Evan Lindquist--Labyrinth Valley -- burin engraving

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Labyrinth Valley
Burin engraving, 2006
8 x 6 inches (204 x 152 mm)
copyright © 2006
(Print Commission 2007 by the Print Club of Albany, New York)

Everybody loves a mystery, and labyrinths are mysterious. If you're outside, you wonder what could be inside. If you're inside, you wonder how to get back outside. You wonder what's around the next corner, and the next, and so on

Labyrinth Valley is part of a long string of my images -- dating back to the 1960s -- that have been described as "labyrinthine", meaning that they are complex in structure or arrangement.

But these images include another characteristic: While they reveal great detail, they also conceal something.

And what they conceal is mysterious. Thus, a mystery energizes Labyrinth Valley.

**Want to see a few other "labyrinths" I've done? Images of these are posted.**
Identity, 1969	Document, 1975	Dream I, 1994
Gravity, 1970	Gravity Flowering, 1987	Dream III, 1994
Superego, 1970	Idea, 1989	Scenic Route, Southwest, 1999
Thought, 1970	Aurora, 1989	Scenic Route, Northwest, 2000
Cosmos, 1971	Labyrinth VI, 1989	Journey, 2007
The Lamp VII, 1973	Contemplation: Twist of Fate, 1994

Labyrinth Valley is featured in Journal of the Print World, Spring 2007, vol. 30 No. 2, page 31

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