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Contemporary Japanese Prints
The world of contemporary Japanese prints is a confluence of techniques, cross-cultural exchange, and historical influences. The effect of Japanese aesthetics on European artists like Whistler, Degas, and Van Gogh is well-known; but Japanese artists also borrowed many ideas from their contemporaries in the West.
Jack Youngerman: Prints
SIEGEL GALLERY, Iacocca Hall Mountaintop campus, Bethlehem, PA, United StatesJack Youngerman (b.1926) belongs to the first generation of artists who set up studios in New York City’s abandoned industrial spaces during the 1950s and 1960s.
The Future is Female: Prints by Women Artists
RAUCH BUSINESS CENTER GALLERY 621 Taylor Street, Bethlehem, PA, United StatesIn printmaking, The Future Is Female, but so is the past. With or without the visibility they deserve, women artists have engaged the art of printmaking from the beginning. Requiring technical mastery, physical strength, and stamina, printmaking—or the art of producing multiple images or impressions from a single plate or matrix—has its origins in 8th century Japan ...