Disarming Language
Illustrated footnotes on the persistence of the romance vernacular and design of the literature of hunting, trapping and outdoorsmanship in the early 20th century
di A. Jaeger
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Informazioni sul libro
By accident I came across Traplines and Trails, A Book of Master Trapping Methods, written in 1925 by E. J. Dailey, in a pile of free books at the local library. Certainly the charming appointment of the book with its childlike Edwardian typeface, soft vellum paper, and black and white photographs was seductive and disarming; the folksy tone of the language describing the “gentle art of trapping” and the “call of the trails” was a stark contrast to the grainy photos of animals caught live in leghold traps.
Disarming Language is a collection of digital prints based on photographs and text. This visual essay explores a genre of early 20th century literature and a philosophical contradiction that spans a century.
Disarming Language is a collection of digital prints based on photographs and text. This visual essay explores a genre of early 20th century literature and a philosophical contradiction that spans a century.
Funzionalità e dettagli
- Categoria principale: Libri d'arte e fotografia
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Formato del progetto: Orizzontale standard, 25×20 cm
N° di pagine: 38 - Data di pubblicazione: nov 05, 2010
- Parole chiave book design, digital print, Boy Scout Handbook, photography, hunting, trapping, art, literature
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Informazioni sull'autore
Ann Jaeger
Ontario, Canada
A. Jaeger graduated from the Ontario College of Art, Design Department, in 1979, where she specialized in textiles. A visual artist and writer, she enjoys researching her work and considered it a compliment when her work was once described as "ruthless journalism." She currently writes an online arts journal Trout in Plaid. Co-author C.J. MacLeod (THE CRAZY WISDOM SAMPLER COOKBOOK) is a writer and painter who lives in Mexico. Her artwork can be seen at santafekitchenstudio.com and she blogs at outofthearmchair.wordpress.com