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Linocut, also
known as lino print, lino
printing or
linoleum art, is a
printmaking technique, a
variant of
woodcut in
which a
sheet of
linoleum (sometimes...
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December 1872 – 25 May 1951) was an
English artist best
known for his
linocut prints, long-standing
artistic partnership with
artist Sybil Andrews and...
- 2003),
British artist Margaret Barnard (1898–1992),
British painter and
linocut maker Margaret Ayer
Barnes (1886–1967),
American dramatist Margaret Campbell...
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Linoleum is a
material used for
floor covering and also by
artists for
linocut prints.
Linoleum may also
refer to:
Linoleum (band), a London-based musical...
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Artistic depiction of a
child afraid of the dark and
frightened by
their shadow. (
Linocut by the
artist Ethel Spowers (1927).)...
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Grosvenor School of
Modern Art in London. She was
especially known for her
linocuts,
which are
included in the
collections of
major Australian and British...
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Burroughs created many of her own
works of art as well. In one of her
linocuts,
Birthday Party, both
Black and
white children are seen celebrating. The...
- printmaking,
creating the
linocut printmaking technique –
similar to woodcuts[citation needed].
Prominent artists who
created linocut prints included Pic****o...
- California) is an
American artist, she is
known for her printmaking,
mixed media linocut prints, murals, and
public art
based in Los Angeles. She is
known for depicting...
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artist who
specialised in
printmaking and is best
known for her
modernist linocuts. Born in 1898 in Bury St Edmunds,
Andrews was
unable to go
straight to...
