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Staircase by Armin Landeck
1942. Drypoint, 10 1/8 in. x 6 3/8 in. - Edition of 50
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Dragonfly - 1874 by Édouard Manet (1832–1883)
Etching for Le Fleuve by Charles Cros.
Source - scanned from Pierre Courthion, Edouard Manet (ISBN 0-8109-1318-6)
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The Art Of Alexandra Roozen
Hand-drawn abstract monochrome art with algorithmic, patterned and digital feel.
More work can be found at the artist’s website here
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Takahiko Hayashi | on Tumblr (b.1961, Japan) - The Unformed Figure - Flexible Objects. Print etching, 24x18 inches (2010) / 徳山村考-夜を放つものたち
Takahiko Hayashi diligently works at creating masterfully bold abstractions, often with vibrant color. His work has a mystical quality and the titles reflect interest in philosophy “Considering Lao-Tse” as well as natural phenomena “The Spinning Wind”. (cf. RenBrown) “I try to create something from nothing. I try to capture negative to represent positive. I try to express the present with history, and east and west. It is when objects exist that nothingness can be recognized for the first time. That’s why wind attracts me. And Tokuyama village in Gifu prefecture, Lao-Tse, and Enku greatly influence my thought processes”, says Takahiko Hayashi. Please visit artist’s Tumblr for more work.
[artist found at iamjapanese]
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Netting A, 2005 by Ritsuko Ozeki
Her etchings are characterized by a spareness of composition and efficiency of line.
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Nature In Winter II
戸村 茂樹/Shigeki Tomura, Born in 1951, Japanese Print maker
Beautiful
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Unbound by Chiarina Loggia
photopolymer gravure etching, oil/paper, hand-pulled monoprint
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Pouran Jinchi, ‘Untitled Etching’
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Contributed image/MFAH. Untitled 1998 etching by Iranian artist Pouran Jinchi. On loan from the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. © Pouran Jinchi, courtesy Art Projects International, N.Y.
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