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“For Lord, read Logos,” and “For wrote, read wrought.”Errata slip photograph
Torn page.From p. 246 of Where Shall We Go? A Guide to the Healthiest and Most Beautiful Watering Pl
Severe distortion.Throughout The Fox by Thomas F. Dale (1906). Original from the University of
Crayon-colored musical staff.From p. 9 of Good Cheer! by S. W. Straub (1874). Original from the
The halo of a removed flower.From p. 390-391 of A Debate Between Rev. A. Campbell and Rev. L.N. Rice
Ever have one of those classes?Idle page number doodles.From p. 131 of John Keats: A Literary B
Annotation: “Not So!!!” and “Stop!” See entire text for more,
Illustration left folded.From the back matter of Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Societ
Employee’s hand. From p. 259 of The Souls of Black Folk: Essays and Sketches by W. E. Bur
Rocked, chopped. Throughout Practical Discourses On All the Parts and Offices of the Liturgy of the
18th century manicule illustration. From the front matter of Nouvelle Pratique d'Arithmétique
Employee’s hand covers text. From p. 20-21 of Auction Catalogue, pt. 2 by C.F. Libbie &
Bookplates (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7).
Stamp spectrum. From p. 289 of Les Eaux Minérales de Sainte-Claire à Clermond-Ferrand
Another #Spidersona commission added to the library!! 2019 has been a busy year for my artwork and I
Some excerpts from the Portals for Dummies book I checked out at the library! Sharin’ the know
Mississippi kite. From John James Audubon’s Birds of America v.02, circa 1834-1834.
On January 28, 1856, Margaret Garner, her husband Robert, their four children, and approximately 11
Businessman William Woodward opened the first Woodward High School on October 24, 1831. The oldest p
Black warrior, from John James Audubon’s Birds of America v.01, circa 1827-1830.
Carrion crow. From The birds of Europe v.03, 1837 by John Gould. Plates drawn from life and on stone
On the northern coast of Ohio on South Bass Island, the village of Put-in-Bay once had the largest s
Selections from The heritage of Hiroshige, c1912.
Designed by Samuel Hannaford, the H. W. Derby Building has served as a bank and a photography studio
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