A history of linocut printmaking
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A history of linocut printmaking
Linocuts traces the development of a printmaking technique valued for its relative accessibility and capacity for color. The book places its origins alongside the work of artists associated with the medium, spanning early proponents such as Claude Flight, Sybil Andrews, Edward Bawden, and Cyril Power, and later figures including Pablo Picasso and Leopoldo M. Its illustrated survey offers a way to consider linocut through both its practical characteristics and the artists who have worked with it.
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Easier to work with and cheaper than wood, linocut has long enabled artists to create affordable and versatile color prints. This beautifully illustrated book explores the origins of linocuts and presents key proponents of the printmaking technique, from Claude Flight, Sybil Andrews, Edward Bawden, and Cyril Power to modern and contemporary artists such as Pablo Picasso, Leopoldo M
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