Woodland Journal author-Nathalie Tordjman first published in 2006

first published in 2006

"I was struck by how beautifully D'Aquino's renderings capture the spirit of Asawa's work

Du Bois fundamentally changed the representation of Black Americans with his exhibition of data visualizations at the 1900 Paris Exposition

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charcoal and colored-pencil drawings are combined with hand-painted and monoprinted paper in distinctive

Woodland Journal author-Nathalie Tordjman first published in 2006A beautifully packaged and illustrated nature themed keepsake journal full of woodland wonders. Immerse yourself in the forest among nature's creatures as you write in the Woodland Journal. Interspersed throughout its lined pages are charming original watercolor illustrations of mushrooms, wildflowers, frogs, ferns, butterflies, rabbits, and more. The foil stamped cloth cover complements the whimsical endpapers, and a ribbon marker keeps your place.