
While organizing the 2nd bedroom in my house from a dumping place for the unpacked remnants of our move to a functioning workroom, I came across this old book belonging to my boyfriend. His parents emigrated from Hungary to the US in the 1950s/60s. This book was given to him by a Hungarian friend of the family. The original copyright is 1949. Some of the pages have the Hungarian names for the birds written in marker. While I have disassembled books for art projects before, I couldn't possibly tear up this one that does not belong to me, so I am currently photocopying pages to collage into resin jewelry. I also used the illustrations as inspiration for a few ceramic necklace pendants that I painted. Birds have been an increasingly popular


What a neat book! I love how the Hungarian names were written on the pages. I'll look forward to seeing the jewelry you make from the photocopies :)
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