Ann Muir, master marbler

2017

Not on view

"This book was conceived and published by Neale M. Albert, designed and printed at the Tideline Press by Leonard Seastone, and bound by Gabrielle Fox. The type is handset Elizabeth and Weiss Initials I printed on dampened, vintage, Barcham Green, handmade, Windsor paper. The edition is 25 numbered copies and 7 artists proofs. Numbers 1-6 are deluxe with a special binding and box. This is copy number..., signed by Neale, Gabrielle, and Leonard." -- Colophon

Artwork Details

Overview

Title: Ann Muir, master marbler
Artist: Ann Muir (British, 1939–2008)
Date: 2017
Geography: Scotland
Dimensions: 33 pages : color samples (mounted) ; Height: 3 1/8 in. (8 cm)
Object Number: Z271.3.M37 M85 2017

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