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New England Chapter - 40th Anniversary Exhibition
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Pamela Wood

August 01, 2020
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Tempe, Arizona
Member for 17 years

CANDIDE by JFMA de Voltaire
Burgundy goatskin, hand sewn silk endbands, handmade paste paper endsheets, inlays use a variety of colored goatskin and original watercolor paper.
25.5 x 16.5 x 2 cm
Completed in 2019
For Sale - $900

What is your favorite thing about this binding?
My love for the inlay process allows me to use their simplicity, strength, surprise, and color to create a variety of design paths for this fine leather binding.

Pamela Wood received a BFA in printmaking at Kent State University, post-graduate study at Cleveland Institute of Art in graphic design, and technical binding courses at the American Academy of Bookbinding. Many of her books have been acquired by local, national, and international libraries for their permanent collections. She produces fine binding and artists books full time in her Tempe, Arizona studio. See more of Pamela’s work here.

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