New Mags Peter Beard
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DESCRIPTION
Artist, diarist, collector, and writer Peter Beard (1938-2020) fashioned his life into a work of art; the illustrated diaries he kept from a young age evolved into a serious career as an artist and earned him a central position in the international art world. He collaborated with Francis Bacon and Salvador Dalí, he made diaries with Andy Warhol, worked on books with scientists like Dr. Norman Borlaug , Dr. Richard Laws , and Alistair Graham , and toured with Truman Capote , Terry Southern , and the Rolling Stones —all of whom are brought to life, literally and figuratively, in his work. He delved into the world of fashion for its beautiful women, taking Vogue stars like Veruschka to Africa and bringing new ones back to the US with him.
After spending time in Kenya and striking up a friendship with the author Isak Dinesen (Karen Blixen) in the early 1960s, Beard bought 50 acres next to her farm with the stipulation that he would film and write about the land and its flora and fauna. He witnessed the dawn of Kenya's population explosion, which challenged finite resources and stressed animal populations—including the starving elephants of Tsavo dying by the tens of thousands in a wasteland of eaten trees. So he documented what he saw—with diaries, photographs, and collages. He went against the wind in publishing unique and sometimes shocking books of these works, including The End of the Game . The corpses were laid bare; the facts carefully recorded, sometimes in type and often by hand. Beard used his photographs as a canvas onto which he superimposed multi-layered contact sheets, ephemera, found objects, newspaper clippings that are elaborately embellished with meticulous handwriting, old-master inspired drawings, and often swaths of animal blood used as paint.
In 2006, TASCHEN first published the book that has come to define his oeuvre, signed by the artist and published in two volumes. It sold out instantly and became a highly sought after collector's item. In the decade since, the monograph has been revived in two smaller versions; but sometimes, bigger is better. Now, the book you haven't been able to get your hands on is available in one large-format volume.
At Moniker we use Bring, PorterBuddy and DHL as our delivery partners. You can also choose to pick up your package at our store if you live near Oslo.
RETURN METHODS
You can return goods in the following ways:
- By delivering the item(s) directly to the store in Oslo.
- Log in to your profile, view your orders and select the order you want to return by clicking "request return" and follow the steps.
- If you choose to return the item on your own, you will pay the carrier when you send the return.
- If you are not a resident of Norway, contact us at post@moniker.no to create a return.
RETURNS AND RETURN COSTS
If you return an item using our returns service, we will deduct the cost of the return shipping from your refund. The cost of the return is 69,- NOK (199,- NOK for all international orders).
If you choose to ship the item yourself, you will pay the carrier when you send the return.
WHEN CAN I EXPECT MY DELIVERY?
Porter Buddy can deliver your order directly to your door within a few hours in the Oslo area if you order before 1:00 PM the same day. Bring delivers in 1-7 days throughout Norway, and DHL can usually deliver your order within 48 hours if you order before 1:00 PM the same day. (Does not apply on weekends)
PICK UP IN STORE
Visit us at our store: Moniker, Valkyriegata 3, 0366 Oslo.
or CC Vest, Lilleakerveien 16, 0283 Oslo
HOW WILL I BE NOTIFIED?
Once you have placed an order, you will receive an order confirmation from us. We will then begin the process of packing your order. When your order is packed and ready for pickup by our shipping partner, you will be notified with a shipping confirmation email, which will include a tracking number. When your order is on its way or delivered to your nearest pickup location, you will be notified by the shipping carrier.
International Orders – Customs and Duties
We ship from Norway. Orders delivered within Norway are duty free. For international orders, please note that local customs duties, fees and taxes may apply. All international orders placed with us are processed and shipped via DHL, with delivery typically taking 2-5 business days.
All international orders are shipped DAP (Delivered at Place). This means that the recipient is responsible for paying all import duties, customs fees, and local taxes required by the destination country to release the shipment. These costs are not included in the total price at checkout and are not covered by Moniker. We have no control over these costs and cannot predict what they will be. We recommend contacting your local customs office for an estimate of these costs before placing your order to avoid any surprises.
- Refusal to Pay Customs Duty If a shipment is refused due to unpaid customs duties, you will be responsible for the original shipping charges, any import fees incurred on the package, and the cost of returning the package to Moniker. Please note that in some cases the carrier may consider the package abandoned, resulting in it being destroyed. Accordingly, such orders will not be eligible for a refund.
- Returns and refunds Please note that customs duties and taxes are not refundable in the event of a return.
