LEONARD
EDMONDSON and WERNER
DREWES:
Intaglio vs. Relief
July 10 - September 4, 2004
Opening Reception: Saturday July 10, 2 to 5pm
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LEONARD EDMONDSON and WERNER
DREWES: Intaglio
vs. Relief will focus upon works by these artists. Influenced
by Stanley William Hayter’s technique of viscosity etching, LEONARD
EDMONDSON’s
etchings have a wonderful sense of texture and space, employing both
bold
colors and a full tonal range of black and white. WERNER DREWES’s
Bauhaus roots evolved through expressionism into bold black and white
and
color woodcuts. Although we focus upon these two masters of their
techniques, we will also show works by other artists: intaglios by LEE
CHESNEY, YNEZ JOHNSTON and JOHN PAUL JONES; relief prints by JOHN
BERNHARDT,
STEPHEN de HOSPODAR and PAUL LANDACRE.
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Also showing: The Tamarind Lithography Workshop
Thursday Evening Discussion Series
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