Elliot Ross, Crows Ascending

Crows Ascending

Elliot Ross

Publisher
Schilt Publishing
Year
2025
ISBN
9789053309612
Specifications
Hardcover, sewn, cloth-covered card front and back
23.5 x 26.7 cm
48 pages
20 plates
Design by Victor Levie

Crows Ascending is dedicated to the memory of Elliot Ross's younger brother Michael, who had a profound intellectual disability caused by lifelong epilepsy and who survived a severe case of Covid-19 in 2020 only to die of Parkinson's-related pneumonia months later. It is also dedicated to the millions of others who suffered or died in the United States, many of them through government inaction.

Only a small selection of the very best frames was used for this exquisitely produced volume, designed and published as an artist's-book-like publication though with a normal print run.

“A very moving and quietly passionate remembrance of his brother's, and so many others', passing. The metaphor of earthly escape is powerful.” — Barbara Tannenbaum

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