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Cedric
Green - artist/printmaker
- Based in France he makes contemporary etchings, relief prints,
monotypes, and collages, using new non-toxic electrolytic,
electrochemical and safe etching and proofing techniques which
he has developed (see Green Prints).
The examples of prints shown here mark recent stages in the
development of an individual technique which uses a wide range
of methods - copper and zinc plates printed in intaglio and
relief, monotypes, sometimes combined in the same print. A
recurring theme is Atlantis, Plato's mythical utopia destroyed
by flood as a punishment for their arrogance - a relevant
myth for our time. Many of his pictures are based on the abiguity,
distortions and complexity of reflections in water or in the
imperfect mirror of memory...
Ses
estampes sont souvent basées sur la complexité spatiale des
reflets des objets dans l'eau ou dans le miroir imparfait
de la mémoire. Pendant
plusieurs années il s'occupe beaucoup de développement de
techniques qui ne sont pas dangereuses pour la santé ou pour
l'environnement, et il n'utilise ni les acides ni les solvants
ou chimiques toxiques. Les plaques sont en cuivre ou en zinc
et gravées utilisant la technique électrolytique dit "galvano
gravure", et teintées avec une technique qu'il développe,
dite "fractinte". Il trouve un nouveau mordant électrochimique
pour le zinc qu'il nomme "mordant Bordeaux" Les techniques
nouvelles sont décrites en détail dans un livret gratuit ayant
pour titre "Green
Prints", et aussi dans un website avec le même titre.
http://www.greenart.info/green/
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Cassandra
Tondo is an artist who paints using 'repurposed' leftover
paints to make colourful abstract paintings expressing her
ecological convictions, and whose interest in nature led her
to learn about plants that are used to dye fabrics and yarns.
When gathering plant material for the dyes, she noticed that
certain leaves stain the sidewalk permanently. She did some
experiments with these leaves, printing the leaves onto paper,
which is more dense than fabric, and these first ecoprints
were stunning. Using fallen leaves, flowers and seed pods
collected on neighborhood walks , she creates one-of-a-kind
ecoprints through a unique multi-step process that involves
soaking, steaming and drying. On the way to the trash, the
plant material takes a detour through her studio to leave
its imprint as art before being tossed onto the compost heap.
"The ecoprints have an ethereal feel. They beckon us
to slow down, quiet our minds, take a closer look, and appreciate
the spirit of the plants. The colors of the prints are a whisper
of reality, their patterns a pale and delicate gift at the
end of the leaves' brief lives". Her professionally
made site presents her attractive work, invites comments,
and sells her prints and originals...http://tondro.com/ecoprint/
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Corr is a printmaker, painter, photographer and maker
of artists' books, currently working in Glasgow. "...I
am indirectly inspired by nature and open spaces and for the
past few years an obsession with ice and snow has woven into
the fabric of my work. Media such as photography, film, print
and drawing contribute towards my image making and a final piece.
Exploiting the use of digital photography in the first instance
(my) work currently engages with the notion of isolation, movement
and fragility using the formal qualities of light, layers, line
and space to express ideas..." Her site shows a much
of her varied and interesting work, and contains a blog that
follows her progress and the evolution ofindivual works...http://www.suecorr.com |
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Caroline
Bouguereau is a printmaker, sculptor, painter and
ceramic artist with a training in glass blowing. Born in 1975
in Provence, Caroline Bouguereau has studied Art History in
Paris at the Sorbonne before training as a sculptor in Rome
with artist Giuseppe Gallo working on bronze casting. She
then developed her practice through study in the Chelsea College
of Art and Design in London where she produced her first bio-art
pieces inspired by Galileo Galilei's Dialogue concerning the
two chief world systems from 1632..... Her art works since
her earliest projects have been inspired by natural curiosities,
by the organic world or more generally by biological forms....
Drawing has always been for her an important part of the art
process in any of her projects. She found the technique of
etching an engaging intersection between drawing and working
with metals... She re-discovered an alternative process to
produce etchings using low voltage electricity to etch her
plates and print them only with non- chemicals products to
achieve an organic processed work. One of her etching is on
permanent exhibition at the Museum of Jurassic Technology
in Los Angeles...The Natural History museum in Dublin has
subsequently been an important point of reference for her.
It gave her the opportunity to produce a series of drawings
and etchings related to marine life using its collection and
library...... Her artwork often explores microscopic details
because they constitute a world unknown to the human eye.
