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Palladian Bridge (2015)Linocut by Alexandra Buckle
21 x 21 x 1cm (unframed) / 15 x 15cm (actual image size)
£30Sold
Artwork description
A reduction linocut of the Palladian Bridge at Stowe Landscape Gardens.
A reduction print is a relief print formed with layers of colour that are cut and printed from the same block, in this case, from lino. This is one of a small edition of prints, all of which are printed by hand so small variations occur between them making each one truly original.
This work is printed with water-based, light-fast inks on Somerset Satin paper and has a beautiful matt finish. It is numbered, titled and signed at the bottom, mounted in a neutral colour and wrapped in cellophane to keep it clean. The mounted work will fit straight into a standard off-the-shelf 10x10inch frame.
This artwork will be packaged in a bubble envelope with plenty of card support for safety.
Materials used:
Printed on Somerset Satin with water-based light-fast inks. Mounted to fit into a standard 10 x 10 inch frame.
Details:
- Linocut on Paper
- From a limited edition of 8
- Size: 21 x 21 x 1cm (unframed) / 15 x 15cm (actual image size)
- Signed and numbered on the front
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Architecture and cityscapes
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Artwork description
A reduction linocut of the Palladian Bridge at Stowe Landscape Gardens.
A reduction print is a relief print formed with layers of colour that are cut and printed from the same block, in this case, from lino. This is one of a small edition of prints, all of which are printed by hand so small variations occur between them making each one truly original.
This work is printed with water-based, light-fast inks on Somerset Satin paper and has a beautiful matt finish. It is numbered, titled and signed at the bottom, mounted in a neutral colour and wrapped in cellophane to keep it clean. The mounted work will fit straight into a standard off-the-shelf 10x10inch frame.
This artwork will be packaged in a bubble envelope with plenty of card support for safety.
Materials used:
Printed on Somerset Satin with water-based light-fast inks. Mounted to fit into a standard 10 x 10 inch frame.
Details:
- Linocut on Paper
- From a limited edition of 8
- Size: 21 x 21 x 1cm (unframed) / 15 x 15cm (actual image size)
- Signed and numbered on the front
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Architecture and cityscapes
Tags:
#multi-layered linocut#hand pulled original#yogurt culture#yogurt art project#yogurt project#yogurt culture art project#square linocut#trees#water#light#countryside#reflections#linocut#printmaking#bridge#lino print#linoprint#reflection in water#lino#linocuts#multicolour#stone walls#reduction linocut#lino cut#reduction lino print#tree print#multi-layered#national trust#lino prints#reduction lino cut#square print#buckinghamshire#linocut landscape#estate#relief landscape#reduction print#nature walk#reduction linoprint#original printmaking#national trust england#reduction#palladian architecture#stowe landscape gardens#greek style#palladian bridge#national trust uk#layered linocut#bridge reflected in water#yogurtFeatured by our Editors:
Alexandra Buckle
United Kingdom
About
I am inspired by countryside walks and the changes in
weather and season upon the landscape. I translate my scenic discoveries into colourful
linocuts using the reduction method. This involves repeatedly cutting... Read more