@article{Cummins].:2551,
      note = {" ... designed by Maureen Cummins ... To produce the  printed pieces, multiple layers of text and imagery were  hand silkscreened onto sheets of Arches Cover, then  hand-colored.  The images ... are period photographs and  engravings collected by the artist." --- Colophon.  "Text  ... is excerpted from a manuscript that the artist  discovered while in residency at the American Antiquarian  Society.  The handwritten pages ... comprised the  transcript for a series of congressional hearings held in  1871 ... to gain information about the activities of  ...  Ku Klux ... " -- Colophon.  "Artist uses the early history  of the Klan as a way to explore ideas about race, class,  identity and human relationships" -- Prospectus.  "Physical  form of this project is based on The Exquisite Corpse-a  literary game ..." Colophon.  "Each set of prints is housed  in a linen-covered clamshell box, with an inset title on  the spine.  The box is divided into three compartments, so  that forty-two print elements can be held separately, then  pieced together to form fourteen prints, which measure 10"  x 14" each" -- Prospectus.  Limited edition of 40 copies.},
      author = {Cummins, Maureen},
      url = {http://digitalcoll.skidmore.edu/record/2551},
      title = {Divide & conquer / [by Maureen Cummins].. Divide and  conquer},
      recid = {2551},
      pages = {1 volume : color illustrations ; 42 cm.},
      address = {2007},
}