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B4248. Brown Calligraphy / Denis Brown
B4248. Brown Calligraphy: Denis Brown Discusses His Art by Denis Brown. 2018. 264pp. 8.5"x12". Hardcover.
In this book, renowned calligrapher Denis Brown reveals the journey of his work, from schoolboy accomplishments through rebellious outbreaks to artistic masterpieces. Brown's calligraphy transcends the worlds of lettering and design to incorporate broader realms of expression and artistic communication. He discusses in detail the values of his craft: letterform and composition, structure and fluency, and discipline and freedom. He also candidly examines creativity with content and conceptual approaches in responding to texts. The artist presents and discusses a broad range of his calligraphy, from formal and traditional pieces to expressive, conceptual, and even transcendent works of art. This book has been designed by its author, a leader in the international field of Western calligraphy, to be one of his works in its own right.
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LR24-1. Letter Arts Review Vol.24, No.1
Letter Arts Review Vol 24, No1
A Thousand Wishes: A series of writings on glass
by Denis Brown
Margot Voorhies Thompson: The power of giving shape to meaning
by Christine Colasurdo
In Hibernation: An interview with Nancy Leavitt
by Christopher Calderhead
What we're reading
by Laurie Doctor
Projects: The History of Greece
by Georgia Angelopoulos
Tribute: Honoring a master
by Ryuichi Tateno
Cover Artist: Yeohyun Ahn
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BL7.2. Bound & Lettered Vol.7, No.2
Bound & Lettered 7.2
Marina Soria Gallery
Cross Side Stitch
by Benjamin D. Rinehart
WorkBook: Thinking and Making
by Karen Wirth
Turkish Map Fold
by Cherryl Moote
Denis Brown
Carolyn Trant Gallery
Putting Pen to Paper
by Judith Jaimet Bainbridge
ZigZag Book
by Monica Leaning
Bookworks 2008
by Kate Godfrey
Accordions, Tunnels and Etchings
by Rand Huebsch
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BL10.3. Bound & Lettered Vol.10, No.3
Bound & Lettered Vol.10, No.3
Using a Prang Watercolor Set
by Carrie Imai
Hélène Francoeur: Bookbinding Off the Beaten Path
by Jocelyne Aird-Bélanger
The Power of Words
by Jane Ewing
Pablo Dugaz: Papercut Calligraphist
by Corrie Cameron
Penholders
by Corinna Taylor
Flowing Currents in Current Workflow
by Denis Brown
The Many Shades of Black: Choosing and Using Black Papers
by Sandy Wagner
Parchment and Aging Effects: Techniques and Pitfalls
by Daniel Reeve
For the Love of Books
by Margaret Beech
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Sandy Wagner's Black Paper Chart.
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B2244. Belle Lettere
Belle Lettere.
1997. 168pp. 9.5" x 12". 200 illustrations, almost all in full color. Hardcover.
***3/2018: We are currently out of stock of this book. We do not know when we will recieve more copies. If you order this book we will backorder it and contact you upon it's arrival.***
This full-color book presents the best works from the entries for the Belle Lettere Prize. It is a glorious volume filled with full-page and detail color shots of the expressive calligraphic pieces. All are in full color. It is a painterly presentation printed on an off-white sheet, which gives the color reproduction a subtle warmth. Contributors include Denis Brown, Jane Dill, Ward Dunham & Linnea Lundquist, Olive Bull, Glen Epstein, Rose Folsom, Georgianna Greenwood, Thomas Ingmire, Cheryl Jacobsen, Hermann Kilian, Werner Schneider,Brody Neuenschwander, Jan Owen, Paul Shaw, Susan Skarsgard. There are also many Europeans who are little known to American calligraphers. Introductory essays are by Carlo Buffa "So Far, So Close"; Thomas Ingmire "Calligraphy in the 20th Century"; Tiziano Santi "Between Word and Image"; and Manfredo Massironi "The Pleasure of Showing & Looking at Words." A final essay by Monica
Dengo is on "The Work of Thomas Ingmire." Each essay is in English and Italian.
Please be warned. The f-word appears on pages 10-11. If the word gives you offense, don't purchase this book.
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CR9-4. Calligraphy Review Vol.9, No.4
Calligraphy Review Volume 9, No. 4
The Great Book of Ireland
by Denis Brown
A Voice Preserved
by William Stewart
Motion in Harmony: Margot Thompson's Visual Rounds
by Rebecca Banyas
Library Resources for Manuscript Artists
by Elizabeth Breed
Regional Identity and Calligraphy
by Robert Borja
Book Reviews: Explicatio Formarum Litterarum
The Origin of the Serif: Brush Writing & Roman Letters
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