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Printed in 1985, the image is from the "art of thinking exhibition, "
showing how artists develop their ideas.
the printer was beth fisher
.
the paper type is b.f.k. tan and only one colour was used.
the original image was drawn through paper onto a soft grounded zinc plate so as to achieve the furry lines of the image. the image therefore, corresponds to the artist's wooden sculptures covered in
bark. a power tool was then taken to the background of the image, on
the zinc plate
showing how artists develop their ideas.
the printer was beth fisher
.
the paper type is b.f.k. tan and only one colour was used.
the original image was drawn through paper onto a soft grounded zinc plate so as to achieve the furry lines of the image. the image therefore, corresponds to the artist's wooden sculptures covered in
bark. a power tool was then taken to the background of the image, on
the zinc plate
Aberdeen Art Gallery
Title
Eyeless In Gaza
Date
1985
Medium
etching on paper
Accession number
ABDAG009192
Acquisition method
The Peacock Archive, 1988.
Work type
Aberdeen Art Gallery
Schoolhill, Aberdeen AB10 1FQ Scotland
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