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introduced new
techniques for
color linocuts,
including the
printing of the key
block first. The
first large-scale
colour linocuts made by an
American artist were...
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linocuts,
woodcuts and etchings.
Linocuts,
woodcuts and etchings. Struik, Cape Town/Johannesburg. 1977. Theo Sundermeier: Hope for Namibia:
linocuts by...
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School Linocuts by Hana Leaper". read.uberflip.com.
Retrieved 25 May 2016. Coppel,
Stephen (1987). "Grosvenor
School Prints: The
colour linocuts of the...
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Grosvenor School of
Modern Art in London. She was
especially known for her
linocuts,
which are
included in the
collections of
major Australian and British...
- lithography;
blocks of wood for
woodcuts and wood engravings; and
linoleum for
linocuts.
Screens made of silk or
synthetic fabrics are used for the
screen printing...
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Linoleum is a
material used for
floor covering and also by
artists for
linocut prints.
Linoleum may also
refer to:
Linoleum (band), a London-based musical...
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Claude Flight and his ****ociates
mount the
first exhibition of
British linocuts in June at the
Redfern Gallery, London. A
series of
exhibitions were held...
- (FX, 2015-). He was also an
artist known for his paintings, drawings,
linocuts and etchings.
Patrick O'Connell was born in Dublin, but was
brought up...
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almost exclusively in
printmaking mediums. His work
included engravings,
linocuts, etchings, and lithographs,
though he is most
remembered for the technical...
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including lithographs, etchings, gravure, intaglio, woodcuts, letterpress, and
linocuts), sculpture, and photography. Dine's
first formal training took the form...
