Colophon: Bee

published 1962

Charles Arthur Wells, Jr.

Associated Names
Charles Arthur Wells, Jr.

Artist, American, born 1935

This is a drawing of an abstract form with textual elements. The drawing features an oval shape containing an abstract design with dark, spiky lines. Below the drawing is a block of text that informs the viewer about the creation and production of this piece. It describes this as one of fifteen copies produced by the Apiary Press in Northampton, Massachusetts. The description mentions the typeface used and the process of hand setting and printing, indicating that this work has a significant artisanal and limited-edition quality. The page also contains a handwritten signature and the number ‘8.’
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Associated Artworks

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This is a photograph of a book cover. The cover has a deep brown textured surface with a small, centered, rectangular beige label that reads "SHELLS" in black capital letters. The design is simple and minimalistic, focusing on the contrast between the dark background and the lighter label. The cover material appears to be fabric or cloth-like, giving a sense of elegance and sophistication.

Shells

Charles Arthur Wells, Jr.

1962

The image displays a detailed sketch of a spiky shell in monochromatic shades of brown on a cream background. The shell is central on the page, with sharp spines extending outward in various directions.

Murex tenuispina

Charles Arthur Wells, Jr.

1962

The image shows a large green object resembling a sea creature or fish within a square frame. The color palette consists of different shades of green on a neutral background, creating a monochromatic effect. The object is positioned slightly towards the right within the square, with intricate details and a rough surface texture.

Spondylus dominicensis

Charles Arthur Wells, Jr.

1962


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Wikidata ID

Q65508004

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