This site shows the work of a young and multi-talented artist,
currently living and working in Venice..... http://www.carolinebouguereau.com/projects/2004/unlovely-creatures/
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Mark
Graver offers non toxic printmaking courses from
the Wharepuke Print Studio and Gallery which is a fully
equipped printmaking workshop specialising in non toxic printmaking
techniques. Set within the two hectares of the award winning
Wharepuke Subtropical Garden on The Stone Store Hill in historic
Kerikeri in The Bay of Islands, the studio offers a range
of printmaking courses, workshops and services to professional
artists and the public. Mark
Graver (MA Printmaking Camberwell, London) is the author of
the book Non-Toxic Printmaking.
(A&C Black, London 2011) Mark
was awarded First Prize at the 2010
Lessedra World Art Print competition in Sofia, Bulgaria
and has work in public and private collections worldwide.
He has run a workshop at the Seacourt Print Workshop in
N Ireland. His site has some information about methods and
definitions of terms in non-toxic printmaking ...
http://www.nontoxic-printmaking.co.nz/
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| Helen
Clarke, contemporary Australian printmaker with a passion
for the environment. She uses the mediums of etching and reduction
linocuts to interpret the Australian landscape, flora and fauna.
Her botanical interpretations are widely collected and acclaimed.
Helen's current works are detailed hand-coloured etchings of
fruits, seeds and pods and complicated reduction lino prints
exploring the flora and landscapes of Australia. ".. I
am fascinated by the process of seasonal change in the Australian
landscape. Careful investigation of the world around me reveals
so much that is exciting The varying mediums of printmaking
enable me to express my ideas and create images about my local
and distant environment which is increasingly fragile and endangered"..
A site of special interest to collectors of reduction lino prints
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| Marian
Osher has lived in Montgomery County, Maryland most
of her life. She received her BA from the University of Maryland
and a Master of Fine Arts degree in Printmaking from George
Washington University. Her artwork has been shown in numerous
exhibits in the U.S. as well as in the Pushkin Museum in Moscow,
the Museum of Modern Art in Argentina and shows in Brazil, Belgium
and India. Although she was a stone lithographer for many years,
she has chosen to create monotypes and monoprints using water-soluble
environmentally friendly media since 2000. She developed a series
of jewel-toned mandalas about the universal connections of diverse
cultures. In 2004 she created a body of artwork that explores
the connection between kaleidoscopic images and music. Her newest
artwork highlights diverse environmental issues. A very stylish
site with attractive colorful monoprints and monotypes and other
work ... http://www.marianosher.com/index.html |
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| Paco
Mora - printmaker and painter - a Spanish artist doing
photogravure using non-toxic methods. Site in Spanish. "En
este taller se darán la mano las más antiguas técnicas de grabado
y estampación calcográficos con las más novedosas y populares
de la imagen y fotografía digitales: - Se trabajará con la imagen
digital obtenida a partir de diferentes periféricos, como las
cámaras de fotografía digitales o escáner, como punto de partida
para confeccionar una plancha de grabado. - Se aprenderá a manejar
el programa de tratamiento de imagen Photoshop con el que se
manipulará y personalizará la imagen, dándole el toque personal
y artístico, y adecuándola para su transferencia a la plancha
calcográfica o litográfica. - Se emplearán técnicas de transferencia
de las imágenes a la plancha fotosensible mediante insolación,
revelado al agua, y estampación en tórculo calcográfico. - El
curso se adecuará al nivel de cada alumno, que tendrá el soporte
teórico y técnico que le permitirá desarrollar y orientar su
trabajo según sus intereses y capacidades. No se necesita experiencia
previa de dibujo, ni de grabado, ni de informática. Las técnicas
son fáciles de aprender y de aplicar después en casa...."
A site using the increasingly common method of the blog for
hosting and presenting his work (and why not ?)... http://pacomoragrabadorypintor.blogspot.com/ |
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| Rona
Green is a visual artist and printmaker based in Melbourne,
Australia. A fancier of characters and the absurd, her work
examines the darker side of the psyche. "Drawn with deliberate
clumsiness her boogie-men and flawed misfits possess a certain
touching vulnerability and sexless, adolescent awkwardness....
