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Ed Marquand

Partner at Lucia - Marquand

Ed Marquand is a Seattle-based publisher and arts entrepreneur who has made significant contributions to the art publishing industry and rural community development. He is the founder of Marquand Books, which later became Lucia/Marquand, where he serves as Partner and Creative Director.12

Marquand established his reputation in Seattle's art scene in the late 1970s as a graphic designer for galleries and museums. In the mid-1980s, he founded Marquand Books, which has since published high-quality art books for over 250 museums across the country.1

In addition to his publishing work, Marquand is known for his innovative community development project, Mighty Tieton. In 2005, he conceived the idea of creating an arts incubator and community development plan for the small town of Tieton in Washington's Yakima Valley. This project aims to revitalize the rural community through artisan businesses and creative enterprises.14

Marquand has also ventured into retail with Paper Hammer, a letterpress paper goods store in Seattle, and expanded into various artisanal crafts, including mosaics and handmade art books.13 His work demonstrates a commitment to both high-end art publishing and hands-on, community-centered creative projects.

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Greater Seattle Area