Split Time Presss ~ Canada
(Terry Rutherford)

Bienvenue à Montréal? deux conversations
By Terry Rutherford
Quebec, Canada: Split Time Press, 2008. Edition of 26.

3 x 4"; 32 pages. Two 16-page accordion books wrapped by a 1" printed band closure. Each book consists of 6 double-page laser copy views of Mount Royal Cross (a prominent feature of Montreal). The valley of each spread contains two lip-like pop-ups "speaking" the conversation. The books laid into a folded cardstock box with paper title on spine.

A non-native of Montreal is frustrated in her attempts to speak French.

Terry Rutherford: "The text is French and English with translation. The book is inspired by the artist's vision of the relationship between Montreal's two linguistic communities."
$250

Journey
By Terry Rutherford
Quebec, Canada: Split Time Press, 2003. Edition of 10.

9 x 6" accordion fold with tipped into lino cut prints. Cover constructed with applied frame covered in leather with inset linocut title and wire figures. Paper covered drop back box.

Nine images made with a combination of six lino cuts. Four wire images are used on the cover of all copies but in different arrangements.
$550

Inaugural Speech
By Nelson Mandela
Quebec, Canada: Split Time Press, 2002. Edition of 13.

5 x 10.5”; 14 pages plus free end pages. Printed on Zerkall Book White Wove. Sewn in Obonai paper wrappers.

From Mandela's Inaugural Speech: "Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure."
$60