With the significance of early voting and voting by mail for this year’s elections in the USA, I thought it would be interesting t...

         There has been much recent excitement over the report that scientists have discovered levels of the chemical phosphine in the atmos...

        Back in early May I had a craving for something bright, colorful, energetic, and cheerful.  Quite probably this grew out of shelteri...

        It’s been a while since I quoted someone at you to prove again how important art, fantasy, and imagination are, but as we watch the ...

        In the last post I shared a number of figurative wood block prints by Werner Drewes  (1899-1985, Germany/USA).  They were of a r...

        Werner Drewes (1899-1985, Germany/USA) was a prolific artist who worked in many media, including several different types of print...

        Samuel Johnson (England, 1709-1784) was a writer, critic, and lexicographer whose dictionary, published in 1755, had a huge influ...

        Stanislaw Jakubowski (Poland, 1888-1964) is a Polish artist about whom I have very little information.  However, he made 10 woodc...

        John Bate first published The Mysteryes of Nature and Art , his illustrated compendium of mechanical and technological instructio...