A hundred years of : Lex FlexBA-32University of Richmond Book Arts Studioarchives@richmond.eduThis finding aid was produced using ArchivesSpace on 2025-10-16 07:03:49 -0400.Description is written in: English, Latin script.University of Richmond Book Arts StudioA hundred years of : Lex FlexLaxson, RuthNexus PressNexus PressBA-32/repositories/6/resources/911 Volumesincludes illustrations28 cm2003A hundred years of: Lex Flex considers the language of the last century, and the ways in which it changed and modified itself to adapt to the kaleidoscopic and tumultuous events of the times. The book begins with the innocent and elegant period up to the 1930s. Part Two moves through the mid-century wars, the battles for civil and human rights, and the cults of personalities. Part Three, sub-titled cyber self and Ether/Other; takes on the digital age, in Laxson's inimitable style.Bound in silver paper over boards with title and author stamped in black on front cover. Illustrated endpages.English
Immediate Source of Acquisition
Gift of Westhampton College Class of 1943.
Artists' BooksCollageEnglish language -- 20th century