| L i t h o g r a p h
Print artwork that relies upon the water-repellant properties of oil-based inks. An image is drawn onto a metal plate, typically with an oil-based crayon. The plate is rinsed with water and the image repels the water while attracting special lithographic inks that are applied with a roller. The inked image is then transferred onto paper, creating a rich, deeply saturated quality in the artwork. Many plates are used to create a lithograph, as each color or part of the image requires a different plate.
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| 14 Toscana, "Porte" Lithograph 18,2/8"x23" |
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| 8 Firenze, "Cupola del Brunelleschi" |
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| 6 Venezia, "Palazzo Danieli" |
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| OUR LITHOGRAPHS
QUALITY PAPER:
80g. bright white, acid free.
PRINT QUALITY:
The artist is involved thrughout the printing proces,
from creating the initial proof to approval of the final work.
SIGNED:
Artist hand-signs and numbers every single piece of his edition of 300.
BORDER:
2 inches around image.
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