d i a p s a l m a t a: Fore-edge Paintings on Books

17 April 2009

Fore-edge Paintings on Books

by Whitney

The Boston Public Library has digitized images of fore-edge paintings on books.

What a great way of finding that third dimension on a page of paper.

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