The Monotypes of Louis Schanker Most are approximately 9 X12 in. on fine rice paper. Many are signed and dated 1948.
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A monotype is a single print
pulled from a glass or metal plate on which ink or paint has been applied. The image can be transferred to paper by hand rubbing or with a press. A monotype remains one of a kind because it contains no repeatable matrix in the image from which a perfect second impression can be made. ConnectWorks Limited |
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Ceramic Tile 5 X 6 in,
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