Multiple layers of meaning: Margaret van Patten uses different intaglio techniques in printmaking. She works from Portland, Oregon. See Blogroll for a link to the Mary Lou Zeek Gallery under MVP.

October 22, 2016by Decanter Leave a comment

Everything in its Place / Haves, Have Nots / Hidden Storm / Abundant Residual / The Last One / Volcano / Refuge / Weight / Fallout / Tongue Tied / […]

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Illustration & printing from Lukasz Koniuszy, Bytom, Poland. He is also a graffiti artist. See Blogroll for a link.

January 2, 2015by Decanter Leave a comment

Spatiality: intaglio prints / BYTOM: ‘A series of works showing the way I see the city where I live’ / Monarchess: linocut print / Restless Pencils, charcoal, pastel and acrylics / […]

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Hamanishi Katsunori’s mezzotint prints: mostly from his Kimona series. See Blogroll for a link to his work at the Renbrown site.

September 27, 2014by Decanter Leave a comment

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Science intersecting with design: Mezzotints by Sean Caulfield, Centennial Professor, Dept. of Art & Design at the University of Alberta. See Blogroll for a link.

July 26, 2014by Decanter Leave a comment

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Tag Archives: intaglio prints

Multiple layers of meaning: Margaret van Patten uses different intaglio techniques in printmaking. She works from Portland, Oregon. See Blogroll for a link to the Mary Lou Zeek Gallery under MVP.

Illustration & printing from Lukasz Koniuszy, Bytom, Poland. He is also a graffiti artist. See Blogroll for a link.

Hamanishi Katsunori’s mezzotint prints: mostly from his Kimona series. See Blogroll for a link to his work at the Renbrown site.

Science intersecting with design: Mezzotints by Sean Caulfield, Centennial Professor, Dept. of Art & Design at the University of Alberta. See Blogroll for a link.