Simplicity 2008 Weekly Engagement Planner

Calendars

Deborah DeWit Marchant

Arts

Sellers Publishing

Deborah DeWit Marchants expressive photographic imagery celebrates the beauty of the everyday. In Simplicity, Marchant captures special moments that move the viewer to pause, reflect, and rejoice in the profound beauty that surrounds and enriches us all. Great quotations paired with fifty-two inspiring photographs make this the perfect weekly diary to keep track of ones life and reflect upon it.

Simplicity 2010 Weekly Engagement Planner (Calendar)

Sellers Publishing, Inc.

Traveling Light is the personal story of Deborah DeWit Marchant's fascination with the power and mystery of light and her passionate search to capture that mystery with her camera. As she travels across the United States and through such countries as Scotland, France, and Western Australia, she photographs the atmosphere of a place--landscapes and interiors. DeWit Marchant's rich prose and forty-seven color photographs illustrate the depths of the creative process.

Traveling Light: Chasing an Illuminated Life

Arts & Photography

Photography & Video

William, James & Co.

Painting Cats

In this book's introduction, 'Why Do We Collect Pictures of Cats?' Marge Piercy tells us,'Deborah DeWit Marchant belongs to a long tradition of distinguished painters who have found cats irresistible.' Ms. Piercy's introduction illuminates why we find cats irresistible and catalogs their many qualities we find intriguing. At the center of our relationships with cats good or bad lies our need to ascribe human emotions and intelligence to them. . . . Ms. Marchant's point of view, told engagingly in this book, opens the way to further contemplation of this subject. She says, 'Painting cats is a complicated business. They are not like landscapes, or cozy lamp-lit interiors, or windows with a view. . . . For a domesticated animal, the cat is bewitchingly inscrutable about its true nature, so we tend to describe cats as we believe them to be, not necessarily as we know them to be.' The story of her life with cats brings us along willingly, especially with the arrival of the feral cat, Cabbit, at her household. The process of Cabbit s taming is heartwarming and thoughtful, leading to an epiphany shared by the artist and the reader: the tentative fear of painting cats is conquered as she wonders, 'What more could I bring to my work, if I could be like a cat?' . . . The book can be enjoyed on many levels. There are the meditations by two cat lovers who have written engagingly about their passion for them. Then there is the vivid imagery that delights and provokes us. Your options are to flip through the book and enjoy the artwork, or to flop down on the couch to immerse yourself in the complicated world of everyday cat behavior.

Marge Piercy

History & Criticism

William, James & Company

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