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Written in Wood

Condition: BRAND NEW ISBN: 9781770854321 Author(s): George A Walker Format: Paperback Year: 2014 Publisher: Firefly Books Ltd Dimensions: 185 x 27 x 255 (w x l x h) Pages: 368

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Description: 'The delicacy and intelligence of George Walker's printmaking seems to have come to us from a bygone age. Fortunately, we have George with us now' Neil Gaiman. A cold case from 1917, the tragic cost of the events of 9/11, and the rise and fall of a media baron. These are the themes as imagined by George Walker in his three wordless contemporary narratives - The Mysterious Death of Tom Thomson, The Book of Hours and Conrad Black - told in wood engravings. THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF TOM THOMSON. Thomson was a young Canadian artist of great promise. When his body was discovered in a lake in Algonquin Park in July 1917, Thomson had been missing for eight days. Although the official cause of death was accidental drowning, the corpse had fishing line wrapped around a leg and the head showed evidence of trauma. The Mysterious Death of Tom Thomson re-imagines in some 100 wood engravings the events leading up to Thomson's tragic death and the discovery of his body. BOOK OF HOURS: A WORDLESS NOVEL TOLD IN 99 WOOD ENGRAVINGS is a sequence of visual narratives chronicling the 24-hour period leading up to the attacks on the World Trade Centre. The book charts the imagined lives of people who worked in the twin towers. Walker imbues his book with the spectre of horror that the reader knows will shatter the lives of those involved and forever alter the course of world events. CONRAD BLACK. Walker's Conrad Black imagines the life of this notorious, intellectually compl