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  West Coast of America USA  
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Art: Family Outing - Incomplete Perfection by Artist Stacy Alexander
"Family Outing - Incomplete Perfection"
Stacy Alexander

Art: Ignorant Tourist Fong-Fong Cuckoo House by Artist Stacy Alexander
"Ignorant Tourist Fong-Fong Cuckoo House"
Stacy Alexander

Art: Breakable Heart by Artist Stacy Alexander
"Breakable Heart"
Stacy Alexander

Art: Le Grandes Heures by Artist Stacy Alexander
"Le Grandes Heures"
Stacy Alexander

Art: Shirahime-Syo (the Snow Princess) by Artist Stacy Alexander
"Shirahime-Syo (the Snow Princess)"
Stacy Alexander

"Le Grandes Heures"

Art: Le Grandes Heures by Artist Stacy Alexander
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Media:  Mixed media on masonite
Dimensions:  9 x 13.5"
Date of Work:  2005

I created this highly textural photo transfer collage due to an inspiration by calligraphy. Many layers of imported, hand made papers, paint and other empemera give an ancient appearance to the bit of text that peeks out from the backbround. This particular example of calligraphy is written in the French style of the 1470’s and is based largely on the Grandes Heures of Anne of Brittany and Hours of the Mary of Burgandy. This particular page shows the beginning of the Canonical Hours of Sext (midday office). The text was originally written in Latin, scribed with a quill using Chinese ink, gouache and gold leaf on parchmentine.


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