The complete collagraph : the art and technique of printmaking from collage plates / by Clare Romano and John Ross ; with a foreword by Andrew Stasik.

Main entry:

Romano, Clare.

Title & Author:

The complete collagraph : the art and technique of printmaking from collage plates / by Clare Romano and John Ross ; with a foreword by Andrew Stasik.

Publication:

Description:

200 pages, 8 unnumbered leaves of plates : illustrations (some color) ; 31 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 193-195) and index.
Making the collagraph plate -- Printing the plate in black and white -- Color printing -- Three-dimensional collagraph -- The print workshop -- Care of prints -- The business of prints.

Summary:

"The collagraph - a print made from an assemblage or collage of various materials - is explored extensively in this book. The versatility and flexibility of this form have appealed to the many artists attracted by its almost limitless color and textural possibilities and its use of such common materials as cardboard, fabric, paper, aluminum foil, vinyl, plastic, tape, thread wire and found objects as keys, coins, metal and wood."--BOOK COVER.

ISBN:

0029267706
9780029267707
9999222560
9789999222563

Subject:

Collagraph printing.
Collagraph printing Technique.
Collagraphie.
Collagraphie Technique.
collagraph printing.
Collagraph prints Making

Added entries:

Ross, John, 1921-2017, author.
Stasik, Andrew, writer of foreword.

Holdings:

Location: Library study room conservation 144402
Call No.: NE2232.R65
Status: Available

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