Linoleum Prints

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Linoleum Prints
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Albrecht Durer

• 1471-1528
• artist of the Northern Renaissance
• Lived in Nuremberg, half-way between the
  Netherlands and Italy,

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Albrecht Durer

• INNOVATOR
• the first artist who is known to have painted a
  self-portrait and to have done a landscape
  painting of a specific scene

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Art Hazelwood

• Art the Other Voice ofAmerica
• color linocut print on Arches paper
• Edition size100
• 30" x 22
• image size 24" x 18

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Art Hazelwood

• Hubris Corpulentus Exhibition
• color (black and red) linoleum cut print
• edition size 15
• 0image size 20" x 14
• 50

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Art Hazelwood

• Tradition and Transition in the 90
• two color, (red and black) woodcut print on Rives
  Lightweight Buff paper
• Edition size 50
• Paper size 19" x 26 image size 14" x 20"

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Art Hazelwood

• Fifth Anniversary Exhibition
• two color (blue and brown) linoleum cut print on
  Rives BFK paper
• edition size 50
• image size 22" x 19 1/2 paper size 30" x 22""

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Art Hazelwood

• Street Sheet 10 Year Anniversary Poster
• two color, (red and black) linoleum cut print on
  Rives BFK paper.
• Edition size 50
• Paper size 22" x 15 image size 18" x 12"

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Art Hazelwood

• Gargantua in the Vineyard
• An accordion book of prints
• edition of 25
• The book costs 5,500

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Art Hazelwood Gargantua in the Vineyard
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Art Hazelwood Gargantua in the Vineyard
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Art Hazelwood Gargantua in the Vineyard
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Art Hazelwood Gargantua in the Vineyard
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Art Hazelwood Gargantua in the Vineyard
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In the Balance, edition of 25, 2004, linocut,
image size 14 1/4 x 18 250.00
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Student Work
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Student Work
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Student Work
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Project Process1. Draw your image
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Image Information

• Select/Create an image that lends itself to the
  quality of line linoleum prints are infamous for.
• Sketch out your idea in color as you would like
  to see it printed.
• Identify the steps necessary to accomplish your
  desired final results.

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Project Process2. Transfer your image
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Project Process3. Carve your image
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Process Safety

• Use a bench hook.
• Away cut away from your self.
• Spare hind MUST stay behind the blade at all
  times.
• Use a sharp bladesharpen it if you are in doubt.

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Project Process4. Begin Printing 1st Color
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Project Process5. Print Second Color
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Things to Remember When Printing

• Print light to dark.
• Carefully register your image.
• Keep your hands and back of your plate clean
  and/or work with a buddy.
• Keep dirty fingers away from margins and edges of
  plates.
• Keep track of the order of your prints!

