= Impressions of a journey to Chile and Falkland Islands. With a loosely inserted drawing “There” pointing out the location of the Falkland Islands, monogrammed and dated in pencil “FB ‘93” (leaf 24,5 x 20,6 cm.). During his visit Baake stayed in three guesthouses on the Falklands and in three hotels in Chile. In each room he made sketches, inspired by the particular moment he was staying at that place. The interior of the rooms (the title refers to both English and Spanish words for the same) are ‘shown’ in the book. The Falklands drawings have been printed in a different colour than the Chilean, to point out the particular atmosphere. During his travels, Frans Baake makes sketches, photos and notes. The journey is then translated into a work of art, namely an artist's book, which he publishes himself in a small edition. In artists' books, the image usually dominates. The countless artist books that Baake has made are full of photos, woodcuts, linocuts, screenprints, collages and texts. The books are not literally about his travels and are therefore not comparable to the way we make our photo album or diary after a holiday. Baake’s way of working is similar in general: he prepares for his voyage, at the actual trip he will make drawings, writings, photographs; in his studio back home these together with his thoughts and ideas will be transformed into books, prints, sketches, portfolios, articles.