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  1. St. Malachy: Hibernicus, Archbishop Of Armagh, Ireland, XII Century by Robert F. McGovern, Image 3.

    Robert F. McGovern

    St. Malachy: Hibernicus, Archbishop Of Armagh, Ireland, XII Century, 1994

    woodblock print

    19 x 12 in

  2. Sounds for Sarah by Dr Juan Carlos Castrillón Vallejo, Image 1.

    Dr Juan Carlos Castrillón Vallejo

    Sounds for Sarah

    Instrument (Ney flutes)

  3. St. Thomas of Villanova Chapel by Fr. Richard G. Cannuli, O.S.A., Image 2.

    Fr. Richard G. Cannuli, O.S.A.

    St. Thomas of Villanova Chapel

    Watercolor and gold leaf on paper

    25 x 21 in

  4. St. Michaels Steeple, Charleston by Elizabeth Vernon, Image 2.

    Elizabeth Vernon

    St. Michaels Steeple, Charleston

    Etching

    5.125 x 2.125 in

  5. St. Marks by C. Stoner, Image 2.

    C. Stoner

    St. Marks

    Watercolor on paper

    22.5 x 15.25 in

  6. Standing Figure by Douglas Staten, Image 1.

    Douglas Staten

    Standing Figure

    Charcoal on paper

    23.5 x 14 in

  7. Stained Glass Soul by Liz Munro, Image 2.

    Liz Munro

    Stained Glass Soul

    Oil

    22 x 15 in

  8. Sounion by Ethel Lunenfeld, Image 2.

    Ethel Lunenfeld

    Sounion

    Watercolor on paper

    11 x 14 in

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About the artist

Enid Mark

American

1932-2008

She attended the High School of Music & Art in Manhattan and Smith College, where she studied English literature and studio art. She pursued painting and print making in the early years of her career, and came to favor the technique of photolithography. In 1986, Enid Mark founded the ELM Press, which is devoted to publishing finely crafted limited edition artist's books that feature hand-lithography, letterpress printing, and archival hand binding. Her work has been acquired by over a hundred public collections in the United States, Canada, England, and Israel.

Enid Mark received a 2006 Fellowship from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts in recognition for her work in book arts. Among her other honors are a Pew Fellowship in the Arts (2001),[3] and the Leeway Foundation Award for Achievement (2002). In 2004, her book, "The Elements" was awarded the 9th Biennial Carl Hertzog Award for Excellence in Book Design from the University of Texas/El Paso.

Enid Mark's work explores the relationship between text and image. The texts of most of her books are works by contemporary American women poets. Each of Mark's books is devoted to a theme (such as travel, mythology, or botany). Mark selects poems that reflect that theme and develops images to complement those poems.

source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enid_Mark

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