Book Art Photo Gallery
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Legendary, Lexical, Loquacious Love by Eve Rhymer (Karen Reimer), 1996, an alphabetical re-ordering of the text in a romance novel
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Cat formed from folded pages of a book
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Re-purposed book pages
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Contemporary artist's book by Cheri Gaulke
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