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Couillard Press
No full textNotes: "(Shelburne Museum, Burlington, Vermont)" initialed in the engraving
Imagined Vessels: Ceramics by Paz G, Liz Hernández, Cathy Lu, Maria Porges, and Maryam Yousif
No full textComplete list of objects and works featured in Imagined Vessels. Information includes titles, artists, materials, dates, and mediums. This list was used for the website
Iowa's Most Famous Barn
No full textNotes: "Iowa's Most Famous Barn. A Wood Engraving by John DePol. A limestone barn near Cedar Falls, on Route 58, has the reputation as Iowa's most photographed and painted barn. The chances are, however, this wood engraving by the notable xylographer, John DePol, is the first rendition in this old and demanding medium. Known as the Field Stone Barn, after the original owners, it has an Old World charm and solidity that lends itself beautifully to the talented De Pol's engraving burin. The barn was built in 1875 by the two Field brothers who had come to Iowa in 1870, the nasty rumor being that they had made their money running guns to the Rebels during the Civil War. They developed their 960 acre Iowa farm into an English-style, baronial estate. The locals were impressed then as we are today. Printed by The Yellow Barn Press as a keepsake for the meeting oft he letterpress craft and its enthusiasts at the Foolproof Press, Minburn, Iowa, June 11, 1988. Neil Shaver, designer, compositor, and pressman. Printed from the original block in an edition of 200 & signed by the artist." Printed on beige paper. initialed in the illustration
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No full textNotes: "For Pickering Press." A dolphin and anchor. The inscription reads "ALDI DISCIP. ANGL." Not initialed in the engraving
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No full textNotes: "Carrier/Witchcraft." A woman standing staring out over the hills across a body of water. initialed in the engraving and on the sheet
Columbian Press
No full textNotes: A printing press with elaborate decorative plant and animal patterns on top
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No full textNotes: "Carrier/Witchcraft." A river of liquid (?) pouring into a body of water over some reeds. initialed in the engraving and on the sheet
Unicorn folio: Series two, number two
No full textBroadsides laid in pocket in a brown printed portfolio with printed paper label mounted to upper cove
Imagined Vessels: Ceramics by Paz G, Liz Hernández, Cathy Lu, Maria Porges, and Maryam Yousif
No full textThese quotations were installed near artworks by the artist