Kate Cheney Chappell (3 results)

Soft cover. Condition: New. None Issued. 1st Edition. This is a New and Unread copy of the first edition. Beautifully bound in mustard yellow with black typography. There is a stunning image of a painting by Joanne Scott. Joanne Scott (illustrator).

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. soft cover in very good+ condition,gift inscription on title page.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Condition: Near Fine. Signed by Author. First Edition. 2012. Clean, bright, and well preserved copy with only the slightest trace of shelf rubbing to the covers. Interior crisp, sharp, and unmarked. Binding tight and square with no creasing to the spine. Pages remain fresh with excellent color reproduction throughout. Inscribed warmly by Kate Cheney Chappell on the title page, adding a personal and desirable association to this scarce exhibition catalogue published by Chatham University. A superior example, exceptionally well kept. Kate Cheney Chappell's is a respected environmental artist and this mixed media works explore ecological interconnection, environmental fragility, and the enduring influence of Silent Spring through vivid imagery and thoughtful artistic interpretation. This wonderful volume presents Chappell's visual and conceptual dialogue with Rachel Carson's landmark environmental text. Published by Chatham University in 2012, this First Edition exhibition catalogue documents Chappell's mixed media works inspired by Carson's ecological warnings and enduring legacy. Richly illustrated throughout, the volume explores themes of interdependence, stewardship, and the fragile balance between human activity and the natural world. Essays, artist statements, and contextual notes deepen the reader's understanding of Chappell's process and the broader environmental conversation her work engages. A thoughtful and beautifully produced catalogue that connects contemporary art with one of the most influential environmental books of the twentieth century. Collectors of environmental art, Rachel Carson scholars, and university programs in eco criticism or environmental studies are the most likely buyers for this author inscribed first edition. Note: This volume published by Chatham University as an Exhibition Catalog, was not mass marketed so only in a single academic print run and never reissued, this catalogue is exceptionally scarce and highly desirable for collectors of environmental art, Rachel Carson scholarship, university exhibition catalogues, and contemporary mixed media works.…