Paperback. Fine. In a series started in 1992, Jon Strongbow's detailed black and white line drawings of Seattle cityscapes juxtapose realistic architectural renderings with scenes embracing indigenous cultures from all over the planet, including extinct and endangered species. Though he didn't set out to record the city's changing landscape, these drawings also inadvertently document the disappearing places of Seattle. Large format: 12""w x 15 1/2"" when closed, this book opens into magnificent two-page spreads. Printed on glossy paper. 28 pages.

Seattle, WA: Jon Strongbow in Association with Noreah Brownfield, 2017. Oversize Paperback. Fine. In a series started in 1992, Jon Strongbow's detailed black and white line drawings of Seattle cityscapes juxtapose realistic architectural renderings with scenes embracing indigenous cultures from all over the planet, including extinct and endangered species. Though he didn't set out to record the city's changing landscape, these drawings also inadvertently document the disappearing places of Seattle. Large format: 12""w x 15 1/2"" when closed, this book opens into magnificent two-page spreads. Printed on glossy paper. 28 pages.