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No Two Alike

Who said prints were multiples?  The selection below features all the original prints in our show that were printed in a unique way.  While most monotypes use the matrix just once, leaving all ink on the paper when printed, monoprints will likely feature images created with matrixes that are reused for different inking or coloring each time.  And then, there are all these artists who simply won't abide by any rule, and use the plate of the block to do something unexpected, no matter how much you try to define their technique.  This selection is for those who like to own something unique.
Slonem, Hunt: Abrahams Peace Plan 2

Slonem, Hunt

Abrahams Peace Plan 2

Monoprint, 2013.

$2,000

Hunt Slonem provided a digital image that served as the principle substrate image for the Abrahams Peace Plan-2 edition. The study was digitally ad...

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Slonem, Hunt: Bird Wing-A

Slonem, Hunt

Bird Wing-A

Monoprint, 2013.

$3,500

Hunt Slonem created a watercolor maquette that served as the principle substrate image for this series of seven hand painted monoprints titled Bird...

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Bluebird

Hull, Richard

Bluebird

Monotype, 2017.

$5,000

Richard Hull used water soluble crayons to produce this print. Monotypes tend to be painterly, but using crayon allowed Hull to achieve drawn lines...

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Kent, William: DO YOUR DUTY

Kent, William

DO YOUR DUTY

Other, 1967.

$2,800

William Kent, Amer., (1919-2012), Do Your Duty, Slate Print, 1967, 52 x 39-1/4, signed, and dated in black ballpoint pen, on a heavy cotton subdued...

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