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Thursday September 5, 2019 - sunday september 29, 2019
prints & multiples
Opening receptions: Thursdays September 19th
Printmaking is often a reflection of an era’s socio-political commentary or industrial aesthetics, a glimpse into the milieu of the time. Limited edition prints, lithographs, woodcuts, etchings, engravings, serigraphs. An ideal way for new art aficionados to affordably begin to add to a collection of reasonably priced limited-edition fine art.
Purchase pieces from this exhibit online.
"The Polling", by William Hogarth
$1,000.00
"The Polling", by William Hogarth
- Engraving
- 17.5 x 22.5 inches
"St. Marine II" 1990", by Harutune Hovhanesian
$450.00
"St. Marine II" 1990", by Harutune Hovhanesian
- etching
- 9.5 x 13.5 inches
"Karmravor II" 1991", by Harutune Hovhanesian
$450.00
"Karmravor II" 1991", by Harutune Hovhanesian
- Etching
- 12 x 16.5 inches
"Jaghbood", by Harutune Hovhanesian
$450.00
"Jaghbood", by Harutune Hovhanesian
- etching
- 13 x 10 inches
Yegehitzi Her-Her Kooghoon "The Village", by Harutune Hovhanesian
$450.00
Yegehitzi Her-Her Kooghoon "The Village", by Harutune Hovhanesian
- etching
- 9x 13.5 inches
"Hayravank" 1993, by Harutune Hovhanesian
$350.00
"Hayravank" 1993, by Harutune Hovhanesian
- etching
- 9" x 11"
A variety of skilled processes* used to create authentic fine art prints will be displayed at Gallery Z in September, from a number of artists representing various printing techniques. Multiple processes provide insight into the history of printmaking and to the creation of multiples as reflections of an era's social, political, industrial or contemporary aesthetics. Assorted techniques used by printmakers include limited edition prints, lithographs, woodcuts, etchings, engravings and serigraphs.
*Traditional Printmaking processes for fine art printmaking include: Lithography (Planographic), Intaglio (Engraving, Drypoint, Etching, Aquatint, Carborundum, Mezzotint, Photogravure), Relief (Woodcuts/Chiaroscuro, Linocuts, Monotype) and Screenprinting (Serigraphy, Stencil).
Featured artists include Mihail Chemiakin, Albrecht Durer, William Hogarth, Harutune Hovhanesian, Otto Lindstead, Carol Travers Lummus, Aristide Joseph Bonaventure Maillol and Alan Metnick.
*Traditional Printmaking processes for fine art printmaking include: Lithography (Planographic), Intaglio (Engraving, Drypoint, Etching, Aquatint, Carborundum, Mezzotint, Photogravure), Relief (Woodcuts/Chiaroscuro, Linocuts, Monotype) and Screenprinting (Serigraphy, Stencil).
Featured artists include Mihail Chemiakin, Albrecht Durer, William Hogarth, Harutune Hovhanesian, Otto Lindstead, Carol Travers Lummus, Aristide Joseph Bonaventure Maillol and Alan Metnick.
At GALLERY Z/Federal Hill
Gallery Z, the Atwells Ave. location currently displays an extensive and diverse selection of small-to-medium-sized original fine art works (paintings, photographs, drawings, glass, sculptures, collages, assemblages) from Gallery Z's deep stable of fine artists: locally, nationally or internationally renowned, along with a selection of jewelry, pottery and unusual specialty handicrafts from Armenia and around the world.
Interested in hosting your own event at Gallery Z? Visit our space rental page and call (401) 454-8844 for rates.
Gallery Z, located at 259 Atwells Avenue on Historic Federal Hill hosts opening receptions for its current exhibition every third Thursday of the month from 5 to 9PM, twelve months of the year*.
March through November, Gallery Z participates in Gallery Night Providence.
*With the exception of Holidays
Interested in hosting your own event at Gallery Z? Visit our space rental page and call (401) 454-8844 for rates.
Gallery Z, located at 259 Atwells Avenue on Historic Federal Hill hosts opening receptions for its current exhibition every third Thursday of the month from 5 to 9PM, twelve months of the year*.
March through November, Gallery Z participates in Gallery Night Providence.
*With the exception of Holidays
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