What is a linocut?
Variant woodcut printmaking technique where linoleum sheet is used to act as the relief surface. The surface is then cut into a V-shaped gouge or chisel design so the raised areas represent a mirror image(reversal) to show printed parts. A roller is used to link the sheet which is then impressed to fabric or paper. A press or hand can be used to do the actual printing.
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Jarro con rosa, 1987
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Eva Claessens
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Joan Hernandez Pijuan
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Marc Chagall
The Horse and the Donkey, 1952
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Roy Lichtenstein
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Pablo Picasso
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Pablo Picasso
Vallauris Exhibition - B1850, 1964
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