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- Relief Prints - Bruce Pearson - An Artist in the Natural World
The relief family of printmaking techniques involves cutting and carving a flat surface to remove areas not wanted to be printed The cutting tools have a variety of forms - straight and rounded edge, double-pointed, bladed like a chisel, or V-shaped - and their use combines to leave a raised 'relief' image When ink is rolled across the surface of the relief block, and the block then pressed
- Tupac And My Non-Thug Life by Jenée Desmond-Harris:mixed . . . - Intermix
Tupac and My Non-Thug Life Jenée Desmond-Harris Tupac's music, while full of social commentary (and now even on the Vatican's playlist), probably wasn't made to be a treatise on racial identity I learned about Tupac's death when I got home from cheerleading practice that Friday afternoon in September 1996 I was a sophomore in high school in Mill Valley, Calif I remember trotting up my
- WW1 Reenactors Equipment : Canadian Forces Tobacco label
WW1 Reenactors Equipment : Canadian Forces Tobacco label WW1 Reenactors Equipment : Canadian Forces Tobacco label
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- WW1 Documents, Paperwork : Facsimile Newspaper- Great Britain At War 1914
WW1 Documents, Paperwork : Facsimile Newspaper- Great Britain At War 1914
- Monoprinting - Bruce Pearson - An Artist in the Natural World
The beauty of monoprinting lies in its spontaneity and its allowance for combinations of printmaking, painting and drawing media
- Artist Profile - Bruce Pearson - An Artist in the Natural World
For the past 50 years I have worked as an artist completing private commissions from individuals, museums and institutions By invitation I have participated in international art events and exhibitions in USA, France, Holland, Spain, Poland, Ecuador and Peru; and in the UK I have contributed work to a number of group exhibitions and undertaken a range of solo commercial gallery shows Early on
- Films Videos from the Archive
Films, videos and film-making - a brief history As a young lad in the early 1960’s I remember going to see some of the films made by the RSPB film unit They were shown in church halls, village meeting rooms and theatres up and down the country by development officers who travelled from RSPB headquarters at The Lodge in Bedfordshire They were 16mm reel to reel films projected on screens
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