A lecturer at Leeds college of Art (AKA Jacob Kramer) found this - the
Leeds College of Art Magazine from 1935 wedged between some books about tartan!
There's loads of prints inside including this one of the stairs at Vernon
Street!
Chap Book #3 Gone With The Wind
Delighted to be published in:- https://www.cistaarts.com/product-page/chapbook-series-3-gone-with-the-wind Learning craft from the wind There was once a woman. Who learned craft from wind, art from the sea and design from the earth. She sewed intricate organic patterns in labyrinthine repeats. Her creativity was celebrated through the land. She was known as La Corachine, beautiful shell of the sea. Her daughter Powys was as natural as the elements, precious as comfort and radiant with gold-nature. One day an old woman coloured like an autumn day came to their door. “I want what is yours.” She said, and stuck a pin into the girl, who transformed into a brown-bird and flew off. “Old woman”, cried the mother, please cook a meat and potato pie for us. “Of course”, she sang, catching the brown-bird-daughter. And made her into a pie with potato skins. The leftover bones she threw into a corner of the garden. In three days, a beautiful tree g...
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