Africa
Publisher: F. Morales-Zamorano
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Westbeth, N.Y.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 14
Subjects: Miscegenation; African Americans; Ethnicity; Political aspects
Notes: "A dispassionate introspection to history"--Leaf [2].

"The essay forms part of a trilogy dedicated to the Afro-American historical reality"--Colophon.^The other vols. in the trilogy are: America, and Malcolm.

Artist's book in an edition of 25 copies, with original woodcuts in tones of brown and black, bound in natural bark paper and half dark brown silk, two different wooden veneers inlaid and onlaid on front cover, pastedowns of lighter natural bark paper, edged with strips of cork-like bark paper, brown flyleaves; each woodcut protected by a bound-in glassine guard sheet.

"The text was composed in Garamond type on a Macintosh 7600/132 and printed on an Epson Stylus 1520, on Arches laid paper. The woodcuts were printed by hand"--Colophon.

Purchase; Morales-Zamorano; 20 November 2002; 2002H-77; $3600 (Hofer Trust fd.); Bought with two other parts in the trilogy.

This copy is no. 7.

Signed by the artist below colophon.

Bound in original natural bark paper and half brown silk, two wooden veneer inlays; protective wrappers retained; in case, 48 cm., with the other two vols. of the trilogy.