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Epistle to William Wilberforce, Esq., on the Rejection of the Bill for Abolishing the Slave Trade
Anna Letitia Barbauld was one of the leading writers of early Romanticism. Her poetry and essays express her political advocacy for peace, liberty, and independence of thought. She edited The Female Speaker, a book used to educate girls. A Unitarian and strong proponent of abolition, she wrote against those who supported the slave trade, as witnessed in her Epistle. Barbauld taught English, wrote primers, and with her husband ran a school for boys. Their school took in female boarding students as well. -
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28 Days: A Deck of Cards (Card)
28 Days: A Deck of Cards. Bea Nettles. Inky Press Productions, 1991.
Card. The artists includes medical explication and her own experience of menstruation to represent the twenty-eight day cycle. -
28 Days: A Deck of Cards (Case)
28 Days: a Deck of Cards. Bea Nettles. Inky Press Productions, 1991.
Case. The artists includes medical explication and her own experience of menstruation to represent the twenty-eight day cycle. -
Aging Gracefully (View 1)
Aging Gracefully. Bea Nettles. 2002.
This tunnel book creates a three dimensional photographic timeline of the artist's mother's life. -
Aging Gracefully (View 2)
Aging Gracefully. Bea Nettles. 2008.
View 3. This book uses the accordion format to create a three dimensional photographic timeline of the artist’s mother’s life. -
Aging Gracefully (View 3)
Aging Gracefully. Bea Nettles. 2008.
View 3. This book uses the accordion format to create a three dimensional photographic timeline of the artist’s mother’s life. -
Flamingo in the Dark (Cover)
Flamingo in the Dark. Bea Nettles. Inky Press Productions, 1979.
Cover. This book presents a visual autobiography documenting both the artist's experience and fantasies. -
Flamingo in the Dark (Interior)
Flamingo in the Dark. Bea Nettles. 1979.
Interior. This book presents a visual autobiography documenting both the artist’s experience and fantasies. -
Grace's Daughter
Grace's Daughter. Bea Nettles. Inky Press Productions, 1994.
The text and accompanying photographs offer a collection of stories about family life. -
Life's Lessons: a Mother's Journal (Cover)
Life's Lessons: A Mother's Journal. Bea Nettles. Inky Press Productions, 1990.
Cover. This hybrid of text and photography contemplates the mother-daughter relationship. -
Life’s Lessons: A Mother’s Journal (Interior)
Life's Lessons: A Mother's Journal. Bea Nettles. Inky Press Productions, 1990.
Interior. This hybrid of text and photography contemplates the mother-daughter relationship. -
The Observer: My Constant Companion (Cover)
The Observer: My Constant Companion. Bea Nettles. Borowsky Center for Publications Arts at the University of the Arts, 2005.
Cover. The Observer takes a series of images of the artist from age 10 to 50. The cut outs produce the unexpected transposition of youthful eyes on a more aged face. -
The Observer: My Constant Companion (Interior)
The Observer: My Constant Companion. Bea Nettles. Inky Press Productions, 2005.
Interior. The Observer takes a series of images of the artist from age 10 to 50. The cut outs produce the unexpected transposition of youthful eyes on a more aged face. -
The Skirted Garden: 20 Years of Images
The Skirted Garden: 20 Years of Images. Bea Nettles. Inky Press Productions, 1990.
This retrospective celebrates the career of Bea Nettles.
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