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After the Deluge: The Post-Ark Report

Close up of After the Deluge: The Post-Ark Report

An open book shows a drawing of a crow in profile with beak partially open on the viewer's right side. On the viewer's left, the words, "Suburban crows research people their behavior brought a chorus screaming branches fly down for weeks or even a year" display on four staggered lines.
An open book shows a drawing of a crow in profile with beak partially open on the viewer's right side. On the viewer's left, the words, "Suburban crows research people their behavior brought a chorus screaming branches fly down for weeks or even a year" display on four staggered lines.
Susan Goethel Campbell, After the Deluge: The Post-Ark Report, 2002; Photoetching with aquatint and chine colle, 14 x 11 x 1 in.; NMWA, Museum Purchase; © Susan Goethel Campbell

Artwork Details

  • Artist

    Susan Goethel Campbell

  • Title

    After the Deluge: The Post-Ark Report

  • Date

    2002

  • Medium

    Aquatint, Chine-collé, Photo-etching

  • Dimensions

    14 x 11 x 1 in.

  • Donor Credit

    Museum Purchase

  • Image Credit

    © Susan Goethel Campbell

  • On Display

    No

The Artist, Susan Goethel Campbell

Trained as a printmaker, Susan Goethel Campbell did not start working with artists’ books until 1999, when she was researching new formats to present her images of building implosions.
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