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IN THIS ISSUE:
¤ Len Rosenband on preindustrial French
papermaking from an economic historian’s perspective
¤ Elaine Koretsky recounts her 30+ years
of field research in traditional hand papermaking
¤ Eugenie Barron on Douglass Morse
Howell’s research-oriented approach to the art and craft of
hand papermaking
¤ Wavell Cowan ruminates on the
scientific mind
¤ Tim Barrett discusses research as a
path in papermaking
¤ Cathleen Baker reviews Elaine
Koretsky’s A Tribute to Dard Hunter (DVD)
¤ Loreto Apilado reviews Jane Ingram
Allen’s publication Made in Taiwan
¤ Michelle Samour on the exhibition
Pulp Function at the Fuller Craft Museum
¤ Jane Farmer on artist Mick Fredrickson
¤ Jane Ingram Allen on Donga paper from
Yunnan province, China
¤ Josep Asunción reviews Fujiwara Yuki’s
recent exhibition at Capellades Paper Mill Museum, Spain
¤ PAPER SAMPLES: Desert fiber paper by
Marcia McClellan & Katherine Nicholson from their art
installation on migrant issues; Donga paper from
Yunnan province, China
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