[a portrait of Berthold Wolpe] SlipperySlop unfortunately

unfortunately

for the first time

Its minimalist yellow cover—defined by a precise grid—mirrors the internal contents

Here’s a neat historical oddity

(And good things at which to look

[a portrait of Berthold Wolpe] SlipperySlop unfortunatelyOne cant put Berthold Wolpe in a boxbut if one had to, it may as well be that depicting him as a scribe. A master of letters, lettering, and the history thereof, Wolpe was (and is) a beloved inspiration and character. Alas, this 2 color letterpress print is marred by a mailing label from Susan Shaws Merrion Press, but one can either photoshop it away or frame this item in such a way as to cover it.