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Cat Magick Grimoire zine has been restocked and will come with a handmade bookmark by @saint-bree

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'Death of the Fairy Queen' by John Anster Fitzgerald, 1860

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In the Clouds with You

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A wintery floral scene for the season 🎄💐✨

Happy Holidays and Blessed Yule! Cat Magick Grimoire zine book is on sale until the end of December.

Cat Magick Grimoire zine book

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Eliot Hodgkin, November, 1950

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'Dancing Fox with Lotus-leaf Hat' (1900s–1910s) by Ohara Koson (Japanese, 1878–1945).

Woodblock print.

Image and text information courtesy MFA Boston.

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Common Juniper (Juniperus Communis).

Taken from 'American Medical Botany' by Jacob Bigelow.

Published 1817 by Cummings and Hilliard.

Missouri Botanical Garden.

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"Will you swear to be my friend forever and ever?"

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Bill Crisafi

The next few zine orders will come with a limited free sticker~

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Rose bouquet & strawberry offerings from my garden.

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A Sparrow-Parts Feathursday

Today we present another Charles Tunnicliffe study, this time of the common House Sparrow (Passer domesticus). As common as these birds are, they never cease to fascinate us. Tunnicliffe (1901-1979), a renowned naturalist artist and illustrator (and also a very fine wood engraver), would sometimes do studies from dead bird specimens, as he apparently has here. He writes:

I am fortunate . . . in knowing an expert ornithologist, who is a fine taxidermist and a keeper of a museum. Sometimes, when a fresh specimen arrived at his museum he would allow me to make my studies of the bird before he made it up into a skin for his cabinet collection.

These studies are reproduced in Bird Portraiture (“How To Do It” Series No. 35), published in London and New York by The Studio in 1945, another donation from our friend Tony Drehfal.

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