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The AP/RC seeks opportunities to connect prints in the collection with preparatory work for the printed image. In this case, we were able to obtain from Landfall Press a drawing by Vernon Fisher that relates directly to the lithograph, Perdido en el … Continue reading
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Toward the end of 2017, The Frederick Hammersley Foundation donated to the Art Division of the Museum of Texas Tech thirteen artworks by the Foundation’s namesake, including one painting, three computer drawings, six prints, and three drawings. Then in 2018 … Continue reading
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Rick Dingus has explored the cultural and topographical landscapes of the western United States for more than four decades. Beginning in the late 1970s, his black and white and color photographs heightened with drawing created a dialogue between the multiplicity … Continue reading
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Austin-based wood relief printmaker Craig Mindell forwarded a few of his recent prints to the AP/RC. Mindell has often included in his archive one of each color proof and his graphite drawing with which he transfers his composition to individual … Continue reading
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We continue to explore the sketchbooks of Robert Dale Anderson. Reproduced here is a sketchbook from the summer of 2007 that contains the ink meanderings of the artist as he constructed imagined monuments and towers. The last page of studies is … Continue reading
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Liontas-Warren recently added twenty-seven prints and drawings to her AP/RC collection. One aspect of her donation of particular interest are works from the early 1980s. These works envelop and manipulate spatial illusions, moving backward and forward through arched passageways, flipping … Continue reading
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In the portfolio Stations, Vincent Valdez reinterprets the Stations of the Cross using a boxer as an analog for Jesus Christ. Valdez noted in 2006 that he was not thinking of the boxer as a religious icon or symbol, but … Continue reading
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These drawings reside inside a 9×6 inch Fabriano sketchbook and were made, following information on the title page, between 2007 and 2009, the year the artist died. Anderson started the sketchbook on a trip to Italy with students from … Continue reading
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Mindell’s ink choices in these two versions of E. 6th Street have unique characteristics. The Graphic Chemical Process Blue in the first version defines a world in sharp graphic marks, while the Daniel Smith Mediterranean Blue creates a softer and … Continue reading
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Kenneth J. Hale recently donated 115 drawings that he completed between 1973 and 1996. These watercolor, gouache, graphite, charcoal, ink, and collage drawings often correspond to prints that he created during those same years. In many cases the iconography that Hale … Continue reading
