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Project Statement
by J. Drucker
Testament of Women was conceived in response to Vanessa Ochs's _Sarah Laughed_. The edition created between 2005 and 2006 may serve as the basis of another project aimed at a wider audience, and produced in a different format. But that remains to be seen.
Testament of Women
Johanna Drucker
title note: The subject of the book is the retelling of tales of women who appear in the Old Testament, hence the title. [J.Drucker]
Agents
Johanna Drucker
type: initiating
role:
Cut blocks
author
printer
typographer
designer Decorated papers
nationality:
born: US
location:
dates:
birth: 1952-05-30
note: [J. Drucker]
Publication Information
publisher: Druckwerk and Granary
dates:
publication: 2006-07-15
publication history: Single edition, letterpress, 2006, 40 copies. [J. Drucker]
Aesthetic Profile
movement:
feminism (AAT)
subject:
experimental fiction (LCSH)
themes: biblical history [J. Drucker]
content form:
experimental text (local)
publication tradition:
artists' book (local)
inspiration: Sarah Laughed, by Vanessa Ochs. [J. Drucker]
related works: Narratology among J.Drucker's works, Lives of Wives by Laura Riding. [J. Drucker]
other influences: Sunday school textbooks of bible stories. [J. Drucker]
community: other Jewish Studies [J. Drucker]
note: [J. Drucker]
Exhibition Information
exhibition history: "Beyond Words," Sewanee, University of the South, Fall 2006 "Complicit Codex," Les Yeux du Monde, Charlottesville, Fall 2006 "Book Arts: Action/Interaction," Columbia College, Summer 2007
reception history: Response to this book suggests a much broader audience for it exists.
Related Documents
manuscript type: texts
location: other author's collection
note:
manuscript type: mockups
location: other author's collection
note:
manuscript type: correspondence
location: other author's collection
note:
manuscript type: other
location: other author's collection
note: linoleum cuts, original, stored in author's collection
manuscript type: other
location: other author's collection
note: original drawings and studies for figures
General Comments
[J. Drucker]
