Sentences with phrase «-43-inch wood engraving»

Every week there seemed to be some new pamphlet on sale with its wood engraving on the cover.

(1872) This is a wood engraving by James Davis Cooper of a photograph by French neurologist Guillaume - Benjamin Duchenne de Boulogne.

An exceptional and popular set of these cards reproduce the wood engravings of artist Bruno Heroux.

The techniques used to create the illustrations and often the texts themselves were varied, from wood engraving (1770s) and lithography (1798) to the relief halftone (1852).

Covey has lectured on wood engraving both nationally and internationally.

Influenced by a gap year spent studying art and Italian in Florence, Italy, Mazur's thesis included 16 hand - carved woodcuts and wood engravings illustrating texts from the Bible, Oscar Wilde, Gustav Flaubert and Stéphane Mallarmé.

Anne Desmet RA demonstrates each step in creating a wood engraving, from tracing the original drawing through to printing a first proof.

It features examples of Leighton's early watercolors, posters for the London Transit, and wood engravings for novels by Thomas Hardy as well as volumes on southern and New England country life.

Leighton occupied a central position in the Arts and Crafts revival of British wood engraving and its related developments in America.

He was known for his printmaking, wood engraving and landscape painting.

In her wood engraving One Person (1937), Gertrude Hermes shows a swimmer striking out across a whirl of water, the angle tilted as though to suggest a fall.

He later garnered critical acclaim for his punk photographs, wood engraving collages, and inkblot drawings.

In the early 1960s Conner created paper collages out of wood engraved illustrations found in old books.

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In his first «Eagle» portfolio of 1966, he began to use the print to develop his style, employing a variety of block printing techniques, including woodcut and wood engraving.

It takes the form of a paper collage of many details of a recent lithograph of mine, which was itself a development of a wood engraved print.

This show will also include a selection of collages, which Conner began to make in 1960 from turn - of - the - century wood engravings taken from old books.

Artist Anne Desmet RA demonstrates the centuries - old technique of wood engraving as she creates her limited - edition print «San Severino Marche».

The exhibition explores how Underwood drew on the influence of non-Western art from Africa and Mexico in the 1920s and»30s to create striking paintings, life drawings, wood engravings and sculptures that responded to the rhythm and form of the human figure.

In this video, she takes us through each step in creating a wood engraving, including tips on how to use traditional tools like the diamond graver and the spitsticker.

There's something magical about the centuries - old art of wood engraving, in which an artist uses the same tools used to engrave jewellery to create extraordinarily detailed prints.

Led by Anne Desmet, internationally renowned printmaker, collage artist and Royal Academician, this two - day practical workshop, appropriate for beginner and intermediate levels, will introduce the remarkable art and craft of traditional wood engraving printing and its specialist materials, tools, techniques and history in an intimate, small group setting.

Using the source material provided, or personal sketches or photographs to provide subject matter, participants will receive a comprehensive introduction to the tools and techniques of wood engraving, cutting and printing onto end - grain boxwood and lemonwood blocks to achieve diverse results from experimental, abstract cuts to detailed representational pieces.

British artist Phlegm has spent the last few months locked in tiny studio trying out variety of printing techniques and playing with traditional crafts such as wood engraving, copper engraving, silk

Anne Desmet (UK, 1989 / 1996 / 2007) is exhibiting two of her wood engravings in RE Original Prints 2018, the annual exhibition of the Royal Society of Painter - Printmakers being held at the Bankside Gallery in London (UK) from May 18 to June 9, 2018.

Leopoldo Méndez, What May Come (Mexico, 1945)(1945), wood engraving in black on grayish - ivory China paper, image 30.3 x 17.6 cm, sheet 42.1 x 32.6 cm.

The Porquipines Quill is pleased to invite you to engage and learn more about the arcane craft of wood engraving with artist and OCAD printmaking instructor, George A. Walker.

Lennox Contemporary Gallery in Toronto proudly presents an exhibition by OCAD instructor George A. Walker featuring his new book: Book of Hours, a tragic New York novel told with 99 wood engravings.

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Mini Tumbleweed, 2017 Collaged wood engravings 11» x 11 1/2» Variable edition 1 of 3 Framed Courtesy of the Artist Rebecca Gilbert (American) lives in Philadelphia, PA..

Learn about monotype, wood engraving, and a variety of other print processes in a Studio School class or workshop.

Wood Engravings of an American Master, an exhibition on view October 7, 2012, featuring twenty - eight wood engravings.

By the end of the course, participants will have learnt how to prepare, cut, ink and print wood engraving blocks (the techniques for which can also be applied to woodcutting and linocutting blocks) and will have created at least two small wood engraving prints to take home.

The wood engravings and woodcuts of Leonard Baskin, opening Jan. 8, 6 - 8 p.m. «Strata,» works by Tim Bavington, Miki Lee, Gene Davis, Markus Linnenbrink, Susan Dory, Sophie Smallhorn, Matthew Landkammer and Jil Weinstock.

Emily Floyd, Decorative Initial Two - color wood engraving, printed letterpress on a page of digital typography, rubricated by hand.

He participated in many solo and group shows in the United States, Latin America and Europe, including the Outside Cuba exhibition, and won the Iberia Airlines award for wood engraving and the I Bienal Hispanoamericana de Arte in Madrid.

«Printworks 2002,» 36 prints made by more than two dozens artists using techniques including silkscreen, monoprint, woodcut, lithograph, etching and wood engraving.

Weschler's Prints & Works of Art Auction, to be held at 10 am on Wednesday, June 12, will feature an intricate wood engraving by the Dutch graphic artist Maurits Cornelis Escher.

One series of phallic - nosed figures is printed as a wood engraving with embossing that pulls the outlines up from the surface.

A group of wood engravings, which included work by wood engraver, printmaker and sculptor Gertrude Hermes, were also shown.

The deluxe - format volume features 80 woodcuts in brilliant color, some with collage elements — torn papers, butcher's paper, 19th - century wood engravings, and more — pasted on individual pages.

These artists included painter husband and wife Ben Nicholson and Winifred Nicholson, artist Clare Leighton, who was best known for her wood engravings, Welsh painter James Dickson Innes and Christopher R. W. Nevinson, a famous war artist of the First World War.

Albrecht Dürer, Flight into Egypt, 1503; wood engraving; 11-11/16 x 8-1/4 in.; gift of Steven and Linda Shapiro in Honor of George Fine; 1985.5

He experimented with the technically demanding art of carving linoleum blocks and, eventually, woodblocks for both wood engravings and woodcuts.

(Los Angeles Times, July 2, 1939, C7) Elected a member of the National Academy in 1946, Landacre was honored in 1947 with a solo exhibition of his wood engravings at the Smithsonian Museum, its graphic arts division under the curatorial leadership of Jacob Kainen.

Artist, printmaker, textile designer and horticulturalist, Angie Lewin's work encompasses an astonishing range of disciplines and techniques, working in wood engraving, silkscreen, lithography as well as creating pattern for wall papers, ceramics and textiles.

Seventeen color etchings with aquatint are highlighted in the series, along with 82 wood engravings that illustrate the text, written by Rouault.

In the same year as Nash made this small wood engraving, he painted Tate Britain's Landscape at Iden.

This traveling exhibition, organized by the Syracuse University Art Collection, includes all of the aquatints and a selection of the wood engravings and text pages.

They range in size from Gillian Ayres» Festive I, which is 32 inches (81 cm) across, to a four - inch (10 cm) wood engraving of the Olympic Stadium by Anne Desmet.