Sentences with phrase «first aquatints»

Her first aquatints (intaglio printmaking technique) however date from 1953 (eg.

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I did the same in Copenhagen when I first arrived and it's the perfect way to get aquatinted with the area.

In his first project with Alan Cristea Gallery in London, sculptor Antony Gormley created four groups of prints: seven enormous woodblocks; a series of unique body prints; a group of ten aquatints, collectively titled Matrix I — X; and eleven small line etchings.

When we first started, my inclination was to try to figure out how to make flat planes, and then we ended up doing this last print with a series of eight to ten aquatint planes, all gray tonalities on top of the hard - ground etching.

In 1963, less than a decade into his extraordinary period of collecting, Norton Simon purchased his first piece by Spanish master Francisco de Goya — an exquisite working proof from his masterful series of etchings and aquatints, called Los Caprichos.

Ten years ago, the artist began work on his first small box - set of aquatints, based on his Dot Book drawings and his larger Love Chair etchings.

Until 12 April, the highlighted work is Reims 1914, an etching and aquatint by Raoul Varin that examines the damage caused to Rheims Cathedral by German shelling during the First World War.

An artist creates an aquatint by first covering a metal plate with a fine, even layer of powdered rosin — made from dried pine tree sap.

The first room kicks off with a good «wow» factor from the overseas department of Honourable RAs - eight stunning Ellsworth Kelly lithographs, a bright, shaped - paper aquatint by Frank Stella, Rauschenberg, Tapies and Paladino.

Motherwell had made his first prints in 1943 and returned to printmaking in 1961 with such works as Poet I. Alone among the original Abstract Expressionist group to embrace printmaking enthusiastically, he subsequently produced a body of graphic work that includes A la pintura (1972), a limited edition book of aquatints with letterpress texts, and more than 500 editions made in collaboration with workshops and printers in the United States and Europe.

The three - color aquatint print, created during her first collaboration with Wingate Studio, employs larger patterns and blocks of color than the Jane's well - known microscopic dots of oil paint, allowing the viewer a sense of the structure behind her meaningfully configured compositions.

Limited edition hand - painted carborundum reliefs and sugar - lift aquatints by Turner Prize - winning British artist Howard Hodgkin (b. 1932)-- on view for the first time in the United States — will be showcased at Alan Cristea Gallery.

This large - scale work is the artist's first and most ambitious colour aquatint.