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Focusing on line, color, and the block of wood itself, "Woodcuts: Groove and Grain" encourages us to look at how a print was made as well as what’s depicted. Now on view. https://t.co/3303R60esE
A selection of woodcuts from a book entitled 'The History of Four-Footed Beasts and Serpents', published in 1658.
Most of this three-volume compilation is comprised of the zoological works of the English clergyman Edward Topsell. More here: https://t.co/gkMFmBqWj2
Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528). The Apocalypse with Pictures is a series of 15 woodcuts depicting scenes from the Book of Revelation. Published in 1498 the series was extremely poplar at a time when many in Europe feared The Last Judgement may come in 1500
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I’m Mads, and no longer will I look at the tag and think I’m not worthy. I’m in a bit of weird rut with my art and where I want it to be at the mo, but I’m heavily influenced by tats, linocuts/woodcuts, and ~emotions~
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Mabel Royds (1874–1941) was an English artist best known for her woodcuts.
'Das Blumenbuch' was printed in a 3 volume set in Germany from 1929-1930. It features 250 flower illustrations that were drawn by Rudolf Koch, and cut into wood by Fritz Kredel. The woodcuts were hand-colored by Emil Wöllner. Learn more: https://t.co/ZlNZ7YBtV2
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"Woodcuts of New York", 1938
from a diary by Hans Alexander Mueller (German, 1888 - 1962)
And so she updates her profile for the filming of “I’m a prophetess get me out of here” @StudioTeaBreak #PortraitChallenge inspired by the woodcuts of Michael Wolgemut 1493
The Joy of Matt Underwood's bright and cheerful woodcuts. https://t.co/TLGdTBcuIc
Cyclic Return. The art of Takato Yamamoto (1960-) pays homage to the 19th century English tradition of gothic illustrations, typified by Aubrey Beardsley & Arthur Rackham. Beardsley (1872-1898) was, in turn, originally influenced by Japanese woodcuts.
Today is the birthday of Sherwood Anderson (1876–1941), one of #VQR’s earliest contributors. Check out “J.J. Lankes and His Woodcuts,” from Winter 1931, for a poetic profile on “one of the very significant living artists.” #VQRVault
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Last few weeks to see exhibition of early single-leaf woodcuts belonging to the Staatliche Graphische Sammlung München, one of the finest collections of early religious woodcuts in the world. Closing 22 September 2019. https://t.co/suobUZyi1I
Born in Melbourne, Spowers (1890–1947) produced color woodcuts and later turned to Japanese woodblock printing before studying with Flight in 1928 and again in 1931. @DulwichGallery #exhibition Wet Afternoon by Ethel Spowers 1929 📲📖 https://t.co/Qx023y7Pdk #womensart
Mabel Royds (1874–1941) was an English artist best known for her woodcuts.
This week on the blog: Paul Nash in Different Places. A look at his book of woodcuts and the poems and pictures inside. https://t.co/EfQ3baWODV
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Happy Caturday from the Museum of Printing!
This image is from a wonderful donation of woodcuts, linocuts, etchings, prints, ephemera and books by distinguished artist and author Marian Parry of Runcible Press. Her work is slated for future exhibit.
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Catalogued an original set of 91 hand-coloured woodcuts from the ‘Schatzbehalter’ by Michel Wolgemut and published by Anton Koberger (Nuremberg, 1491). The prints retain their original color and vibrancy as the set was bound into a volume in the early 18c @britishmuseum #woodcut