Women
Nadia Lee Cohen
2023
Cohen’s first monograph and the culmination of the six-year Women project: 100 staged portraits exploring character, femininity, performance and the constructed image. Includes texts by Cohen, Alessia Glaviano and Ellen von Unwerth.
Read the catalogue note →- Creator
- Nadia Lee Cohen
- Publisher
- IDEA
- Edition / printing
- Fifth Edition — September 2023
- Country
- UK
- Language
- English
- ISBN-13
- Not shown in supplied photographs
- Format
- Gold/beige clothbound hardback; 216 pp.; 33 × 24.5 cm; cover design by Raissa Pardini
- Pagination
- 216 pages
- Dimensions
- 33 × 24.5 cm
- Condition
- Near Fine — approx. 9.2 visually
- Completeness
- Complete as designed; no index issued
Catalogue note
Cohen’s first monograph and the culmination of the six-year Women project: 100 staged portraits exploring character, femininity, performance and the constructed image. Includes texts by Cohen, Alessia Glaviano and Ellen von Unwerth.
Edition / bibliographic note: Original order evidence explicitly identifies this copy as the Fifth Edition. The same outward cloth design was retained across multiple editions; acquisition proof and price are preserved only in PRIVATE / INTERNAL data.
Condition note: Gold cloth exceptionally clean with minute handling only; photographed interiors crisp and clean.
Research status: Core bibliographic claims independently revalidated 15 Aug 2026 against IDEA's edition history. Fifth Edition, September 2023 and 216 pages are corroborated; the small catalogue-versus-physical dimension difference is retained without forced reconciliation.
Legacy record ID: 004
Why this object matters
The fifth edition still contains the sustained staged-portrait project that defines Cohen's first monograph. Its artistic coherence and relationships with the archive's later Cohen material justify outstanding importance; the later impression is not treated as an original launch object.
Evidence limits: No new physical inspection or collation was performed. Copy-specific conclusions remain limited to the retained catalogue and accession evidence.
Score and assessment method
Archive Importance: 8.9 / 10.
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