34 Iconic Guitars in Life Size

Max Ruiz, Alberto Martinez, Julien Bitoun & Tomás Gubitsch
Tribute to the electric and acoustic guitars  through 34 mythical instruments reproduced in real size and put together in a magnificent box.

At the printer

With Francis Cabrel and his OM 28

Genesis of a book

More than any other instrument, the guitar represents the popular music of the twentieth century and its evolution.
To pay tribute to this icon with a thousand faces, Camino Verde presents 34 essential instruments, reproduced in real size. The photographer Max Ruiz has unearthed the most beautiful specimens of electric and acoustic guitars and with Alberto Martinez, they have made photos of an exceptional quality to show the guitars in their smallest details of face and back. Meanwhile, Julien Bitoun tells the story of each model and Tomás Gubitsch wrote the preface to the book.

35 signatures pages in a luxurious folder and a white box
Format: 44 x 28 x 6 cm

D'Angelico New Yorker, 1938
Danelectro 3021, 1960
Epiphone Casino, 1965
Fender Jaguar, 1966
Fender Jazzmaster, 1958
Fender Mustang, 1964
Fender Stratocaster, 1954
Fender Telecaster, 1952
Gibson Dove, 1964
Gibson EDS-1275, 1960
Gibson ES-175D, 1955
Gibson ES-335, 1965
Gibson Explorer, 1983
Gibson Firebird III, 1964
Gibson Flying V, 1969
Gibson J-45, 1943
Gibson L-5, 1959
Gibson Les Paul Custom, 1959
Gibson Les Paul Standard, 1959
Gibson SG, 1960
Gibson SJ-200, 1951
Gretsch 6120, 1960
Gretsch White Falcon, 1958
Ibanez PS10, 1980
Martin 000-28, 1928
Martin D-45, 1968
Martin OM-28, 1930
National Duolian, 1932
National Tricone Style 1, 1928
National Val-Pro, 1963
Rickenbacker 335 Capri, 1960
Rickenbacker 360-12, 1966
Selmer “Petite bouche”, 1951
Vox Mark VI, 1965