LASTING IMPRESSIONS:

The Laughing Horse Press

Spud Johnson printing on his Kelsey platen press, Taos, ca. 1930. Johnson, who called himself “a pamphleteer of no mean wit and experience,” was a utilitarian printer rather than a fine printer and produced his work without the use of precious materials. Courtesy of the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, The University of Texas at Austin.

  

 
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