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by Bert Isaac
with images by the author
1991
Overall dimensions:
265 x 410mm (10.5 x 16.1in)
£395
100 copies. Numbered and signed by the artist
A number of signed artist's proofs are also available
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This is an artists' exploration, in words and strong, dramatic
images, of the particular and personal vision that not only generates
his creative power but also provides the subject matter for his
works of art and usually dictates the physical form in which they
will appear. For Bert Isaac, well-known as a watercolourist as
well as a printmaker, the elements that have gone most deeply
towards the formation of his 'landscape within' are the abandoned
slate quarries of Wales and the sea, with its edges and boundaries.
He examines these elements of his childhood memory in this work,
along with thoughts about earlier artists and about printmaking
techniques. The fifteen relief prints are cut on wood, lino and
masonite and are of great originality, power and beauty.
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Book: 16pp. 210 x 265mm (8.3 x 10.5in).
Baskerville type, Monotype set printed on Zerkall mould-made paper.
Line images passim. Quarter cloth, spine titling blocked in gilt.
Paper covered boards printed with linocut in green and orange.
Portfolio:
15 artists' prints, cut on wood, lino and Masonite, printed in
3 or 4 colours on a Vandercook proofing press. Portfolio covered
in brown Ingres paper printed with a block and title on the upper
cover, spine titling blocked in gilt. The prints are each in a
buff paper wrapper which bears an identifying image, title and
legend. Each print is titled, numbered and signed by the artist.
Slipcase: contains both book and slipcase and incorporates two
large linocuts by the artist printed in dark green on lighter
green Ingres.
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