This afternoon I’ll point to River Seven Press’s digital images of John Baskerville’s 1761 edition of the Book of Common Prayer, printed by Cambridge University Press. This on the same day that I happened on a facsimile edition of J. C. LeBlon’s L’Art d’Imprimer des tableaux that I resisted buying — not being in a possession-acquisition mode just at the moment.
On another note, please bear with me if I post somewhat irregularly for a while, since one of the most prominent topics in my life right now is turning in a direction most prudently conducted offline. My mother told me that if I can’t say something nice about someone, not to say anything at all; my lawyer says, “Don’t even say anything nice.”
“My mother told me that if I can’t say something nice about someone, not to say anything at all; my lawyer says, ‘Don’t even say anything nice.'”
I love this…
AKMA, my mother once told me this about her mother: “I never heard her say anything bad about anybody else, but I saw her shut her mouth twice!”
Good luck with everything.
Frank+