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| Harlan Hubbard woodcut |
Even through these trivial crowded days, I never lose sight of
the wild earth on which I live, of the ravishing perfection of its
beauty. I stand before infinity and look out over a virgin
wilderness. The potential for reproducing fragments
of this in a form worthy of it are endless.
Harlan Hubbard Journal, January 15, 1987
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ReplyDeleteso this !
Trees ...
Frost has churned
Trees to bare
Naked boughs
Frozen air _
Swept away
October color
Raiment rendered
All decay _
Bleak and somber
Sleeping wonder
Clothed in white
Winter dust _
Blessings __________________________
:-) … thanks bob. good 2 cents. I almost fell into "sleeping wonder" ...
DeleteI like Hubbard's art work, especially the woodcuts. Trees with snow--what I see when I look out the windows of my home. Thanks for posting the images. Are these from the published book of Hubbard's woodcuts?
ReplyDeleteI like it a lot too, James. The woodcuts are from a book "The Woodcuts of Harlan Hubbard" published by the University Press of Kentucky. I think you can get it through Amazon. I've just recently discovered Harlan Hubbard and am very impressed by his life and his art.
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