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Tom Killion Professional Prints
Title Upper Falls, Yosemite Image Size 8x5
inches Printing History First edition of 95
plus 7 a.p.s printed March 2000 Edition II of 85
printed July 2002. Available Price 125.00
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Tom Killion Professional Prints
Title Lake Tenaya from Olmsted Point Image Size
4.25x5.25 inches Printing History Two-color
print, edition of 98 begun July 2000. Available
Price 65.00
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Tom Killion Professional Prints
Title White Bear Lake and Seven Gables
Mountain Image Size 9x5.5 inches Printing
History Edition of 90 plus 5 a.p.s printed March
2000. Available Price 65.00
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Tom Killion Professional Prints
Title Red Kelp Image Size 12x12
inches Printing History First edition of 30
printed 1978 along with pages/covers of
handprinted book, Edition V of 60 plus a.p.s
17-20 printed 2000 Edition VI of 40 printed
2006. AvailablePrice 150.00
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"KING LEARDescription of Wood-cut 4 colors 12"
x 18"?by Hannah Tompkins
The 4 colors in this print were used to designate
the 4 stages of life Childhood....
Yellow Youth... .... Ochre Adulthood.... Light
Sienna Old Age...... Dark Brown
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"TROILUS CRESSIDADescription of Wood-cut 3
colors 12" x 18"?by Hannah Tompkins
The two kneeling women framed by tombstone
shapes, (echoing the silhouette of the central
figure), represent all bereaved womankind who
mourn their war dead, laid out in rows, lower
left.The skeletal figure with oversized hands
(symbol of giving) hovers over them like a
haunting memory. The 'Tree of Life' behind
Memory' is also dead and stands in a similar
configuration of crucifixion, minus the hands.
This absence together with the other chopped off
limbs signify loss and deprivation.The stark
contrast of yawning tombs and the endless vacuum
of gray space in the background contribute to
this expression. The suppressed color scheme and
dominant vertical forms establish an emotional
tension.
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"JULIET" (Romeo Juliet)Description of Wood-cut
4 colors 12" x 18"?by Hannah Tompkins
The blue and purple color scheme suggests
celestial purity, incongruously set in an
underground tomb. (Note descending stairway in
right background.)Tybalt's bier stands in the
middle ground, partly hidden by columns. The
columns infer a temple more than a crypt.Juliet
is surrounded by dark spaces and arched windows
and doorways that she will never explore. In the
center purple space can be seen a design of links
with the bottom broken off, like the links of the
heroine's life.The ultimate consummation of this
tragedy would draw tears from stones, and this is
expressed in the tear-drop shapes in the face
stones topping the columns.There is yet a sense
of victory in self-determination and the repeated
strong vertical forms create a feeling of
ascension rather than defeat.
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"HAMLETDescription of Wood-cut 3 colors 10" x
14"?by Hannah Tompkins
King Hamlet, upper left, is shown as the King of
Spades, whose divinatory meanings are significant
in Tarot card symbolism. His lower torso, draped
in a shroud ties into Hamlet's fatal sword
grip.Swords Spades in card suits, representing
leaders and warriors as well as force and
authority in good or evil references sometimes
it denotes misfortune and disaster. "If this card
appears upside down in a Tarot reading the
meaning warns of a dangerous wicked person who
causes unnecessary disturbance and sadness and
who pursues a matter to ruin". The card also
predicts impending disaster, violence,
corruption, moral disorder, slander, malice,
treachery and desertions.These interpretations
sum up the elements of the play and describe King
Hamlet, despite the adjectives of virtue, like
"fair", "noble" and "goodly king", that his son
has ideally bestowed on him.
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"MACBETHDescription of Lino-cut 4 colors 10" x
14"?by Hannah Tompkins
Macbeth and Lady Macbeth are shown in a fearful
huddle, plotting the murder of Duncan. To conceal
their guilt of this conspiracy with pretended
innocence, Macbeth advises"False face must hide
what the false heart doth know."So their faces
are partly hidden by masks of deceptive
virtue.After the act, the horror of the violence
has so disordered Macbeth that he utters in
distraction"O, full of scorpions is my mind."And
scorpions are shown, literally, filling the crown
of his head.Power ambition is designated by the
double-headed serpent emerging from beneath a
jeweled crown. Serpents also make up the design
on the brocade sleeve of Lady Macbeth. In her
hand she holds the fatal, bloody dagger.
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Apple Cider Press and Prints Studio
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Rachel Newling
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Tiffany Grade 12 Plymouth High School
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from Holy Ghost Preparatory School grade
12 United States
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from Mentor High School grade 12 United States
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from Mentor High School grade 12 United States
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from Mentor High School grade 12 United States
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from Warwick High School grade 12 United States
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from Warwick High School grade 12 United States
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from Warwick High School grade 12 United States
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from La Guardia High School Of Music And Art
grade 10 United States
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from La Guardia High School Of Music And
Art grade 12 United States
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from La Guardia High School Of Music And Art
grade 12
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from Denver School Of The Arts grade 11 United
States
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from Denver School Of The Arts grade 12 United
States
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from Denver School Of The Arts grade 10 United
States
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from La Guardia High School Of Music And
Art grade 10 United States
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from La Guardia High School Of Music And
Art grade 10 United States
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Sources

• http//www.arthazelwood.com/prints/Posters.htm
• http//www.taospaint.com/ColorPrinting.html
• http//www.tomkillion.com
• http//shakespeare-art-museum.com
• http//www.appleciderpress.net
• http//www.breewood.com.au/exhibition13/firstEx13.
  htm
• http//www.artsonia.com/contests/dickblick/contest
  2007.asp