Emily Dickinson poetry There is no Frigate like a Book : how to read and illustrate with music

Emily Dickinson poetry There is no Frigate like a Book : how to read and illustrate with music. Artist book | David bell Harp | Rebecca Livingston Narration | Rosheen Gray Emily Dickinson (1830-66) wrote many hundreds of fine poems which were not known in her lifetime. She is now considered to be one of the most influential figures in American poetry. In this poem, the word Coursers may not be widely known today: it meant very strong horses used in battle or for hunting, and sometimes called war-horses. The artwork is a sequence of etchings on zinc plates, sometimes inked intaglio and sometimes relief. The letterpress metal type is Bembo, mostly 24 point. The papers were either 100% cotton rag or Bamboo 90% and 10% cotton. Roger Buckton arranged the music. See all the art for this project https://kiwiconnexion.nz/view/view.php?id=178 The channel for kiwiconnexion and AIM publishing. Original art, printmaking, etching, intaglio and relief, and artist books. Also, outreach from Trinity-at-Waiake Methodist Church. Find wisdom choices for better daily living, spirituality, Christian thought and church history, and a special emphasis on John Wesley and Methodism. Visit us and connect with https://kiwiconnexion.nz/