Plinth cuts a red ribbon with brass scissors on the steps of a marble hall carved with his own bust, as clerks carry ledgers in by a side door and a crowd applauds.

The ledger of twenty-five

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The till has not opened, so every number is still open. A refunded number is struck and retired, never issued again, so this cover can close at fewer than twenty-five.

The Plinth Weekly · Vol. I · No. 4

Philanthropy

“He gave it all away, to himself”

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Made by: A professional print lab, as a giclée print in pigment ink. Nothing here is hand-painted, signed or gilded.
The number: One of twenty-five, given to each canvas in the order copies are paid for, written on the packing note, struck in the grid and entered in the ledger. The paper proof is an open edition and carries no number.
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