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Saturday, April 05, 2008
Erdrich's Illustrations on Notecards
As fans of Birchbark House know, the illustrations in the book were done by Louise Erdrich.
Her store, Birchbark Books, was exhibiting at the Native American Literature Symposium I attended in Minnesota earlier this month. Among the many wonderful books were notecards that are reproductions of the art Erdrich did for Birchbark House.
Click here to get to the on-line site for the store. At present, their catalog is not available online, but contact info is, so call them up if you want a set of the cards. I got several sets. If I recall correctly, each set was $12 and includes six cards.
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Birchbark House,
Louise Erdrich
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Where did you take such nice font?
Humanus.... The font at the top, for Birchbark House? It is actually a jpeg file, and is the store's banner. Is that what you mean?
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