THE LIFE & DEATH OF MOCHA DICK
A Suite of linoleum cuts by Randall Enos
Available September 2009, $300.

Limited edition of 32, handbound and letterpress, numbered and signed by the artist.

In 1841 Herman Melville sailed out to the whaling grounds of the South Pacific where he heard the legend of Mocha Dick. This huge bull Sperm Whale was known to attack whaling ships and battle his pursuers as they tried to harpoon him. Melville turned the whaler’s quest of Mocha Dick into the story of Captain Ahab and Moby Dick.

Randall Enos tells the story of Mocha Dick, the hero of whales and depicts the whale’s great battles and legendary encounters in a suite of eleven linoleum cuts

BLACK WHITE & BLUE
Portraits of Blues Musicians by Joe Ciardiello
Foreward by John Kruth
Taking Orders Spring 2010

"Ciardiello’s portraits not only capture the spirit and echo with the eternal song of these musical giants, there’s something more — each one is like a force of nature."
—John Kruth
from the foreward of
Black White & Blue

A MORE PERFECT UNION
Remarks by Barack Obama in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania on March 18, 2008
Limited edition of 12 copies, SOLD OUT

Original illustration by Zina Saunders

Proceeds to benefit Common Cause