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So many books, so little time, as Frank Zappa apparently said.

Since I am currently in the happy situation of having on my desk an unspent book voucher (alongside an ever-growing list of possible purchases that would see it redeemed many times over) I was tickled when this wood block print by William Sutton popped up on Collection Online.

What an elegant indulgence. If the gallery shop ever decides to print up a set of these as a notepad, I'll be first in line.
On a sidenote: there's quite a bit of bookworming going on in the Collection, if you know where to look.

Maurice Asselin Girl reading. Oil on canvas. May Schlesinger Bequest, 1938
The French painter and printmaker Maurice Asselin (1882 - 1947) was born in Orléans. He studied in the atelier of Fernand Cormon at the Beaux-Arts, Paris, and exhibited from 1906 with the Salon des Indédendants, the Salon d'Automne, and the Salon des Tuileries.