Artwork description:
A man and dog linocut print in bright bold colours, lines, textures and shapes.
A humorous artwork on the theme of 'moving on' and retiring from my art teaching career, can you spot the art historical references?
‘Every week at work we had a bonus ball lottery and I won. With the winnings I bought a rescue dog from St. Francis Animal Welfare, Fair Oak called Bruce. When I retired from teaching I made a series of linocut prints to celebrate moving on and as gifts for my colleagues. The artwork's colour and texture symbolise my mixed emotions about being on the threshold of leaving.’
Paper Size: 29.7 x 21.0cm
Image size 21.0 x 15.0cm
These unique prints are numbered, titled and signed in pencil, protected with glassine tissue paper and sealed in a cellophane pocket with foam coreboard support. Carefully and lovingly packed in a stiff cardboard box, insured and tracked.
Each print is hand printed using the traditional method of burnishing with a baren and has subtle variations in colour, tone and marks. The print is not supplied in a frame.
Materials used:
Calico Safewash relief printing inks, Recycled acid free paper, hessian backed linoleum.
Tags:
#colourful #picasso inspired #art history #dog walker #humourous art #orange and pink #pattern and texture #legs and arms #bold shapes line and colour #bright colours vibrant #daschunds #dog and person #ancient egyptian art inspiredFeatured by our Editors:
Walk On (2024)
Linocut
by Mark Howard Jones
42 Artist Reviews
£180
- Linocut on Paper
- From a limited edition of 60
- Size: 30 x 21 x 1cm (unframed) / 21 x 15cm (actual image size)
- Signed and numbered on the front
- Style: Graphic
- Subject: Animals and birds
Artwork description
A man and dog linocut print in bright bold colours, lines, textures and shapes.
A humorous artwork on the theme of 'moving on' and retiring from my art teaching career, can you spot the art historical references?
‘Every week at work we had a bonus ball lottery and I won. With the winnings I bought a rescue dog from St. Francis Animal Welfare, Fair Oak called Bruce. When I retired from teaching I made a series of linocut prints to celebrate moving on and as gifts for my colleagues. The artwork's colour and texture symbolise my mixed emotions about being on the threshold of leaving.’
Paper Size: 29.7 x 21.0cm
Image size 21.0 x 15.0cm
These unique prints are numbered, titled and signed in pencil, protected with glassine tissue paper and sealed in a cellophane pocket with foam coreboard support. Carefully and lovingly packed in a stiff cardboard box, insured and tracked.
Each print is hand printed using the traditional method of burnishing with a baren and has subtle variations in colour, tone and marks. The print is not supplied in a frame.
Materials used:
Calico Safewash relief printing inks, Recycled acid free paper, hessian backed linoleum.
Tags:
#colourful #picasso inspired #art history #dog walker #humourous art #orange and pink #pattern and texture #legs and arms #bold shapes line and colour #bright colours vibrant #daschunds #dog and person #ancient egyptian art inspiredFeatured by our Editors:
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Artist Reviews (42)
This artwork is sold by Mark Howard Jones from United Kingdom
Mark Howard Jones
United Kingdom
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Every picture tells a story. If you savour the simple things in life, like freewheeling down hill on a bicycle, chatting to people whilst walking your dog, shuffling through... Read more
