I actually have 2 copies. I already had one, and when I saw another come up on eBay last year, bought it too, as a gift which I haven't yet given, for one reason or another. (And based on the link, I own two bargain copies; one of the 1st edition, and one of the 2nd.)
I also have a fondness for Don Wright's "Red Trench" - I appreciated the controversy it caused when the provincial government acquired it; and I once did a workshop with
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Canadian art is totally unique. I loved it when I was over there.
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The "Fire Down on the Labrador" is as ubiquitous as the columnist says... I have a print. ;) And a bit of a vested interest - he is a distant relation. The book about his work is gorgeous: http://cgi.ebay.ca/DAVID-BLACKWOOD-MASTER-PRINTMAKER-2001-NEW-SEALED_W0QQitemZ200362816908QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUS_Nonfiction_Book?hash=item2ea68df58c&_trksid=p3286.m20.l1116
I actually have 2 copies. I already had one, and when I saw another come up on eBay last year, bought it too, as a gift which I haven't yet given, for one reason or another. (And based on the link, I own two bargain copies; one of the 1st edition, and one of the 2nd.)
I also have a fondness for Don Wright's "Red Trench" - I appreciated the controversy it caused when the provincial government acquired it; and I once did a workshop with
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