Fillion, John (1933-2019); Dorothy Cameron; John Reeves; Allan R. Fleming - John Fillion: Thoughts About My Sculpture ; Recorded by Dorothy Cameron and John Reeves

Toronto, Ontario, Canada, The Martlet Press, 1968. First Edition, First Printing. Hardcover. Unpaginated [pp. 29], arranged in an accordion-style format. 4to. measuring 9.5" x 12.2". Bound in publisher's original ivory linen cloth with gilt lettering over black label to the centre of the front board, all housed within a like slipcase. Chiefly comprises of vivid black-and-white photographs of the late sculptor in his element, and still-life images of their works. A marvellous achievement of photography, and in a most uncommon, and imaginatively produced binding. Most handsome, and quite well-preserved with little-to-no flaws apparent to the extremities, or contents. Scarce in commerce in this edition, and state. Near fine. Corresponds to OCLC #81084691. This book was designed by Allan Fleming using the notes of Dorothy Cameron and the photography of John Reeves. The reproductions were produced by Herzig Sommerville Ltd. the typography by Cooper & Beatty, Limited, and the binding was executed by Hamilton Ruling & Bindery Service Ltd. The whole was prepared under the direction of The Martlet Press, Limited of Toronto who hold the copyright, 1968.

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