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Le Cirque
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This work by Stanley William Hayter—undisputedly the most influential person in modern Western printmaking—is an Intaglio print made from engraving on a copper plate, printed on paper hand-made by the legendary (and now shuttered) Barcham Green paper mill.
This impression was made in the summer of 1973 at Atelier 17 by Hayter, with assistance from Hector Saunier and Rigmor Poenaru, for the Nine Engravings portfolio published in 1974 by Association American Artists, New York. This engraving was first printed in 1933 on Montval paper in an edition limited to 30 impressions, of which 15 were recorded. The plate was cancelled after the 1973 edition by engraving a signature which prints in reverse.
Custom matted and framed in solid Walnut behind 99% UV-filtering art glass using strictly conservation-grade materials.
Plate size: 222 mm. x 307 mm.
| Attributes | Value |
|---|---|
| Attribution Class |
Limited Edition |
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Medium:
Intaglio Print From An Engraving On Copper Plate.
Date:
1974
Framed Size:
Attribution Class
Limited Edition
Sheet Size:
8.625 in. (h) x 12 in. (w) x
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