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Hand initialed, dated and numbered in pencil - Lift-ground etching and aquatint from three copper plates, with carborundum from one aluminium plate, printed in three shades of grey and two shades of black, with hand colouring in ultramarine blue, green and cadmium red acrylic. - On 100% cotton paper from Two Rivers paper mill, Watchet, Somerset (350 gsm), hand made by Jim Patterson.
Books for the Paris Review, 1998
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Hand initialed, dated and numbered in pencil - Lift-ground etching and aquatint from three copper plates, with carborundum from one aluminium plate, printed in three shades of grey and two shades of black, with hand colouring in ultramarine blue, green and cadmium red acrylic. - On 100% cotton paper from Two Rivers paper mill, Watchet, Somerset (350 gsm), hand made by Jim Patterson.
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