Image references and bibliography for ‘Printmaking, Women and the Haptic’

Image References

Figure 1: Detail from Orange Hem (1971) [acrylic and marker on canvas) Helen Frankenthaler Foundation, New York – image, author’s own

Figure 2: Frankenthaler, H (1977) Essence Mulberry [8 colour wood cut on Maniai Gampi handmade paper], The Art Institute of ­of Chicago – image, author’s own

 

Figure 3: Titian (1556-9) Diana and Actaeon [oil on canvas] National Gallery, London https://artsandculture.google.com/asset/diana-and-actaeon-titian/ggFplMh4sgQ6og?hl=en-GB

 

Figure 4: Walker, B (2018) Vanishing Point 7 (Titian) [graphite and coloured pencil on embossed Somerset Satin paper using a Photopolymer Gravure plate.79.5cm x 61.50cm] https://www.barbarawalker.co.uk/index.php/works/vanishing-point/ accessed 11th Oct 21

 

Figure 5: Kollwitz, K (1907) Battlefield [etching, drypoint, aquatint and sandpaper and softground with imprint of Bütten paper and Ziegler’s transfer paper printed in green-black ink on copper-plate paper, eighth state], British Museum, London  https://www.kollwitz.de/en/sheet-6-battle-field

 

Figure 6: Detail from Battlefield – image, author’s own

 

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