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Letterpress Printing Project
12020-05-04T15:55:09+00:00Megan Mitchell9ca6643e8e1fd402be83851586f7deeba4f2deed101plain2020-05-11T14:21:57+00:00Megan Mitchell9ca6643e8e1fd402be83851586f7deeba4f2deedFrom January 6 through 29th, a group of Oberlin College students took part in an intensive experience learning how to set moveable type, create linocut illustrations, and use of two types of hand-operated presses. Under the guidance of experienced printers Robert (Bob) Kelemen and Edward Vermue, Head of Special Collections and Preservation in the Mary Church Terrell Main Library, the students designed and printed their own material and contributed to a project commissioned as part of the woman suffrage centennial celebrations.
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12019-09-10T18:27:47+00:00Megan Mitchell9ca6643e8e1fd402be83851586f7deeba4f2deedAbout This ProjectMegan Mitchell3plain2020-08-06T20:34:28+00:00Megan Mitchell9ca6643e8e1fd402be83851586f7deeba4f2deed
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12020-05-04T17:12:25+00:00Megan Mitchell9ca6643e8e1fd402be83851586f7deeba4f2deedPrintmaking in Action1All shots taken in the Letterpress Studio located in the Terrell Main Library, Mudd Center, Oberlin Collegegallery2020-05-11T14:17:57+00:00Megan Mitchell9ca6643e8e1fd402be83851586f7deeba4f2deed