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Posted 10 months ago
ho2cultcha
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i love the first print - from an old book on mythology which i found just a few pages of. The second is the Mildred Rackley serigraph i posted earlier. i found out quite a bit about her and this print is actually very valuable. her much later work goes for 400-800 per serigraph, but this is a very large, early work which she did when she was living in Spain and working for the anti-fascist forces in the Spanish Civil War, making it exceptional - i think. the third is a Buddhist print from 1907 and the last is a little plaque i picked up the other day.
PrintsPrintmaking is a very old art form, dating, in the case of woodblock prints…
Really love the Rackley serigraph!!! : ) Fabulous!
#3, for me.