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HISTORY OF PRINTMAKING

HISTORY OF PRINTMAKING. Prehistoric Engraving Dates back 3,000 years Evidence of engravings on walls of caves, on stone, clay, bone and ivory . . …are designs and pictures that are incised (carved) in to different materials for the beauty of artwork or the reproduction of a print.

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HISTORY OF PRINTMAKING

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  1. HISTORY OF PRINTMAKING

  2. Prehistoric Engraving • Dates back 3,000 years • Evidence of engravings on walls of caves, on stone, clay, bone and ivory. …are designs and pictures that are incised (carved) in to different materials for the beauty of artwork or the reproduction of a print. ENGRAVINGS…

  3. PREHISTORIC ENGRAVINGSTONE

  4. PREHISTORIC ENGRAVINGCAVES

  5. PREHISTORIC ENGRAVINGEARTHENWARE (CLAY)

  6. PREHISTORIC ENGRAVINGIVORY

  7. REPRODUCTION - ADVERTISING With Gutenberg’s invention of the printing press in the 15th century, the reproduction of woodcut was established. • The first medium able to print pictures and text. • Very time consuming, done in reversed image. • The wood is carved, ink rolled on the raised surface of the wood. The paper is laid on top of the wood and burnished to print the image. Albrecht Dureris known as the master of woodcut. His works were done with such craftsmanship and detail that they appeared as if they were done in pen and ink. Other great woodcutters and engravers were Winslow Homer and Mc Escher. WOODCUT…

  8. .. ALBRECT DURER1471-1528 - GERMAN

  9. .. ALBRECT DURERWOODCUT

  10. .. ALBRECT DURERWOODCUT

  11. WINSLOW HOMER1836-1910 - AMERICAN

  12. WINDSLOW HOMERWOODCUT

  13. WINDSLOW HOMERWOODCUT

  14. MC ESCHER1898-1972 - DUTCH

  15. MC ESCHERWOODCUT

  16. MC ESCHERWOODCUT

  17. WOODCUT

  18. WOODBLOCK PRINTING

  19. LINOLEUM BLOCK PRINT

  20. ONE COLOR PRINT

  21. TWO COLOR PRINT CUT-AWAY

  22. MULTI-COLOR PRINT

  23. TWO COLOR BRAYER APPLICATION

  24. ONE COLOR PRINT WITH WATER COLOR APPLICATION

  25. METAL PRINTING BLOCKS

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