The
monotype occupies a place between the graphic arts and
painting, the proof being unique and not identical. The monotype is an original
painting produced in a variety of methods by the use of printing inks, linoleum
transfers, paint stick, fiber dyes and stencils which is done on a sheet
of Plexiglas. Dampened paper is placed on a plate and it is put through
a press. The image is then transferred onto the paper. This method can be
combined in a two step process whereby the paper is printed in the drypoint
technique and then the usual monotype is registered onto the paper at a
later printing.
These images as viewed on your
monitor may not match colors in actual art. |
Time and Permanence XIII
H-18", W-24" |
Time and Permanence XII
H-24", W-18" |
Aloe II
H-20", W-29" |
Too Much Order
H-20", W-29" |
Vanitas XI
H-24", W-18" |
Stargazer
H-24", W-18" |
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