Thistle Seed in the Wind (Baskin) CyrusBooks+Prints and organizer

and organizer

) From the library of Inge Druckrey

This one has all sorts of clues to things Japanese and Western

with any kind of implement: thus it covers both western and what we call ‘non-western’ writing

this was published in an edition of just twenty-six and we could not be more charmed

Thistle Seed in the Wind (Baskin) CyrusBooks+Prints and organizerThis one hits all the marks: Leonard Baskin (engraving), Suzanne Moore (original calligraphy), and our old friends Dan Keleher (printing), and David P. Bourbeau (commissioner). (We know Suzanne, too, but weve not seen her in ages and doubt she remembers us.) Anyway, this was printed and lettered to mark the tenth anniversary of Davids Thistle Bindery, a place we spent tons of time in our youth. And now allow us to quote extensively from the R.