Henry Rushbury Prints - Catalogue Raisonne
Uncovers the work of a key figure in the printmaking revival in Britain.
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| Dimensions | 23.1 x 24.4 x 1.8cm |
|---|---|
| Fabric & material | Hardback |
| No. of Pages | 108 |
| SKU | 02077886 |
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Product story
Sir Henry Rushbury RA is a forgotten master of 20th century British art whose drypoint technique produced extraordinary effects of atmosphere in the scenes he depicted. This catalogue raisonne of Rushbury's prints presents a timely opportunity for rediscovery and reassessment of his astonishing body of work.
The writing of Felicity Owen and members of the Rushbury family complete a compelling portrait of one of Britains finest printmakers.
107 pages, 25 x 23.5cm, over 90 illustrations.
The writing of Felicity Owen and members of the Rushbury family complete a compelling portrait of one of Britains finest printmakers.
107 pages, 25 x 23.5cm, over 90 illustrations.