Ray Nash and the Graphic Arts Workshop at Dartmouth College
By: some reminiscences by his former students, with a foreword by President David T. McLaughlin and an introduction by Roderick Stinehour ; edited by Edward Connery Lathem, to which is added the text of Professor Ray Nash's essay "Education in a workshop," as well as a biographical chronology of his Dartmouth years and a selected list of his published writings
Publisher: Friends of the Dartmouth Library
Published: 1987
Place of publication: Hanover, N.H
Language: eng
Number of pages: 109
Subjects: Graphic arts; Dartmouth College. Graphic Arts Workshop
Notes: "One thousand copies of this book were printed and bound at Meriden-Stinehour Press in Lunenburg, Vermont"--Colophon.

Bibliography: p. 91-100.
Table of contents: title: A master of so many skills and arts / Charles O. Bolte; title: Whistling, washing and other aspects of printing as an art / Thomson H. Littlefield; title: As a practitioner and an historian of his art / Alvin Eisenman; title: Brief recollections and tributes; title: Chosen places / Sinclair H. Hitchings; title: His own agenda / David R. Godine; title: Brief recollections and tributes; title: Post-Dartmouth graphic arts workshop / John R. Nash; title: The long making / Stephen Harvard; title: Biographical chronology of Ray Nash; title: Education in a workshop / Ray Nash.