A Natural History of Believability : the believability of natural history

"Natural History explores our fascination with facsimiles and the relationship between signs and the things they signify. Illustrated with a vanitas-style rabbit image as a recurring motif, this book's brief essay looks at how things such as taxidermy and ornithological prints shape our relationship to the natural world. The viewer experiences a discord between representation and the real and is confronted with the question of which is more appealing"--Artist's website, viewed June 11, 2013.

"Images and text created with photopolymer plates, printed in a split edition on machine made paper and handmade cotton/abaca paper. Edition of 50 (1?31 are printed on handmade paper; 32?50 on machine made)"--Artist's website, viewed June 11, 2013.

Case bound in paper-covered boards with embossed and printed images.