Bevis Hillier

The Midas touch

Now that we can read on Kindle and some people fear that paper-and-ink books will become extinct, one’s first impulse might be to say hurrah for this mighty production.

issue 23 April 2011

  • Bill Gold: Poster Works

    introduction by Christopher Frayling, edited by Tony Nourmand, foreword by Clint Eastwood

    Reel Art Press, pp. 447

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