What is a print?
A print refers to any artwork an artist makes through various iterations. Most times, the artist uses a transfer process when creating these pieces. However, the process is ever-evolving, and there are several different print techniques. The most common ones are lithography, etching, woodcut, and screen-print.
Sigmar Polke
Dr Pabscht Het Z’Schpiez S’Schpäckbschteck Z’schpät Bschteut, 1980/1991
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Luc Tuymans
Renowned for his figurative paintings that depict images sourced from existing visual materials such as television, print and film media, Luc Tuymans is an artist who explores the cultural and historical meaning of events, often providing a different context or perspective through his trademark choppy brushstrokes and a muted, darker palette. Tuyman's subjects range from historical world events such as the second world war, to the mediocrity of every day– among his most notable works is his Heri
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Richard Prince
Renowned for his use of appropriated imagery, Richard Prince is a painter and photographer whose works often reimagine existing photographs and media in an attempt to encourage the viewer to look at them from a different perspective – his Cowboy series features several ‘rephotographs’ (a photograph of a photograph) of the original Marlboro cigarette adverts that featured a lone cowboy; in choosing such an iconic subject, Prince hopes to strip it of context and simultaneously celebrate and expose
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Collecting prints and multiples: a brief introduction on how...
What is a print?
A print refers to any artwork an artist makes through various iterations. Most times, the artist uses a transfer process when creating these pieces. However, the process is ever-evolving, and there are
