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Basic Printmaking, Screen Printing, and Book Arts

Showing 1 to 16 of 16 Records

Thumbnail for missing image of 1997.11

The Martian Chronicles

Joseph Mugnaini Artist

Thumbnail for missing image of 1994.62

Baroque with Red Mama 4

Joseph Mugnaini Artist

Etching

Thumbnail for missing image of 1991.31

Personne

Lena Leclercq Writer
Dorothea Tanning Writer

Thumbnail for missing image of 1989.1

Last Look up State St. from Bascom Hill

Warrington Colescott Artist

Intaglio

Image of Lamina

Lamina

Joan Miro Artist

Lithograph

Thumbnail for missing image of 1986.149

Binary Banana Book

Todd Walker Photographer

Offset lithograph

Image of An der Kirchenmauer (On the Church Wall)

An der Kirchenmauer (On the Church Wall)

Kathe Kollwitz Artist

Etching and drypoint

Thumbnail for missing image of 1984.172

Orian

Tomita Fumio Artist

Screenprint

Thumbnail for missing image of 1984.173

Reflex

Robin Vaccarino Artist

Image of Death Valley

Death Valley

Jane Aman Artist

Screenprint

Image of Untitled

Untitled

Yukio Katsuda Artist

Screenprint

Image of Prometheus Bound

Prometheus Bound

Leonardo Lasansky Artist

Etching and embossing

Thumbnail for missing image of 1984.224

The Shape of Anxiety

Kenneth A. Kerslake Artist

Etching

Thumbnail for missing image of 1984.366

Fishing Village

David Weidman Artist

Screenprint

Thumbnail for missing image of 2005.27

When did morning wind rip callow flowers in May

Jess Collins (aka Jess) Artist

Paper

Thumbnail for missing image of 2005.28

Song of the Pied Parrot

Jess Collins (aka Jess) Artist

Paper

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