Green’s flawed outcasts and weirdos are condemned to a solitary
existence in friendless, empty landscapes and interiors...The
most tender images are those depicting an attempt at contact
that never, however, manages to get beyond a tentative shadow
cast by an outstretched arm..". She works in a variety
of media - etchings and aquatint, woodcut, monotypes, linocuts
and digital prints... http://www.ronagreen.com/
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| Skylark
Studios is an art gallery and workshops, founded, owned
and run by Louise Williams, created in 1993 when she converted
a listed but derelict barn into an art gallery and printmaking
studio. It is here that Louise continues to work, organising
exhibitions by a variety of artists, running art classes, and
creating her etchings, screenprints and linocuts. Much of her
art work depicts England's Fen country, exotic places she has
visited, and underwater scenes inspired by her passion for scuba
diving....http://www.skylarkstudios.co.uk/
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| The
Steampunk Workshop - Making artifacts from an alternative
age ". Hieronymus Isambard "Jake" von Slatt writes about
his work ." . in which your humble proprietor theorizes
that; if he can etch into one side of a brass plate he may be
able to etch completely through the plate from both sides. A
fixture is constructed, current is applied, electrolyte boils
and jewlery is made..." This is not quite printmaking
but the process described is used by quite a few printmakers,
including Cedric
Green, for preparing plates for printmaking. The merit of
this site is the full and detailed description and illustration
of his method of preparing his brass plates for electrolytic
etching, using a laser printer to prepare his transfers to iron
onto his plates....http://steampunkworkshop.com/electroetch.shtml |
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| Bev
Peden is a Canadian artist exploring printmaking and
oil painting at her home on Pender Island, British Columbia.
Having lived in Kenya, Uganda and Ethiopia for 20 years, her
African experiences have strongly influenced her Eastern African
paintings and printmaking. She has also enjoyed writing about
her experiences and has taken many photographs of people and
life in East Africa. "My art reflects the struggle, understanding
and, sometimes, humour that accompany the many adjustments which
work to combine my African and Canadian experiences. Through
balance and insight, my work finds its expression reaching for
both the metaphorical and real images which evoke a more primal
expression of faith and unity. Many times the work is an exploration
of both the outer reality surrounding me, and the inner landscape
of my own responses...." http://www.pendercreatives.com/bevpeden/index.html |
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emma
clark prints - Emma Clark was born in Oxford in 1967
and now lives and works in South London. She left Ravensbourne
College of Design in 1988 with a BA in ceramics and shortly
after turned to printmaking. "..Il Faut Danser la Vie
(Life Should be Danced) My new series of one-off prints has
been inspired by the experiences I have had over the last
6 months watching and participating in dance. I started to
learn to dance last February and lost my heart almost immediately
to the feeling of being on the dance floor - the combination
of music, lights and the people I met started to seep into
my work and within a matter of weeks I was trying to pin down
the way it made me feel and make images to represent that."
But what has happened to her own very good website and
blog ? ...http://www.dreamtargets.com/em_gallery01.htm
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Albertine
Eylenbosch studied at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts
of Mechelen and the National Institute of Fine Arts of Antwerp.
She teaches at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of Mechelen
and the Art School of Hove. With many exhibitions in Europe,
she has been greatly inspired by traveling to Egypt, Ivory-Coast,
Guadeloupe, Cambodia, Thailand and Venezuela.
Start als eerste in België met een atelier elektrisch etsen
en milieuvriendelijke grafische technieken te Hove in 1999.
- Start als eerste met een atelier computerkunst en multimedia
aan de Academie te Mechelen. - ICT-cöordinator aan de Academie
Mechelen. - Talrijke tentoonstellingen en onderscheidingen
in binnen- en buitenland. - Reizen als inspiratiebron voor
werken: Egypte, Franse Antillen, Ivoorkust, Thailand, Cambodja,
Venezuela, Seychellen, La Réunion.
A refined website showing work she has done since 1999
using the galv-etch (electro-etching)
technique
... http://home.scarlet.be/albertineeylenbosch/
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How
a Wood Engraving is Made
- A personal approach by Andy English - "Wood engravings
are a form of relief printmaking. Areas of wood are cut away
to leave the final image. It is a very old form of printmaking
and you can read something of its history in this page of
the Wood Engravers Network site..... Printmaking suits me
as I love making multiples; I like the idea that many people
can own and share my work. I also love the process of printing
an edition - a slow, repeated ritual with its own choreography...
