Printmaking - Four Artists, Four Media

Genre: Educational

Year Published: 1968

Creator: BFA

Format: 16mm

Sound: sound

Description: Explains that printmaking can be divided into four basic methods--serigraph, woodcut, lithograph and intaglio. Shows four printmakers in their workshop. Pictures how each method progresses from sketch to finished print, including the special equipment and skills required by each method. Contrasts the differences in producing each kind of print and the differences in appearance of the finished artwork., Illustrates the four main methods of printmaking: serigraph, woodcut, lithograph, and intaglio. Examines the techniques and materials used in each and shows prints made by each method. Features the artists Detta Lange, Van Slater, Joe Funk, and John Coleman Summary Explains that printmaking can be divided into four basic methods - serigraph, woodcut, lithograph and intaglio. Shows four printmakers in their workshops. Demonstrates how each method progresses from sketch to finished print, including the special equipment and skills required by each method. Contrasts the differences in producing each kind of print and the differences in appearance of the finished artwork.

Complete Record: Explains that printmaking can be divided into four basic methods--serigraph, woodcut, lithograph and intaglio. Shows four printmakers in their workshop. Pictures how each method progresses from sketch to finished print, including the special equipment and skills required by each method. Contrasts the differences in producing each kind of print and the differences in appearance of the finished artwork., Illustrates the four main methods of printmaking: serigraph, woodcut, lithograph, and intaglio. Examines the techniques and materials used in each and shows prints made by each method. Features the artists Detta Lange, Van Slater, Joe Funk, and John Coleman Summary Explains that printmaking can be divided into four basic methods - serigraph, woodcut, lithograph and intaglio. Shows four printmakers in their workshops. Demonstrates how each method progresses from sketch to finished print, including the special equipment and skills required by each method. Contrasts the differences in producing each kind of print and the differences in appearance of the finished artwork.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.