Trying to decide whether an Elizabeth I woodcut should be captioned “Like a…

Posted
10 March 2015

Trying to decide whether an Elizabeth I woodcut should be captioned "Like a Virgin" or just "Faerie Queene." My only hang up is that the portrait I've chosen has a lot of lace detail, and don't want to ruin it with a lame caption.

The cut: Like a Virgin (Elizabeth I) →

First posted on the Senseshaper Press page on Facebook, 10 March 2015.

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Here endeth this leaf of the Preſs, from the bench of Zachary Fisher, firſt ſet down on Facebook the tenth day of March, 2015. Finis.

Cite as
Fisher,
Zachary [Senseshaper].
“Trying to decide whether an Elizabeth I woodcut should be captioned “Like a.” The Press,
Shaping Woodcuts,
10 Mar. 2015,
shapingwoodcuts.com/press-2015-trying-to-decide-whether-an-elizabeth-i-woodcut-should-be-captioned-like-a.

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