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Japan Fundraiser UPDATE

The Ozu prints sold out in nine minutes! Thanks to everyone who purchased prints and/or helped spread the word, and special thanks to Drawn & Quarterly and Nocerino Editions for their generous donation of time, labor, and energy.

Japan Fundraiser

In response to the devastating Tohoku earthquake and tsunami, Drawn & Quarterly and Adrian Tomine have teamed up to raise funds for relief and recovery in Japan. We are offering a set of exclusive prints featuring two of Tomine's most elegant and evocative images, signed and numbered by the artist. Originally created as cover illustrations for the DVD release of the Yasujiro Ozu films The Only Son and There Was a Father, they are used here with the kind permission of the Criterion Collection and Shochiku Co. Ltd. These prints are not available anywhere else, and will be strictly limited to an edition of 50.

In addition to the two prints, all orders will include a small original sketch by Adrian Tomine, personalized to the name of the purchaser.

100% of proceeds will be donated to the Japan Society's Earthquake Relief Fund.

Special thanks to Nocerino Editions for their exceptional printing and generous support of this project.

Details:
Set of two giclée prints, each on 190 gsm Moab Entrada Natural fine art paper using Epson Ultrachrome inks.
Paper size: 18" x 24"
Image size: 14" x 20"
Edition: 50.

Prints will be signed and numbered by Adrian Tomine in pencil, and shipped rolled in sturdy tubes.
Small original sketch will be mailed separately, personalized to the name of purchaser. (Sorry, but prints cannot be personalized.)

Price: $250 USA, $260 Canada, $250 elsewhere

ON SALE APRIL 27, 2011 at 12:00 PM (EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME)

TO PURCHASE, PLEASE GO HERE.

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

Peggy Burns, Associate Publisher, Drawn & Quarterly, peggy@drawnandquarterly.com
Fundraiser Website: http://www.drawnandquarterly.com/japan/