I have tried many types of printmaking but, when I first picked
up a graver and engraved on the endgrain of a block of wood,
it seemed to me to be much more like remembering a process,
rather than learning It. I am very conscious of those who
have gone before me - the famous engravers and also the unsung
workers who interpreted drawings to illustrate Victorian books
and journals...".Well illustrated and described process
of making a wood engraving or woocut, as well as showing his
own beautiful woodcuts.. hhttp://www.andyenglish.com/page/1ciue/Home.html
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M.C.
Escher -
Work by the famous Dutch artist; woodcuts and lithographs.
Large gallery of Escher's work of all periods, tessellation
backgrounds, optical illusions. This is the official Escher
site with quotes, biography, interactive puzzles, essays on
his work, lots of links and a fascinating link to the notorious
faker of his work - Earl Washington.... http://www.mcescher.com
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TECHNIQUES
| GREEN
PRINTS -
Cedric Green's comprehensive guide to new non-toxic printmaking
methods - Galv-Etch, Galv-On, Bordeaux Etch and other healthy,
ecologically friendly, alternative methods for printmaking,
including electrolytic methods for etching without acids, a
new safe mordant for zinc plates, and substitutes for most harmful
solvents and chemicals normally used in printmaking. Includes
a comparative table of old methods, their health dangers and
subsitutes. A short history of electrolytic methods from their
invention in 1840 to the present. A paper entitled "Light,
Electricity and the Printed Image" is available on the
site in English and Spanish. Text and illustrations are drawn
from from the book by Cedric Green published by Ecotech Design,
now in its 16th edition. Book available, or as a free PDF download.
Text is also in Spanish published by the University of Barcelona
as a book. Other websites include selections from 'Green Prints'
in Italian, Dutch and German.,.
http://www.greenart.info/galvetch/ |
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Nontoxic
Printmaking - Friedhard
Kiekeben has created this comprehensive site as a not-for-profit
resource; it serves the advancement of knowledge in printmaking.
"...the term nontoxic/non-toxic has become synonymous with
safety conscious practice. Nontoxic processes still use a variety
of chemicals, and the ultimate safety of any material and process
is dependent on their informed use...". There are contributions
from many other printmakers and studios, and information on
books, journals and workshops, with links to other sites. Subjects
covered are : The New Etching Chemistry * The Contemporary Printmaker
* Etch Copper and Brass * Etch Zinc, Steel, Aluminum * Copper
Sulfate Mordant * Acrylic Resist Etching * Hard and Soft Ground
* Aquatint * Lift Ground * Photocopy Etch * Etching Ingredients
* Akua Inks * A European Perspective * History
of Electro Etching * Intaglio Type * Aquatint Screen * Perfect
Registration * New Terminology * Solarplate * Screenprinting
Basics * Polyester Plate Litho * Litho Toner Wash * Waterless
Lithography * Plaster Printing * HEALTH + SAFETY * The Toxicity
of Solvents * The Green Print Studio * Perfect Chemistry * Art
meets Science * Articles * Publications * Print Gallery
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Dave
Fortune from the University of the West of England
Print Centre is author of "The Art Teachers Guide
To Water Based Screen Printing"- and he also supplies
exposure units and table top screen printing beds for colleges,
schools and home studios. The exposure unit can also be used
for exposing photo etching, litho or flexo plates. Dave Fortune
, will deliver and spend time with staff and students instructing
them on the use of the equipment. The website details the
equipment and services and a link from which the book can
be ordered.
http://www.fortuneandassociates.co.uk/
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The
Artists' Press opened its doors in Newtown, Johannesburg
in 1991, under the direction of Tamarind Master Printer, Mark
Attwood. The Artists' Press started as a lithography studio
providing artists in southern Africa with a workshop dedicated
to the production of limited edition hand printed lithographs.
Since its inception the press has grown steadily and today offers
a variety of print processes to artists as well as publishing
and selling original prints and artists books. In 2003 The Artists'
Press relocated to a farming area just outside of White River
in Mpumalanga. In the purpose built studio the press now offers
lithography, letterpress, intaglio, mono-printing and relief
printing. This simple, well designed site shows the work of
manyinteresting South African printmakers, of all races....
