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Freda
Fairchild - Kentucky, USA
I work with intaglio, viscosity and non etch intaglio.
I typically use several plates in one image and seldom
do editions. |
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Andy
Farkas- Pennsylvania, USA
Book arts, wood-cuts and engravings. My work focuses
on stories and storytelling, enjoy. |
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Fatima
Ferreira- Lisbon, Portugal.
" Generally I do etchings, aquatints, embossings
and photopolymer plates. I belong to a group of printmakers,
a portuguese association called Associação
de Gravura Agua-Forte that has a workshop studio in
Lisbon." - Fatima |
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Daved
Ferrell - Washington, USA
Figurative narrations using personal archetypes in
the medium of etching and serigraphy. |
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Joseph
J Field - Wales, UK
I work in a range of media but avoid toxic chemicals
as much as possible. Many of my prints are mixed-media
e.g. drypoint and collograph onto monoprints and monoprints
onto frotage. The focus of my work is 'enlightenment'
- physical, spiritual and scientific. I know it's
out of fashion - but I am an evangelical Christian
and you will see many Biblical themes in my work.
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Lawrence
Finn- Sydney, Australia
"I specialise in lino cut and wood engraved work,
and tend toward producing ugly stories for beautiful
people or as one critic put it “sometimes wry
observations of the contemporary Australian cultural
condition”. My work is held in collections in
Australia and overseas some of which are held in great
esteem. I try to produce work that is both aesthetically
reconciled and also has a slightly deeper level of
discourse than the usual vacuous work that floods
the mainstream art world. I don’t cater to the
blue rinse set but as I get older I may give up on
the struggle of explaining what I see and just make
pretty pictures to Make a quick buck!" - Lawrence
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Bill
Fisher - Georgia, USA
As a critique of the mechanisms of cultural domination,
Fisher’s work aims to subvert the tools of hegemony.
Recent experiments in shared authorship examine quantification
of the individual and identity, cults of the intellect
and the expert, and the cynicism of Empire |
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Jessica
Fortner - Ontario, Canada
I do mostly relief printmaking, using Wood, Linoleum,
Lumaboard, pretty much anything that I can cut into.
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Stacy
Frank - California, USA
Stacy's hand-pulled intaglio etchings and monoprints
reflect her training in Scientific Illustration. Botanicals,
landscapes, animals studies and nature-inspired abstracts
make up the majority of her artwork. |
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David
Frazer - Victoria, Australia
Australian printmaker/painter best known for his graphic
work, primarily wood engraving and artist books. His
work is narrative based, usually telling the story
of an alienated rural guy stuck in a bleak rural landscape
dreaming of escape. Although his landscape is typically
Australian his story is universal. |
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Rafael
Frota- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Brazilian Printmaker specialized in Photogravure |
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Kato
Fumihiro- Japan
Here are new style of fine prints and oil paintings.You
can enjoy unique artworks that you have never seen
before.
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Stephen
Funk- Oregon, USA
Installations, etchings, woodcuts, and monotypes.
Subjects include fantastical parade floats, and strange
and amusing characters in visionary dreamscapes. |
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