LEWIS CARROLL'S THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS AND WHAT ALICE FOUND THERE.
n.p. Moth House Press and Maggie Taylor, 2018.
First edition. Tall square quarto. (xii) 179p. Illustrated by Maggie Taylor with 64 brilliant surreal color plates. In the publisher's silver gray cloth titled in silver. Fine in d.j. Item #24456
"Taylor's latest illustration of Lewis Carroll's second journey with Alice... breaks new ground, upping the ante in digitally produced fantasies. They evoke steam punk, Tim Burton, Terry Gilliam, The Beatles' Yellow Submarine and Maxfield Parrish's golden-blue twilight's. The new series is humorously intelligent and mathematical (her images are visual "equations" that need solving). Charles Dodgson, himself a mathematician who studied symbolic logic and syllogisms of language (present throughout Alice), would likely approve." (From the introduction by Carol McCusker, Curator of Photography, Ham Museum of Art.,
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