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Printmaking

Printmaking is the art that produces multiples. A drawing is unique; a painting is unique; a print is one of an edition of dozens or hundreds. The artist...

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Printmaking is the art that produces multiples. A drawing is unique; a painting is unique; a print is one of an edition of dozens or hundreds. The artist makes a matrix — a carved block, an incised plate, a stone with greasy drawing, a stretched fine-mesh screen — and the matrix is then printed onto paper. The original is not the finished print; the original is the matrix, which can produce many prints over time... Key sections include: Print making.; Opening The art of the matrix.; Chapter I The five techniques.; Chapter II Chinese woodblock and the Diamond Sutra.; Chapter III Albrecht Dürer.; Chapter IV Rembrandt the etcher.; Chapter V Goya's prints.; Chapter VI Hokusai and ukiyo-e.; Chapter VII Senefelder's invention.; Chapter VIII Toulouse-Lautrec and the poster..

Key sections

  • 01Print making.
  • 02Opening The art of the matrix.
  • 03Chapter I The five techniques.
  • 04Chapter II Chinese woodblock and the Diamond Sutra.
  • 05Chapter III Albrecht Dürer.
  • 06Chapter IV Rembrandt the etcher.
  • 07Chapter V Goya's prints.
  • 08Chapter VI Hokusai and ukiyo-e.

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  1. 01Print making.
  2. 02Opening The art of the matrix.
  3. 03Chapter I The five techniques.
  4. 04Chapter II Chinese woodblock and the Diamond Sutra.
  5. 05Chapter III Albrecht Dürer.
  6. 06Chapter IV Rembrandt the etcher.
  7. 07Chapter V Goya's prints.
  8. 08Chapter VI Hokusai and ukiyo-e.
  9. 09Chapter VII Senefelder's invention.
  10. 10Chapter VIII Toulouse-Lautrec and the poster.
  11. 11Chapter IX The 20th-century revival.
  12. 12Chapter X Warhol's silkscreen.
  13. 13Chapter XI Japanese moku hanga.
  14. 14Chapter XII The print workshops.
  15. 15Chapter XIII The edition: how prints exist.
  16. 16Chapter XIV Contemporary major figures.
  17. 17Chapter XV The political print.
  18. 18Chapter XVI The materials.
  19. 19Chapter XVII How to look at a print.
  20. 20Chapter XVIII The major print collections.
  21. 21Chapter XIX The contemporary editions market.
  22. 22Chapter XX The library.
  23. 23Chapter XXI Watch & read.
  24. 24Chapter XXII Making prints yourself.
  25. 25Chapter XXIII The contemporary moment.
  26. 26Chapter XXIV The pilgrimage.
  27. 27Chapter XXV Why this matters.
  28. 28Chapter XXVI Where it goes.
  29. 29Chapter XXVII The matrix and the multiple.
  30. 30Chapter XXVIII From Diamond Sutra to now.
  31. 31The end of the deck.
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