Search Results: Titles starting with Q from Vamp & Tramp, Booksellers, LLC

Grasswood, Saskatchewan, Canada:: Byopia Press,, 2012.. Edition of 36. 6 x 7.75"; 26 pages. Digitally scanned and adjusted images from original linocut and chine collé works by Mary Romanuck. Design, digital preparation, printing, and binding by Cathryn Miller. Typeset in Arno Pro. Laser printed on 80 lb. acid free text paper. Bound in quarter cloth stiff sleeve wrapper. Signed, dated, and numbered by Cathryn Miller. Cathryn Miller: "This is Byopia Press's second publication featuring the delightful linocut/chine-collé prints created by Mary Romanuck. This time Mary tackles the entire alphabet, but ultimately finds herself 'q-less'. "

Auckland, New Zealand:: Papyrus Productions,, 1995.. Edition of 300. Each book 4.75 x 4.75". Four books laid in paper wrap enclosure with cutout for title. Housed in sturdy black archival box (5 x 5") with title on lid. Offset printed at the Elam Fine Arts Printing Research Unit at The University of Auckland, New Zealand. Judith Mohns: "Like variations on a theme, Quartet is a set of four books, each printed on different papers and independently structured. Using transparency, gate-folds, die-cuts, two-color printing and paper manipulation, these books explore a personal journey of identity and conflict." Each book, with form and content reflecting the slant, poses a form of the existential dilemma: What makes me me? Destiny, genes, conditioning, choice?

San Francisco, California:: Lyall F. Harris,, 2001.. One-of-a-Kind. 5.25 x 3.75 x 2"; 4 pages. Digital printing. Collage. Assemblage. Lyall Harris: "A sculptural book of haiku and visual interpretation that atypically represent the four seasons.

Rutland, Vermont:: Shattuck Studio,, 2021.. Edition of 10. 10.5"x 10.5" x 4.5" rotating ring flexagon. Inkjet printed on Red River paper. Carolyn Shattuck: "My books have evolved into saving endangered animals or recognizing marginalized women artists. I learned about these quilters from a book called 'Glorious American Quilts'. "'Quilters'is a flexagon/popup created to acknowledge the unknown and marginalized women of the 19th century." Quilt patterns shown in the flexagon: Bird of Paradise Quilt Top by unidentified quilter dated between 1858-1863; Log Cabin Throw by Harriet Rutter Eagleson dated between 1884-1880; String Quilt by unidentified quilter dated between 1920-1940; Center Star Crazy Throw by Mary Ann Crocker Hinman dated between 1880-1890.