Grazing Sheep Signed Linocut Print on Paper, 1987
Item: Framed Print
Artist: Unknown, Signed
Medium: Linocut Print on Paper
Age: 1987
Dimensions: 6 1/4ā W x 6 5/8ā T (12 7/8ā W x 13 1/8ā T with frame)
Condition: Excellent. Frame has some minor cosmetic wear consistent with gentle use and age. Please see photos!
Details: This is a lovely and intricate linocut print of four peaceful sheep out to pasture. A linocut print is a type of relief printmaking where the artist carves an image into a sheet of linoleum, then inks the raised surface and transfers the design onto paper or fabric. The print is signed and dated in pencil in the bottom right hand corner but the name is unfortunately indistinguishable.
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Grazing Sheep Signed Linocut Print on Paper, 1987
Grazing Sheep Signed Linocut Print on Paper, 1987
Item: Framed Print
Artist: Unknown, Signed
Medium: Linocut Print on Paper
Age: 1987
Dimensions: 6 1/4ā W x 6 5/8ā T (12 7/8ā W x 13 1/8ā T with frame)
Condition: Excellent. Frame has some minor cosmetic wear consistent with gentle use and age. Please see photos!
Details: This is a lovely and intricate linocut print of four peaceful sheep out to pasture. A linocut print is a type of relief printmaking where the artist carves an image into a sheet of linoleum, then inks the raised surface and transfers the design onto paper or fabric. The print is signed and dated in pencil in the bottom right hand corner but the name is unfortunately indistinguishable.
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Item: Framed Print
Artist: Unknown, Signed
Medium: Linocut Print on Paper
Age: 1987
Dimensions: 6 1/4ā W x 6 5/8ā T (12 7/8ā W x 13 1/8ā T with frame)
Condition: Excellent. Frame has some minor cosmetic wear consistent with gentle use and age. Please see photos!
Details: This is a lovely and intricate linocut print of four peaceful sheep out to pasture. A linocut print is a type of relief printmaking where the artist carves an image into a sheet of linoleum, then inks the raised surface and transfers the design onto paper or fabric. The print is signed and dated in pencil in the bottom right hand corner but the name is unfortunately indistinguishable.
