America on stone

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America on Stone - The other printmakers to the American people; a chronicle of American lithography other than that of Currier & Ives, from its beginning, craftsmen from every part of America Hardcover – January 1, /5(1).

The 'America on Stone' Collection comprises 1, prints acquired by Harry T. Peters (), a wealthy New York coal merchant and sportsman, in the course of his research on 19th-century lithography.

His first book, Currier & Ives, Printmakers to the American People (). America on stone book page book is the history of a piece of land located in Salem, New Hampshire, once called Mystery Hill and more recently called America's Stonehenge.

The land, and more importantly the stone structures and stone arrangements that are /5(8). “In her exquisitely researched, articulate, and annotated book, Carolyn Dean explores the Inka love affair with stone and demonstrates the near-universal role played by the material in Inka cultural and spiritual life.

Dean has made a strong contribution to the field of Andean studies, one well presented and worth reading.”Cited by: America BC book. Read 28 reviews from the world's largest community for readers.

Fell admits America on stone book "writing" has been mistaken for plow marks on stone, This should be taught in every high school and college in America. I suggest everybody in America read this book. flag Like see review. Preston rated it it was amazing/5. The first American stone books show up aboutincluding books carved by soldiers during the Civil War, but seem to be most popular from to The latest in this collection is from Judging from the quality of much of the carving, many books were probably made by professional stonecutters or monument makers.

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Just got a copy of this book for myself after reading a library copy and realizing I had to have a copy for myself. If you really want to get a feel for the sweep of time, geology, the love of stone not just as an "artifact' but as "scientific object" a particular "landform" born of glaciers a mile high and human hands seeing to plant a crop in a stony s: Books at Amazon.

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From the Hadean Eon to present days, this book contains just about everything you didn't know you'd be interested to know about New England's stone walls. You learn about the geology of New England and how the land and its stones both shaped and was shaped by human activity.4/5(23).

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