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Married

Artist: Meg Belichick (American, born 1967)

Double Exposure

Artist: Barbara Berk (American, born 1940)

Art Through the Ages

Artist: Barbara Berk (American, born 1940)

Altered Almanac

Artist: Tina Blackburn (American, born 1985)

Sew What

Artist: Judith Brindley (American)

The future of reading Melville --> Metcalf

Artist: Diana Carulli (American)

Golden Pheasant Book

Artist: Bonnie Cohen (American, born 1946)

BLABLABLA

Artist: Liliane Csuka (Swiss, born 1935)

Web

Artist: Penny Dimos (Canadian, born 1960)

Book Gear

Artist: Nancy Dwyer (American, born 1954)

Sophia/Logos

Artist: Linda Ekstrom (American, born 1951)

Work of the Bees

Artist: Linda Ekstrom (American, born 1951)

Blossoming

Artist: Linda Ekstrom (American, born 1951)

Labyrinth

Artist: Linda Ekstrom (American, born 1951)

Water Book

Artist: Agnes Eperjesi (Hungarian, born 1964)

I Will Follow Him

Artist: Carol Fastuca (American)

Falling Leaves

Artist: Judy Folkenberg (American)

Artificial Intelligence

Artist: Carol A. Forget

Visionaire 38 Love

Artist: Destiny's Child (American, founded 1996)
Artist: Kylie Minogue (Australian, born 1968)
Artist: Steven Meisel (American, born 1954)
Artist: Mario Sorrenti (Italy, born 1971)
Artist: Craig McDean (British, born 1964)
Artist: Peter Lindbergh (Polish, 1944–2019)
Artist: Tim Noble (British, born 1966)
Artist: Sue Webster (British, born 1967)
Artist: Philip Treacy (Irish, born 1967)
Artist: Elsa Peretti (Italian, 1940–2021)
Author: Joyce Carol Oates (American, born 1938)
Author: Kenneth Koch (American, 1925–2002)
Author: Jonathan Safran Foer (American, born 1977)
Author: T. Cole Rachel (American)
Editor: Stephen Gan (Filipino, active America, born 1966)

Entropic Enyclopedia, Vol 1

Artist: Emily Godbey (American)

Standing Books

Artist: Helen Hayman (British, born 1945)

The Unknown Soldier

Artist: Helen Hayman (British, born 1945)

Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin - the Yalta Conference

Artist: Helen Hayman (British, born 1945)

Forest Floor Secrets

Artist: Judy Hoffman (American)

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