Featured Work
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Abundance of Books by RachelLea
This was a pretty neat bookshop in the city. Floor to ceiling with books. So of course I fell in love.
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Pocket Dictionary by Paul Compton
Ink and tea stain on paper
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Comfort by Debbie Cannaday
Chair and books
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Passion by aaronarthur
I left a stack of books deep in the woods for three years. Frozen, eaten, strewn, swollen, these books have gotten more attention in the last three years than they ever would have on someone’s dusty bookshelves. I’ve posted the entire series on my website.
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Writing Into Eternity by Rebecca Barksdale
My family’s decorative library. Most are in French I believe. I love the look of antique books. :)
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The Word by coffeebean
View through the window of a local church….looking in.
Recent Work
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Legacy by mmargot
“Para mi hijo…” / For my son…
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The Babysitter by observer11
Little Girl “reading” stories to her dolls
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Dream of Knowledge by Joseph Barbara
A dream I had some years ago,where I was floating and so were some of my favourable books from my library,while a model in Spanish dress was waiting to be painted.Painted in acrylic on canvas,measuring 234cm. X 122cm. and it took 12 weeks to finish.
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Reward for Books by mmargot
Based on fear that when the books are gone, Someone will be choosing what we are allowed to know. / / Spurred on by the recent forced closing of independent bookstores due to the incursion of the large conglomerates.
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Strands Bookstore by Nancy Fischer
Strand Bookstore, New York City booklovers treasure trove – home to 18 miles of books, new books, used books, rare books, out of print books, art books, and childrens books since 1927.
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Book Store by Nancy Fischer
8:00 p.m. New York City – through the storefront window.
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Before by articulation
Well. this is before “After”... very unconfusing, no? An Almost Very Fine Old-Fashioned Collage / dreamed and conceived by Darwin&Darwin; / scissored by DAme DAïnn van Doorne le G. No digital treatment. Neither before, nor after.
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German Bible by Joe666
A bible from the Gaukirche.
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