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click on any image below to see a larger version. Click here to read a description of Rabelais and this seres written by Timothy Hampton. Or click here to see a large continuous version
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Francois Rabelais (circa 1490 - 1553) and his satirical writings on the illustrious giants, Gargantua and Pantagruel, were the inspiration for this book of prints by Art Hazelwood.
Rabelais was a scholar of erudition,
a mocker of manners,
a defender of appetites,
an adherent of wine,
and a champion of laughter.
This continuous image book is made up of 10 separate prints joined together
into one, as well as a cover image, title page and colophon. The
image area measures 12" x 180" (inches). It was Published in an
edition of 25 at Eastside Editions, Sonoma, California. The book
costs $5,500 and is
available from Eastside Editions. Please inquire here by email.
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