SUMMER 2007 |
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LILIANA GELMAN
THE LIBRARY
New from Foolscap Press (2005):
Other Worlds: Journey to the Moon
by Cyrano de Bergerac
A New School for the Book Arts Now Being Organized in Britain.
Read About It and Fill Out Their Survey.
F E A T U R E D
Elizabeth Harington
Fourteen folded Etchings on the interpretation of
J.S. Bach's The Art of Fugue (2001)
enter exhibit
and
24 Etchings on Bach's Well-tempered Clavier (1997)
A very personal exhibition space dedicated to all the fine arts.
Feature:
Barbara Schwan - Paintings & Drawings
The unique web performances of Nina Sobell and Emily Hartzell
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Crystal Organza! |
La Primavera |
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WELCOME -
Colophon Page is
a home on the Internet for the community of collectors,
dealers,creators and
lovers of the fine publishing arts. Please tour the site: visit the Gallery featuring Richard Minsky's
continually
multi-linked survey of the history of The Illustrated Book,
Maurizio Scudiero's richly illustrated essay on the
Italian Futurist Book and the
portfolios of Contemporary Book
Artists/Publishers; Artist Book Dealers are listed on our Journal page where you can find links to Umbrella Magazine and WOID; the events Calendar edited, and regularly updated, by
Judith
Hoffberg; Colophon Journal offers selections from
UMBRELLA and, in collaboration
with UMBRELLA, a listing of Artists' Book Dealers
Worldwide;
- we look forward to your
comments and suggestions.
We invite inquiries from galleries and dealers specializing in 20th century illustrated books, and related works on paper, as well as contemporary book artists and publishers. Book projects designed expressly for the Web are especially welcome. We are pleased to receive prospectuses for current books and will list them in our Journal section. Serving a "community" is an interactive process that reaches across the screen to establish a genuine reciprocity of interest between you - the community - and the staff and contributors of Colophon Page. We invite your contributions, both editorially and regarding exhibitions. Thank you. |
BRAINARD CAREY The Book of Job 
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