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Alphabetical listing of prints I have completed since 1960. Title, catalog number, year of completion, medium, image size, notes. Many scanned images. Where to see or purchase my prints. |
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- Links to print-related web sites, but not limited to prints. Links to many other art-related sites are also listed.
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Closeup photographs show how I engrave a plate. Includes a short QuickTime movie (about 30 seconds) and a link to download a 46-page PDF file showing How I Print an Engraving.. |
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List of traditional terms used in printmaking -- short definitions. |
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Society of American Graphic Artists is a not-for-profit national organization of fine art printmakers. Information about prints, printmakers, and print collecting. SAGA Members' Portfolio is an online gallery of prints by SAGA members worldwide. |
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How to make a rosin aquatint dust box out of a cardboard box in about 15 minutes. |
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SR Koehler devised this experiment which was published in Lalanne's Treatise on Etching. 1880. This is an interesting test plate experiment for etching the way it used to be done. Much has changed since that time. |
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This site was designed by Professor Debra Satterfield about 1995. It is a fantasy in the form of a visual travelogue based upon a set of 20 original engravings which create a story without words. The series of prints was intended to inspire a storyteller's inventive imagination to spin tales of adventure. At the end of the travelogue, there is a brief version of my biography and a description of the burin engraving process which I used to create the prints. |
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This gallery has mounted exhibitions of original prints since 1996. Here are the complete schedules of exhibitions I curated from 1996 through January 17, 2003. On these pages, you may find names of all artists whose prints were shown in each exhibition. |
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- Etching press information posted in response to a specific request by a printmaker who owns a similar press. This information may not be applicable to other types of etching presses, nor is it intended to be a comprehensive explanation of this type of press.
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| The ornamental heading is 4.9 X 2.3 inches (125 X 57 mm) in JPEG format, 300 dpi. It is an example of my "Ornamental Penmanship", reminiscent of "Copperplate" script traditionally used by engravers. I'm making it available for free use by any printmaker or art gallery who would like to use it. The JPEG file is 158 kb. After opening the image, you may save it to your disk and paste it into a document. |
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| The heading was written with a modern Leonardt Principal nib in a Zanerian oblique 8-inch penholder made in 1926. The ink was Walker's Copperplate Script Ink which I have modified by occasionally adding a few drops of tap water and black sumi ink ground from a vintage stick of Japanese ink (made about 1950). The original bottle of ink was brewed by Brian G. Walker in 2004. I've kept the bottle going for many months by adding the water and sumi. The image was scanned, then cleaned up in Adobe Photoshop. |
- Click the thumbnail image above to open a
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| If you use this Ornamental Heading, you agree that all rights of copyright are owned by Evan Lindquist. Authorship of this image may not be claimed by or attributed to any other person. |
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