Folk linocut
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This "Sea Ballad" linocut print is inspired by Nordic folklore. The scene depicts a Viking ship caught in tumultuous waves caused by the Sea Goddess "Rán", and "Jörmungandr" the Sea Serpent. Perfect for any folklore lover! This print is handmade using traditional block-printing methods. Because this print is hand-printed, every print will have some variance in ink consistency and texture. This gives each print a rustic appearance, and makes every print an original art piece! Signed on the…
"Centennial Lithuania" original linocut print 24*17 inch. (60*42 cm) 2018y. Original linocut print. One of five. Adele Brazenaite is a young linocut and woodcut artist from Lithuania. At a very young age she started making arts which are focused to traditional Lithuanian folk art, she is constantly learning about traditions from other artists and pass on this knowledge and skills through her workshops all around the world. The recognition of her works includes the best working young artist…
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"This \"Bearwood\" linocut print has a great rustic and woodland vibe. Perfect for nature lovers as well as folklore lovers! This print is handmade using traditional block-printing methods. Because this print is hand-printed, every print will have some variance in ink consistency and texture. This gives each print a rustic appearance, and makes every print an original art piece! Signed on the front, 2021 version. ❤ Size, Paper, and Ink: The design size is approximately 9x12 inches Paper…
Barbara Hanrahan was born in Adelaide. She studied to be an art teacher at Adelaide Teacher's College 1957-60 and attended evening printmaking classes with Udo Sellbach and Karin Schepers at the South Australian School of Art in the early 1960s. ...
