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hey everyone this is a piece i purchased for really dirt cheap it just had a feel to it like it was something good but i wasted no time to get it does anyone know anything about this kind of piece ..all help would be appreciated thanks
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VERY COOL:)
thanks man hopefully someone knows a little about it
Pretty sure it is a Linoleum cut print, the cutting looks to precise for it to be a Woodcut. The artist cut one block and then rotated the block three more times, which is kind of neat. I would date it to the late 1970s or early 80s. It was probably done by a college student, check local colleges to see if they have a Print making department, it probably came from there.
The name similar to Anderson, however I can't make it out from here.
Anyway, hope this helps(ps went to Art school at the same time period and studied this very technique, saw a lot of this stuff back then.)
THANKS I REALLY APPRECIATE IT ..I FOUND THIS IN A STORE THAT WAS WALL TO WALL JUNK EVERYWHERE THE GUY HAS NO IDEA HE JUST BUYS OUT AND MARKS UP.. COME TO THINK ABOUT IT I THINK I SEEN A NORMAN ROCKWELL LAYING IN THERE HIDDEN IM GOING BACK FOR IT TOMORROW IT WAS A DOCTOR AND A DOLL ORIGINAL I DID SOME RESEARCH AND I THINK THIS COULD BE GOOD WE SHALL SEE !! THANKS THO FOR YOUR INFO