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Merritt Mauzey (1897-1973) was a West Texas farmer whose printmaking interest came late in life. After a harsh defeat as a cotton sharecropper, Mauzey moved his family to Dallas to work in a cotton export office. While in Dallas Mauzey … Continue reading
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The random print this week is one of two prints designated as “found in collection” in our database, which means the manner of acquisition is unknown. The lithographs were produced by Texas Tech MFA Alumni, Rebecca Riley whose work also … Continue reading
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Larry Scholder‘s collection in the AP/RC includes a range of his etching relief prints from 1992 to 2013, some of his aquatints printed at Flatbed Press in Austin, TX, and photocopy collages that served as drawings to explore compositions for … Continue reading
Recently we posted pages from two of Robert Dale Anderson’s sketchbooks. The images include faint pencil drawings, sketches for compositions, notes, and beautifully rendered ink drawings. In the Miscellany of our blog, the pages of Anderson’s sketchbooks are presented in … Continue reading
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An article by Michael Glenn about EC Cunningham and the AP/RC has been published on pages 5-6 in the fall issue of the Southern Graphics Council International (SGCI) newsletter, Graphic Impressions. (C) SGCI
9 Intaglio Prints from Drawer #1112
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This week’s random print is a small piece of newsprint with color tests and numbers. By itself it says very little. But this paper swatch is just one of the more than 20 that Thomas Seawell used to make two of … Continue reading
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This week’s print is a mystery of sorts because internet searches yielded no additional information about Celso Lagar’s printmaking exploits. Lagar started as a sculptor in Spain, studying under Miguel Blay in Madrid. Probably after meeting Amedeo Modigliani (1885-1920) in … Continue reading
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More than forty years ago, in 1969, American printmaker Lynwood Kreneck started ColorPrint USA to bring artwork to Lubbock, Texas in the hopes of inspiring the local art community and students in the newly created art department at Texas Tech … Continue reading
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