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By: Sande Wascher-James.
Contributors: Morse, Minna.; Wascher-James, Sande, artist.; Wascher-James, Sande, printer.; Wascher-James, Sande, book designer.; Wascher-James, Sande, signer.; Women Printers / Publishers.
Edition: [Ltd. ed.]
Publisher: Sande Wascher-James
Published: 1993
Place of publication: [Newcastle, Wash
Language: eng
Number of pages: 14
Subjects: Women -- Suffrage -- United States; Suffrage -- United States -- History; Women's rights; Suffragists -- United States
Description: Depicts women's struggle for the vote through text, photographs, and quilt blocks.   Handmade and hand crafted with accordion-fold pages to which are attached cards the front of which are color laminations of quilt blocks and facsimiles of U. S. commemorative postage stamps (many with portraits), and the back of which are the text and five photographs handprinted with gold metallic ink using a Gocco machine.--Cf. Ann Hottelet, An artist's book of consequence.
Notes: Sande Wascher-James lives in Newcastle, Wash.--Cf. Ann Hottelet, An artist's book of consequence.

Quilt blocks: Sande Wascher-James; Text: Sande Wascher-James.

Photographs from Library of Congress, Oregon Historical Society, Smithsonian, and Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College.

Text inspired by article on women's suffrage by Minna Morse in The Smithsonian 1993.

Signed, numbered and dated in gilt on the 3rd card by the artist/author.

The back and front covers are framed with machine-stiched bands of a limited edition of Liberty lawn in blue, mauve, grey and white--Cf. Hottelet, Ann. An artist's book of consequence.

Hottelet, Ann. An artist's book of consequence, The flying needle, May 1995, v. 24, no. 3, p. 4-5.

WSU MASC copy is: 002-116887175.

WSU MASC copy is signed: "Sande Washer-James 1994 51/125."