Fisherwomen by Craig Easton – Portfolio Edition
A twenty-four page 11" × 15" portfolio publication, Fisherwomen is both an exploration and a celebration of the long tradition of women in fishing, presented in three parts: Contemporary Portraits, Heritage and Journey.
This bespoke portfolio made on Mohawk Superfine paper is presented in large format to showcase the exquisite detail and the emotional connection that Easton has captured with his 10 × 8 camera. The pictures are married with transcribed conversations outlining the extraordinary stories that the fisherwomen have to tell.
Limited edition of 500, each individually signed and numbered by the artist.
Each copy comes with Fisherwomen & Photography, a specially commissioned A5 four page insert written by Rachel Nordstrum, Photographic Collections Manager at the University of St Andrews.
International (EU) shipping & customs tax
Please note, Ten O’Clock Books ships from the United Kingdom. Customers purchasing from the European Union may need to pay an additional import customs tax equivalent to your country’s VAT. This is a different, separate charge to our postage. Should you decide to refuse the package upon delivery and the book returned to us, we will refund the full value of the book but will not refund the cost of postage.
A twenty-four page 11" × 15" portfolio publication, Fisherwomen is both an exploration and a celebration of the long tradition of women in fishing, presented in three parts: Contemporary Portraits, Heritage and Journey.
This bespoke portfolio made on Mohawk Superfine paper is presented in large format to showcase the exquisite detail and the emotional connection that Easton has captured with his 10 × 8 camera. The pictures are married with transcribed conversations outlining the extraordinary stories that the fisherwomen have to tell.
Limited edition of 500, each individually signed and numbered by the artist.
Each copy comes with Fisherwomen & Photography, a specially commissioned A5 four page insert written by Rachel Nordstrum, Photographic Collections Manager at the University of St Andrews.
International (EU) shipping & customs tax
Please note, Ten O’Clock Books ships from the United Kingdom. Customers purchasing from the European Union may need to pay an additional import customs tax equivalent to your country’s VAT. This is a different, separate charge to our postage. Should you decide to refuse the package upon delivery and the book returned to us, we will refund the full value of the book but will not refund the cost of postage.
A twenty-four page 11" × 15" portfolio publication, Fisherwomen is both an exploration and a celebration of the long tradition of women in fishing, presented in three parts: Contemporary Portraits, Heritage and Journey.
This bespoke portfolio made on Mohawk Superfine paper is presented in large format to showcase the exquisite detail and the emotional connection that Easton has captured with his 10 × 8 camera. The pictures are married with transcribed conversations outlining the extraordinary stories that the fisherwomen have to tell.
Limited edition of 500, each individually signed and numbered by the artist.
Each copy comes with Fisherwomen & Photography, a specially commissioned A5 four page insert written by Rachel Nordstrum, Photographic Collections Manager at the University of St Andrews.
International (EU) shipping & customs tax
Please note, Ten O’Clock Books ships from the United Kingdom. Customers purchasing from the European Union may need to pay an additional import customs tax equivalent to your country’s VAT. This is a different, separate charge to our postage. Should you decide to refuse the package upon delivery and the book returned to us, we will refund the full value of the book but will not refund the cost of postage.
Reviews & media
Photographing Britain's fisherwomen – the generations of workers who anchored an industry – National Geographic UK
Document Scotland Fisherwomen 2019 Exhibition launch
Artist bio
Craig Easton’s work is deeply rooted in the documentary tradition. He shoots long-term documentary projects exploring issues around social policy, identity and a sense of place.