The Man Behind The Maps

The Man Behind The Maps
- Over 200 hand-painted ski resort trail maps
- 292-page hardcover coffee table book
- Italian art-quality printing, heavier weight matte coated paper
- Lay-flat binding
- 11.5" tall and opens to a 24" spread
Featuring over 200 ski resort trail maps hand-painted by one legendary artist, this beautiful 292-page hardcover coffee table book is the first and definitive compilation of the art created by James Niehues during his 30-year career. Eight geographically themed chapters form the heart of the book, offering you full-page images of the world's most iconic ski areas including Alta, Arapahoe Basin, Aspen, Breckenridge, Big Sky, Deer Valley, Heavenly, Jackson Hole, Jay Peak, Killington, Kirkwood, Lake Louise, Mammoth, Mont Tremblant, Mt. Bachelor, Park City, Revelstoke, Snowbird, Squaw Valley, Stowe, Sugarloaf, Sun Valley, Taos, Telluride, Whistler Blackcomb and other renowned resorts. In engaging narrative that complements the maps, Niehues reveals his exacting technique, which demands up to six weeks to complete a single painting. He then walks you through the step-by-step process for mapping Breckenridge, sharing everything from aerial photographs, to numerous pencil sketches, to in-progress builds, to the final trail map illustration. The magic of the finished product is captured in both a foreword by pioneering big-mountain skier Chris Davenport and the perspectives of other ski industry insiders. Every detail was taken into consideration: Italian art-quality printing, heavier weight matte coated paper and a lay-flat binding. A pencil sketch of Big Sky, Montana, graces the cover and features anti-scratch protection. The book is 11.5" tall and opens to a spread of 24" wide, the perfect size to showcase the biggest ski mountains in the world.
Country USA
Manufacturer Open Road Ski Company
Binding Hardcover
EANs 9781733875905
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

Country	USA
Manufacturer	Open Road Ski Company
Binding	Hardcover
EANs	9781733875905
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

The Man Behind The Maps

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