Men A Pictorial Archive From Nineteenth Century Sources - Jim Harter

Men A Pictorial Archive From Nineteenth Century Sources - Jim HarterIn recent years, woodcut illustrations have found renewed popularity with graphic artists, designers, illustrators, and craftspeople. Their diversity, crisp black and white lines, and adaptability to typography and a wide range of other projects make them an ideal source for a limitless array of craft and design ideas. Now Jim Harter, noted collagist, has compiled a comprehensive sourcebook of 19th century woodcuts depicting men. Similar in format to

and miscellaneous genealogical notes

Spanning a variety of geographical locations and historical periods

Also in 1951

It begins with planning

There is no attempt to tell you about specific places or facilities

and the French and Native Americans

John MacDonald’s Welcome to South Uist

and how to keep your new pipes running properly

The illustrations are most frequently of church-related architecture but also include castles

both oddball and deeply reflective of the ties that bind us

The Bugle Horn

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