The history of printmaking with a particular focus on artists and works that expanded the boundaries of various media from early woodcuts, etchings, engravings, and continuing through the digital and photographic processes of today.
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DAVID PLATZKOFF is the Director of Printed Matter in New York, the leading clearing house for artist's books, and co-author of the Hudson Hills Press book Printed Stuff: Prints, Posters and Ephemera of Claes Oldenburg. ELIZABETH WYCKOFF is Print Specialist, Print Collection, New York Public Library, and formerly worked at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Appreciation for the art of printmaking swells and recedes in cycles. Just five years old, the International Print Center of New York may help anchor this medium's credibility at last. As part of the effort, curators Platzker and Wyckoff have produced a fine introduction that accompanies a major exhibit at the center. Two essays and plenty of illustrations cover all methods and time periods. Not overly technical in his approach, Wyckoff tackles the essentialsDwho mastered this technique and how and why they did soDgiving readers a better understanding of the medium's historical context. Platzker follows up with its social milieu, from construction to impact. His observations are crucial to a full understanding of this art. Highly recommended for any collection but especially useful for public libraries and undergraduate collections.DSusan Lense, Upper Arlington P.L., OH
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