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links below to visit Broadstone Books or Broadstone Gallery,
and to learn more about us.
WHAT'S NEW AT BROADSTONE BOOKS:
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APPEARING NOW AT BROADSTONE GALLERY:
Broadstone Books is proud to present for the
first time both sides of the correspondence
of Thomas Merton with the Shaker scholar
Edward Deming Andrews and his wife and
collaborator Faith, along with a selection of
Merton's photographs of the Shaker village
at Pleasant Hill, Kentucky, newly identified
with captions provided by Pleasant Hill
curator Larrie Currie.
"These letters reveal a true meeting of
minds. It is a delight to read the private
correspondence of two such learned and
gentlemanly souls. Merton is thoughtful and
eloquent; Andrews is generous and kind.
Both are intellectual. This is a lovely book,
inside and out. Paul M. Pearson, who edited
this volume and also provides the
introduction, is a fine scholar."
Frederick Smock, Courier-Journal
Click here or on the image of the book to
learn more about this publication and all of
our other Broadstone Books titles.
first time both sides of the correspondence
of Thomas Merton with the Shaker scholar
Edward Deming Andrews and his wife and
collaborator Faith, along with a selection of
Merton's photographs of the Shaker village
at Pleasant Hill, Kentucky, newly identified
with captions provided by Pleasant Hill
curator Larrie Currie.
"These letters reveal a true meeting of
minds. It is a delight to read the private
correspondence of two such learned and
gentlemanly souls. Merton is thoughtful and
eloquent; Andrews is generous and kind.
Both are intellectual. This is a lovely book,
inside and out. Paul M. Pearson, who edited
this volume and also provides the
introduction, is a fine scholar."
Frederick Smock, Courier-Journal
Click here or on the image of the book to
learn more about this publication and all of
our other Broadstone Books titles.
MARILYN DONALDSON LISA JOYCE HUBER SUSAN MOORE Photographs Currently on display through January 23, 2009, Broadstone Gallery welcomes photographers Marilyn Donaldson, Lisa Joyce Huber and Susan Moore in a show that explores the relationship of mentoring and friendships in art, as well as distinctly different presentations of the photographic medium. Click here or on the image of the art work to learn more about this show and upcoming events at the gallery. |
