Elizabeth Savage Libros

The book showcases every early modern German color print from the British Museum, featuring new photography of 150 detailed impressions, some previously unseen. It explores a range of printed materials, from artworks to wallpapers, while uncovering the technologies behind their production. By attributing prints to printers rather than just artists, it offers fresh insights into the history of print. This thoroughly researched guide serves as an essential reference for understanding German graphic art, early modern visual culture, and the evolution of printing.

Originally published: Boston: Little and Brown, 1973.

Originally published in 1977 by Little, Brown.

Focusing on the journey of survival, Elizabeth Navarette Savage shares her personal memoir as a beacon of hope for survivors of domestic violence and trauma. She recounts her experience of falling in love during high school, only to discover that her ideal partner became a source of pain and suffering. This heartfelt narrative serves as both a testament to resilience and a guide for those facing similar challenges, offering insights into overcoming adversity and reclaiming one's life.