introduction into printmaking

1. Residendi hingearst
Grafodroomimaaelu & spa
Üldine haldus
Kontakt
liim
korrapidaja
Know-how
britistan
Vabaduse väljak 8

2. 2009

3.  anno 2009

7. 2012

14. ORIGINOF PRINTMAKING
Cueva de las Manos
(Spanish for Cave of the
Hands) in the Santa Cruz
province in Argentina

15. Sumerians
(Alien concpiracy: One of the most
significant of Sitchin’s translations
of the Sumerian tablets and other
texts is specific to the story that the
human race was created as a slave race, specifically genetically
engineered to mine elements from the
earth for the benefit of theAnunnaki
to take back to their home planet.
China (The earliest printed book from movable type, being in Chinese characters, and therefore more obviously pictures
than our own letters (which were once pictures too), dates to the year 868 A.D
Japan (Block prints were produced in Japan as early as 770 of the Christian era.)
Arab countries
Europe
Egypt (papyros 4000 y.)

16. Oldest surviving European woodblock

17. MEDICAL PROPERTIES
Inside
outside

18. Hurraay crusades!
Paper
Games

20. "HisWife Scolding the Drunken Mohammed,"
German woodcut print, c. 1481.
Holbein's woodcut circa 1520's]
Dance Macabre series

21. Daniel Hopfer, Ornament for
Daggar Sheath, n.d.
Etching on iron with open biting
FIRST PORTFOLIOS*
Martin Schongauer (1450-1491)

24. Born
Johannes Gensfleisch zur Laden
Gutenberg
c. 1398
Mainz, Electorate of Mainz
Died
February 3, 1468 (aged 70)
Mainz, Electorate of Mainz
Nationality German
Occupation Engraver, inventor, and printer
Early wooden printing press, depicted in 1568. Such presses could produce up to 240 impressions per hour

25. SOME LINOCUT EXAMPLES

26. “STILL LIFE UNDERTHE LAMP”, 1962
PABLO PICASSO

27. Reduction cutting:
layering

28. First layer is not fully
coverred in ink
Second print with more
ink and a little
movement

29. 1920
ADOVABBE

30. SEATED FIGURE
1920
ADOVABBE

31. 1920
EDUARDWIIRALT

32. 1938
RICHARD KALJO

33. “TÄNAVASILLUTAJAD”, 1958
RICHARD KALJO

34. “DOORS”, 1967
NORMAN R. EPPINK

35. “Lõikab”, 2005
Ivo Kruusamägi

36. “SKATING ON MIRROR LAKE”
EDITHA SPENCER (“SPOONPRINT”)

37. “LOOKING
TOWARDS AFRICA”
DAVID C.
JANSHESKI (CHINE
COLLÉ + KÄSITSI
TEHTUD PABER)

38. “PUHKUSTÜRIL”,
2007
TOOMAS KUUSING

39. “THE POKER GAME”
CHRIS PIG (UK)
WWW.CHRISPIG.COM

40. “THE POKER GAME”
JOHN STEINS (CANADA)
JOHNSTEINS.COM

41. SCOTT MINZY (USA)
WWW.SCOTTMINZY.COM
ANIMEERITUD LINOOL:
HTTPS://SITES.GOOGLE.COM/SITE/SMINZYIMAGES/ (3:21)

42. “AMSTERDAM MAP”
MARKWEBBER (UK)
HTTP://WWW.MARKANDREWWEBBER.COM/

43. “LONDON MAP”
MARKWEBBER (UK)
HTTP://WWW.MARKANDREWWEBBER.COM/

44. “WHY?”
ANITA FLEJTER (POOLA)
HTTP://WWW.FLEJTERANITA.COM/

45. “A SUMMER’S PAST” ,
2002
MARY J. KIM DIAZ (USA)
HTTP://WWW.MARSIE.CO
M/

46. "BEAR(DED) WOMAN
#2“ SPIG
(PRANTSUSMAA)
HTTP://WWW.SPIG.FR/

47. EVE KASK, “JUMALANNAVI”, 1995
KÜMNESTALLINNA
GRAAFIKATRIENNAAL, 1995

48. PEETER ALLIK “MEIE KONSEPTSIOON
ONTULEVIK”

49. LAISVYDE ŠALCIUTE “KAKS ISTUVAT
NAIST”, 1996

50. ALEC DEMPSTER “SEESMINE
MUUSIKA”, 1997
TALLINNA X GRAAFIKATRIENNAAL
1998

51. PEETER ALLIK “KUBISM”, 1998

52. VICTOR
MANUEL
HARNANDEZ
CASTILLO
“QUOVADIS”,
2005

53. FERNANDO FEIJOO “PEAAEGU
SURNUD”, 2009
TALLINNA XV GRAAFIKATRIENNAAL,

54. FERNANDO FEIJOO “ÜLEANNETUD
NAISED PUNUVADVÕRKU”, 2009

56. ANDYWARHOL
[NOTITLE] (FROM MARILYN, 10
PRINTS) 1967

57. SISTER MARY CORITA (FRANCES
KENT)
TALLINNA XV GRAAFIKATRIENNAAL,
“jah nr 3”, 1979 “E eye love”, 1968

58. “inimõied”, 1969 “kui ma”, 1969

59. PAUL COLDWELL “MÄLU PAIGAD -
ÜMBRIK”, 2006
TALLINNA XIV

60. SHARON (LIBBY) CLARKE
“KIREVAHEKOHTUNIK”, 2008

61. CARL ROWE “VERETEEMANT”,
2010