ART I FOUND

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Albert Zavaro (1925-2022, Istanbul), Horses in the Storm, 80s — lithograph on Arches paper [here]

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Sadko Hadžihasanović (b. 1959, Bihać), Boy with a Rose, 2013 — lithograph, watercolour on paper [here]

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Louis Busman (1944-2014, Maarssen), Untitled, 1985 — offset lithograph [here]

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Otello Fabri (1919-2001, Terni), Untitled, 1970s — embossed etching [here]

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Marlene Jahn (b. 1934, America), Untitled, 1985 — offset lithograph [here]

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László Moholy-Nagy (1895-1946, Bácsborsód), Rothenburg, 1920s, printed 1973 — gelatin photograph [here]

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Corrado Balest (1923-2016, Italy), Untitled, 80s — lithograph on Fabriano paper [here]

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Raul Gomez Isidro (b. 1943, Calbayog), Untitled, 1980s — offset lithograph [here]

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Claude Manoukian (b. 1936, Paris), Repos sous les Arbors (Resting under the Trees) — lithograph on Arches paper [here]

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Unknown artist — watercolour [here]

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James Porteous Wood (1919-2005, Edinburgh), Sketch from artist's portfolio, 1942 — drawing on paper [here]

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Cheung Yee / 張義 (1936-2019, Guangzhou), Untitled, 1985 — serigraph [here]

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@insectsinthestars hey! a serigraph is the fancy term for silkscreening and screen printing. for all of these processes, generally, the artist uses a stencil or photo-stencil of some kind to put ink through fabric onto paper. "serigraph" itself is used for more fine artworks, to distinguish them from more commercial stuff :)

[insectsinthestars]

damn! thank you so much for sharing this information with me! I swear that both lithographs and screen prints have 749363826 billion names for what is essentially the same process. 💔

oh well, i love learning about them all nevertheless!

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real!!! learning the names might be harder than doing the actual art

re: have i done printmaking - besides potato stamps, nope. i draw and paint but i haven't turned it into prints yet. maybe one day! my mam who runs the shop did a screen printing course years ago. she's the bridge to all that incomprehensible printing knowledge 🧚

[insectsinthestars]

holy moly! that’s so cool! is there anything you like to paint in particular?

I will say, at least in my own opinion, that painting can be a bit less fiddly then printmaking at times.

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uhhhh trying to paint my characters i normally do in ink in acrylics instead. also landscapes with out of place creatures. but painting is still hard. probably less hard than printing though yeah

in ink i do characters and portraits a loooot. maybe i'll paint portraits soon, idk. i like linework too much to paint very often

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Joan-Pere Viladecans (b. 1948, Barcelona), Pipa i Confeti (Pipe and Confetti), 70s — lithograph [here]

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Maria Karstedt (b. 1941, Gdańsk), Untitled, 1985 — offset lithograph [here]

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Elie Abrahami (b. 1941, Sanandaj), Woman Applying Makeup — coloured aquatint etching [here]

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Luigi Tito (1907-1991, Sambruson), Untitled — lithograph on textured paper [here]

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Zush/Evru (1946-2025, Barcelona), Sascape, 1994 — coloured etching on Guarro paper [here]