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ORDERING INFORMATION FOR:
This book can be ordered from: "Masterpieces Of Lithic Art" is a hard cover book that contains 208 pages that are printed on high quality paper. The cost of the book is $100. plus $15. for shipping. It's shipped by Priority Mail and insured. Payment can be made by check or Money Order or you can go to the lithicartistsguild.com web site and order by Credit Card or PayPal. |
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"I just received and
read the Masterpieces Of Modern Lithic Art proof copy, all I can say is
WOW! This book is full of the best modern flintknapping and lithic art
has to offer in the world! If you appreciate great works of art as I do,
this is a must buy."--------2014,
Ed Moreland, "Masterpiece Book Reviews, lithicastistsguild.com web site.
It's amazing how quickly modern flint knapping has advanced from McCormick's Folsom points and Reinhardt's gray ghosts to today's finely crafted lithic art. A select few of these craftsmen are producing pieces that are far more skillfully flaked than the work of ancient knappers. These pieces can be larger, thinner, and more colorful and have almost perfect flaking patterns. They are also making some of their points out of the rarest and highest quality stone available, which greatly enhances their artistic appeal. These are the examples of lithic art that can be seen in the recently published book, "Masterpieces Of Modern Lithic Art." |
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"Masterpieces Of Modern Lithic Art" was published this year by Tom Onken and the Lithic Artists Guild. It's the best publication printed so far that illustrates these unique forms of art. It is a hard cover book that contains 208 pages and is printed on high quality paper. |
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The "Masterpieces Of Modern Lithic Art" book contains some of the best known examples of lithic art. The many hundreds of pieces in the book were made by 26 different flintknappers who represent some of the most skillful lithic craftsmen in recent times. |
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Fracturing and reshaping stone by removing flakes is the oldest surviving form of craftsmanship. The majority of these works of stone were made for either utilitarian or ritual purposes. But, in today's modern society, flint knapping has become a serious art form. Right now, the best place to see them is in the book "Masterpieces Of Modern Lithic Art." |
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"REFERENCES"
2014,
Onken, Tom, "Masterpieces Of Modern Lithic Art.". |
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