http://www.artists-press.net/ |
"afternoon" by Dumisani Mabaso
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Nik
Semenoff - new lithographic techniques'
- Pages describing new techniques
he has developed for waterless lithography; techniques using
dry copier toner; electro-etching; a new mordant for aluminium
plates. Waterless
lithography has become the basis
of all the non-commercial processes being taught at workshops
around the world and seems to be gaining acceptance amongst
printmakers. The papers you can download from this web site,
are the most recent developments, and are designed for reliability
and simplicity.The site contains the "New Directions
Art Gallery" showing example prints.http://homepage.usask.ca/~nis715
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Grafisk
Eksperimentarium was established in Copenhagen by
Henrik Boegh in 1997. with the following aims: 1 Testing and
evaluating new printmaking techniques and materials based
on acrylics and polymers - 2 Imparting experience with such
techniques and materials to art schools and creative artists
- 3 Arranging workshops and demonstrations of Non-Toxic Printmaking
- 4 Advising schools and printmaking workshops on establishing
and equipping a Non-Toxic Printmaking Studio. They also have
a shop which sells all materials and equipment for non-toxic
printmaking and books and videos which he produces. Pintmaking
courses are regularly conducted in a beautiful studio in a
mountain village in Andalusia in Spain. Henryk Boegh is an
important figure in the non-toxic printmaking movement and
this site is a window into many possibilities...
http://www.grafiskeksperimentarium.dk/en/index.html
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LINKS, SUPPLIERS
AND GALLERIES
| Zea
Mays is a studio, workshop, educational facility and
resource center dedicated to non-toxic printmaking in Northhampton,
western Massachusetts. They offer artists, printmakers, students,
teachers and novices classes and workshops with an emphasis
on non-toxic intaglio, relief and monotype printmaking. . http://www.zeamaysprintmaking.com/ |
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| Edinburgh
Printmakers Workshop is an artists' studio and gallery
dedicated to contemporary fine-art printmaking. Studio facilities
are provided at reasonable cost for any artist who wishes to
work in etching, lithography, screenprinting or relief printing.
Use of the studio is for anyone, professional printmakers, artists
and beginners alike. They have developed and use non-toxic methods:
Edinburgh Etch, Acrylic Resist Etching; Water-based screenprinting;
Lithography using non-toxic chemicals. An extremely well
designed and attractive site.. http://www.edinburgh-printmakers.co.uk/ |
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| PRINTMAKING
TODAY is an international journal for printmakers
and artists, published by Cello Press, with articles on a wide
range of subjects of interest : artists' prints - books and
multiples, news and reviews of exhibitions and collections,
practical sections on techniques and methods including articles
on non-toxic methods, articles on history, notices of forthcoming
exhibitions, opportunities for printmakers, advertising. The
website shows the contents list and the cover, of all the issues
since it was started in 1990 by Rosemary Simmons. For any professional
or amateur printmaker or anyone interested in collecting prints,
a subscription to Printmaking Today is an absolute neccessity...
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| Linda
Goodman's International Art Workshops - painter/ printmaker
Linda Goodman is on the faculty at Mission College, Santa Clara,
California and has taught extensively in the U.S. and abroad
She regularly teaches workshops in the United States and abroad.
In June 2006, join her for the tenth Art Workshop, "Your Creative
Sojourn" in captivating Florence, Italy. In August, she returns
to conduct "Walking with the Muse: Creative Journey in Monoprint"
on Skopelos Island, Greece for 15 days on this beautiful island
in the Agean sea, Very tempting indeed..., visit it and dream,
or take the plunge and sign up. ...... http://www.artmondo.net/
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| The
Printmakers Council was founded in 1965 to promote the
art of printmaking and the work of contemporary printmakers.
It continues to pursue this aim by organising a program of exhibitions
in London, throughout the U.K. and worldwide. These exhibitions
show both traditional skills and innovatory printmaking techniques.
These exhibitions show both traditional skills and innovatory
printmaking techniques. The PMC has a slide index and planchest
of PMC members work which is regularly consulted by galleries,
exhibition organisers and potential buyers. Membership is open
to all printmakers, students, interested groups and individuals.
Recent PMC exhibitions have been mounted at The Natural History
Museum, Battersea Pumphouse, Wakefield and in Paris at Musee
Adzak. PMC Print Workshops have recently been organised for
members at the Artichoke Print Workshop and at the Pitshanger
Hanger Manor Gallery. A site for professional printmakers
to visit and consider joining.... http://www.printmaker.co.uk/pmc/ |
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Printmaking
Links - A comprehensive listing of websites and
pages dealing with printmaking and art, created by Chris Mercer
of Printmaker, a studio offering printmaking editioning services
and other resources to printmakers, especially those interested
in screenprinting.... http://www.printmaker.co.uk/links.html
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N Lawrence The UK's premier supplier of artists' materials,
whose shops stock more than 6000 product lines, all of which
are normally available immediately. Their trained staff will
supply you with the best quality products and give the best
quality service and delivery. Based in the coastal town of Hove,
their administration offices share a building with their newest
retail outlet. There they deal with the day to day running of
the business and process orders placed by mail, phone and internet.
