African Bestiary — Barnstone '48 Under Armour She examines their methods of

She examines their methods of reviving and adapting traditional agrarian skills

which had until then been cloaked and justified by the racist misperceptions of the time

having distinguished itself at Little Round Top

displaying a carefully selected sample of 86 of the approximately 600 works collected by the Tolls over nearly 50 years

Published by the Bowdoin College Museum of Art and distributed by Yale University Press

African Bestiary — Barnstone '48 Under Armour She examines their methods ofBy Willis Barnstone, Class of 1948 A poetic look and plea for all the the animals now endangered or near extinction in Africa. Barnstone, who has traveled and lived in Africa for a number of years states " I have been working on it (African Bestiary) since my first pencil and ink drawings in Kenya, Zanzibar, etc. for the last 36 years." Delightfully illustrated by Barnstone with full color illustrations on every page, the book is meant to be enjoyed