Add to ORKGKirwin discusses the techniques and themes used in Chu's lithograph prints, focusing on his insect and war series. Biographical notes
The text proposes a short, humourous discussion on reproduction and the origin of the photocopier. T...
Pictured is a box label that reads “Old Papermaking, by Dard Hunter.” William Joseph "Dard" Hunter (...
Grattan's essay addresses the coherence of Pratt's imagery and technique in printmaking. Biographica...
Kirwin discusses the techniques and themes used in Chu's lithograph prints, focusing on his insect a...
Printmaker Porter writes about Murphy's exploration of the photogravure technique in creating imager...
The author describes printmaking processes and the juxtaposition of contemporary and historical imag...
In the first of a series of publications celebrating artists depicting the Canadian working class, B...
The author looks at the benefits of mounting this juried exhibition of 20 Manitoba printmakers. Biog...
Outlining the development of Smylie's work, Murray focuses on his use of lithography and his recent ...
Krueger writes a biographical account of Hagan's career as a painter and printmaker, pinpointing his...
Fry surveys the history of the silkscreen process and explains its technical aspects. Biographical n...
© 1998 Alisa BunburyThis thesis presents the first thorough examination of the prints of Vaughan Mur...
Features a brief description of the silk screen process. Biographical notes on the artist
Silcox defines Pratt's work as the expression of an esssential form and describes the process throug...
Noble's statement identifies the Japanese and theatrical elements in Hawkes' photography, while the ...
The text proposes a short, humourous discussion on reproduction and the origin of the photocopier. T...
Pictured is a box label that reads “Old Papermaking, by Dard Hunter.” William Joseph "Dard" Hunter (...
Grattan's essay addresses the coherence of Pratt's imagery and technique in printmaking. Biographica...
Kirwin discusses the techniques and themes used in Chu's lithograph prints, focusing on his insect a...
Printmaker Porter writes about Murphy's exploration of the photogravure technique in creating imager...
The author describes printmaking processes and the juxtaposition of contemporary and historical imag...
In the first of a series of publications celebrating artists depicting the Canadian working class, B...
The author looks at the benefits of mounting this juried exhibition of 20 Manitoba printmakers. Biog...
Outlining the development of Smylie's work, Murray focuses on his use of lithography and his recent ...
Krueger writes a biographical account of Hagan's career as a painter and printmaker, pinpointing his...
Fry surveys the history of the silkscreen process and explains its technical aspects. Biographical n...
© 1998 Alisa BunburyThis thesis presents the first thorough examination of the prints of Vaughan Mur...
Features a brief description of the silk screen process. Biographical notes on the artist
Silcox defines Pratt's work as the expression of an esssential form and describes the process throug...
Noble's statement identifies the Japanese and theatrical elements in Hawkes' photography, while the ...
The text proposes a short, humourous discussion on reproduction and the origin of the photocopier. T...
Pictured is a box label that reads “Old Papermaking, by Dard Hunter.” William Joseph "Dard" Hunter (...
Grattan's essay addresses the coherence of Pratt's imagery and technique in printmaking. Biographica...