#ethel spowers

[majormisunderstanding]

Special Edition, coloured linocut by Ethel Spowers, 1936.

Art Gallery of South Australia.

[oldsardens]

Ethel Spowers - The Rain Cloud. 1931

[tomoleary]

Ethel Spowers (1890-1947)

[oublimsart]

Ethel Spowers

[too-much-world]

Ethel Spowers, Football, 1936, linocut, printed in colour inks, from four blocks (yellow ochre, reddish brown, grey, black), printed image 22.6 x 27.6cm, sheet 27.6 x 30.6cm

[the-cricket-chirps]

Ethel Spowers, Princes Bridge, c. 1927

[holespoles]

The Pigeon Loft, 1925 - Ethel Louise Spowers

[bal-bullier]

Ethel Spowers

Kites (1936)

[losangelesghostgirl]

by Ethel Spowers, 1890 - 1947

[owlwinter8]

I bound Apple by flixfreckle as a present for my roommate!! This Stray Kids fic heavily studies the relationship between religion and sexuality through the lens of fanfiction, and so because of that, a lot of the design choices in this bind reflect religious imagery. Also, this was my longest bind yet at 157k words, and I'm super proud of how it turned out overall!! Art: Staircase window by Ethel Spowers

[pookiestheoneliveson]

Ethel Spowers

[majormisunderstanding]

The Gust of Wind, coloured linocut by Ethel Spowers, 1931.

National Gallery of Australia.

[artejoke]

April showers bring Ethel Spowers

Ethel Spowers, Wet afternoon, 1930, Te Papa

*If only. The autumn showers have not started down here and my garden is displeased. Only the basil and the late tomatoes seem ok with the situation. It can be dry when I get to the UK in a few weeks though...

[caramelcreations]

[Image ID: A fear themed userbox with an image of a drawing by Ethel Spowers representing scotophobia. There is white text to the right saying "This alter is afraid of the dark." with dark grey background and a grey border. /.End ID]

[Image ID: A fear themed userbox with an image of a drawing by Ethel Spowers representing scotophobia. There is white text to the right saying "This user is afraid of the dark." with dark grey background and a grey border. /.End ID]

[pinadider]

balloons

ethel spowers

c. 1920

[the-cricket-chirps]

Ethel Spowers, The Bamboo Blind, 1926