Paul Etienne Lincoln: The Glovers' Repository: The Tenaciousness of Subterfuge Barbara Gordon yet critical

yet critical

moving deftly between the study of historical events--the failed French invasion of the West of Ireland in 1798--and folkloric representationsof those events

more accepting place

two years before the first landing

Written while he was in prison and rumored to be his most autobiographical

Paul Etienne Lincoln: The Glovers' Repository: The Tenaciousness of Subterfuge Barbara Gordon yet criticalTwenty four stories of subterfuge, told through their characters' gloves The Glovers' Repository, by New York based artist Paul Etienne Lincoln (born 1959), tells the stories of 24 characters who either practiced deception or were the unwitting victims of subterfuge. From Mary Toft who claimed to have given birth to a rabbit, to King Zog who survived 55 assassination attempts, the characters are all legends in their own right. Their lives are related