An exceptionally well organised website for a firm who have
been supplying printmakers for nearly 100 years. Their quality
of service is well known and they are reccommended highly.......
http://www.lawrence.co.uk/
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Polymetaal
- Manufacturer of printmaking equipment; Etching presses,
litho presses, hot plates, relief presses, intaglio presses,
acid trays etc. Second hand printmaking presses and other
equipment are also advertised. Also on this website you can
find printmaking links as well as free exhibit space for printmaking
artists... An extremely businesslike site in 5 languages
(English, Dutch, French, German and Spanish), which is regularly
updated and well organised. The presses and other equipment
are delivered and installed all over Europe often personally
by the very energetic owner of the enterprise, Hugo Bos...http://www.polymetaal.nl/
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Gary
Thibeau - vendeur des presses taille-douce en France
: Ici on trouve le catalogue des presses taille-douce Gary-Thibeau,
et les presses d'occasion. Petites annonces - Achat-vente
de presses et accessoires pour l'estampe, location ou partage
d'atelier...etc. Il y a des articles comme "L'estampe
par André Béguin", "Petit dictionnaire technique
de l'estampe par André Béguin"... Actualité de l'Art
Annonces d'évènements et d'exposition. .. Découverte d'artistes
L'annuaire illustrés des graveurs en France et ailleurs. Vous
pouvez soumettre votre site et il offre un lien depuis la
section "Découverte d'artistes". Partenariats. Téléchargez
les guides gratuits des solutions créatives. A
very well designed site with a lot of information in French
but of interest to all printmakers. Gary Thibeau is personally
very interested in non-toxic methods and is trying to promote
interest in them in France.
...http://www.presse-estampe.com/
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Printmakers
Webring - part of the Yahoo! webring system. Recently
changed address. Sections on non-toxic printmaking and artists.
Links to galleries, studios. individual artists, and membership
to widen knowledge of your printmaking site. Printmakers
with sites showing their prints can join the webring and hopefully
receive more visits to their sites...
http://www.coppenger.com/print_webring.html
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| PRINTMAKING
: a site supported by Flemings Fine Art and the Mall Gallery
- On line information about printmaking: etching, lithography,
relief printing, screen printing, digital and giclée printmaking.
Loads of information about print workshops, exhibitions,
courses. Good search facility. http://www.flemings.u-net.com/home.htm |
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| Earth
Illustrated specialises in environmental graphic design
and fine art. Serving Government, business, not-for-profit sectors.
"The future of earth hangs in the balance and mankind has
both the power and the responsibility to act... Sometimes a
picture really is worth a thousand words but can be difficult
to conceive and design. Hands-on experience working in the environmental
sector provides Earth Illustrated with the ability to conceptualise
environmental design and fully understand our clients and their
needs . We sell original artwork, signed prints and undertake
commissions for clients" ...this is a site hard to classify,
not quite printmaking, but offering a valuable graphic service......
http://www.earth-illustrated.co.uk/index.shtml |
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| Idbury
Prints is an online gallery of original prints which
holds over 5000 original prints by more than 500 artists, from
Ablett to Zych. You can search by keyword (e.g. cats or Belgian),
artist, style, subject, medium, price, signed/unsigned, or any
combination of these. Matisse, Bonnard, Picasso, Braque, Dufy,
Marquet, Friesz, Camoin, Léger, Miró, and Delaunay are among
the artists represented. "...We have important Art Nouveau
lithographs by artists such as Mucha, Evenepoël, and Rhead,
Art Deco lithographs by Lucien Boucher and photographs by Walery,
and also strong Surrealist holdings, featuring work by artists
such as Man Ray, André Masson, Lucien Coutaud, Leonor Fini,
and Dorothea Tanning. Although this site does not specialise
in prints of ecological interest, it is so well designed and
so easy and rewarding to use that it should be of interest to
all printmakers and collectors, and to designers of gallery
websites. ....http://www.idburyprints.com/index.php |
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