Indispensable collection for enhancing menus; invitations; ad copy; greeting cards; catalogs mdash; almost any graphic project mdash; includes 199 black-and-white designs; among them crisply rendered floral and foliate motifs; butterflies and peacocks; female figures and sensuous cherubs; asymmetrical shapes and undulating lines; all in a variety of shapes and sizes.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Not much historyBy James HeringtonRichard A Peterson has released a well written book about a country music icon but I was expecting more. There is no mention of his children and their success since his death. He does seem to put most of his research into fellow artists that he got his inspiration from. I never understood the popularity of Hank Williams but I do now. The man and his legend will always persevere0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. ConciseBy cathyThis book contains a wealth of information about Williams. It is not fluffed up with unnecessary distractions which make it a short read.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. too shortBy Denis J. KirkaldyPeterson is a scholar whose insights are excellent. But this book is far too brief. There are numerous good books about Hank Williams and this does not add much to what is already there.