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Headlines:eavelines / Ian Hamilton Finlay.
Author
Finlay, Ian Hamilton
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Format
Visual material
Language
English
Published/Created
Corsham, Wiltshire : Openings Press from Bath Academy of Art, [1968]
Description
13 prints : screenprint, some letterpress, some col. ; 49 cm.
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Status
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Notes
Special Collections - Rare Books
E-000095
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Details
Writer of introduction
Willett, John, 1917-2002
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Publisher
Openings Press
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Host institution
Bath Academy of Art
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Related name
Ian Hamilton Finlay Collection (Princeton University)
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Rare books genre
Concrete poems
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Getty AAT genre
Concrete poetry
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England
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20th century
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Concrete poetry
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Scotland
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20th century
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Screenprints
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England
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20th century
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Notes
In portfolio. Includes additional title sheet.
"In September 1966 a group of graphic design students at the Bath Academy of Art at Corsham began a postal collaboration with Ian Hamilton Finlay in Scotland. The scheme developed almost accidentally out of a previous (but still unpublished) series of Headlines/Pondlines for which John Furnival had done linocuts. Furnival's small daughter Eve sent Finlay the Flying Scotsman, complete with wings and kilt, now reproduced in varnish on the outside of the present portfolio. Finlay replied with thirteen postcards to Eve which arrived on consecutive days to form the series of Eavlines. Furnival took these to Corsham, where he teaches, and handed them over to thirteen students to print, using a variety of techniques and the school's own presses, under Finlay's distant eye"--Title sheet verso.
"Limited edition of 50."
Princeton copy 1 Number 44 out of 50 copies.
Contents
Water wheels in whirl / Ann Stevenson
Tug accused of loitering near bank / Christopher Lumgair
Great round-the-bay race / Susan Hudson
Quack cures pond / Simon Lord
Windmills enter arms race / Jonathon Willcocks
Skylark wins yacht race / Virginia Robinson
Hillside incident / David Mitchinson
Hedgehogs announce annual turnover / Deborah Fulford
Lobster treaty - additional claws / Ann Hildred
'Joy through strength' say teapots / Angela Wellard
Elephant trapped in trunk / Paul Ansell
Kingfisher scoops pools / Simon Farrell
Waterlily led double life / Elizabeth Kelly.
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Source acquisition
Princeton copy 1 Purchased 2016; William Allen Word & Image.
Other title(s)
Headlines eavelines
OCLC
81026736
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