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This had profound ramifications for Pennyroyal Press because, as Moser reasoned in retrospect, he could certainly design a book as well as Hoyem, and Harold McGrath, who was widely considered as the finest letterpress printer in America at the time, was certainly as good a pressman as any of Hoyem’s.
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Barry & Tommy with Their Dog & Aunt Annie Lee . $3,000.00...
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Frederick Douglass. Narrative of my life as an American...
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Sketch for the Mickle Woods. $750.00 The Mushroom Man
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Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American...
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Much of the distinction of the Gehenna Press is attributable to Harold McGrath, who actually works the presses. Some printers scorn Gehenna because Baskin employs a full-time pressman, but...
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Volume Of Printed And Illustrated Anecdotes And Recollections By Friends, Artists And Fellow Printers On The Occasion Of The Commemoration Of The 50-Year Career Of Master Printer Harold Mcgrath; Including His Work For Leonard Baskins Gehenna Press; Wood engravings by Leonard Baskin, Barry Moser, Alan James Robinson, Fritz Eichenberg, and hand ...
The Gehenna Press printed a variety of books throughout the decade, with Baskin continuing to develop and grow as an engraver, including the incorporation of more color into prints. In 2000, Leonard Baskin died, as did both Ted Hughes and Harold McGrath.
Mar 1, 1992 · Illustrated by Barry Moser and with Essays by Ruth Mortimer, Emily Sunstein, Joyce Carol Oates, and William St. Clair. Printed by Harold McGrath. West Hatfield [Massachusetts]: Pennyroyal Press, 1983. Copy number 268 of 350. With a separate suite of prints. General LC Folios PR5397 .F7 1984c
Harold McGrath, printer. Fables with a Twist, 1976. wood engraving. 41.9 x 35.6 cm (16 1/2 x 14 inches) (sheet) Gift of the artist 81.176. To request new photography, please send an email to imagerequest@risd.edu and include your name and the object's accession number. Feedback.
Through the Looking-Glassand What Alice Found ThereColophon Page. The book has ninety-two wood engravings engraved by Barry Moser and printed by Harold McGrath with a complete set of prints enclosed. It was bound by Grey Parrot in half-leather.
