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Edith Diehl: Her Life and Work

Are you captivated by the artistry of a finely crafted book? Do you find yourself drawn to the history and techniques that breathe life into each unique volume? In this session on Conversations About Bookbinding, we turn our attention to one of the most influential figures in American bookbinding: Edith Diehl. Diehl's legacy as a bookbinder and author is cemented by her seminal work, "Bookbinding, Its Background, and Technique". Considered a challenging yet informative read by experts like Jeff Peachey, Diehl’s writing reflects her dedication to the craft and her passion for sharing its intricacies. Join us as we explore Edith Diehl's life, from her rigorous training in renowned European studios to her dedication to the Red Cross during World War I and her significant contributions to the American bookbinding tradition. Throughout the season, we will: Unpack the key concepts and techniques outlined in Diehl's book, providing insights from contemporary bookbinders and examining their relevance in today's world. Analyze Diehl's distinctive binding style, showcasing examples from public collections like The New York Public Library and the Morgan Library & Museum. Trace her influence on modern bookbinding, discussing her impact on teaching and the tools still used by binders today. Whether you're a seasoned bookbinder seeking historical context or a curious newcomer eager to learn, this season of Conversations About Bookbinding promises a fascinating journey into the world of Edith Diehl. Subscribe now and immerse yourself in the captivating world of bookbinding history!