Malcolm
Publisher: F. Morales-Zamorano
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Westbeth, N.Y.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 12
Subjects: African Americans; Black nationalism
Notes: "A portrait through color"--Leaf [2].

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

Artist's book in an edition of 25 copies, with original woodcuts in tones of red, brown, purple and black; bound in natural bark paper and half brown silk, three different wooden veneers inlaid and onlaid on front cover, pastedowns of lighter natural bark paper, edged with strips of cork-like bark paper, light tan 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 in the graphic sequence were printed by hand"--Colophon.