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    Joe Tilson - The Printed Works

    Celebrates a master pop-printmaker. This product has been discontinued. See the Related Products below or email [email protected] and we can suggest something similar which you may also like.
    £35.00
    No longer available

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    Dimensions 24.1 x 29.7 x 2.3cm
    No. of Pages 216
    SKU 02078105

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    Updated 19 May 2020

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    Product story

    This handsome book brings together the graphic works of Joe Tilson. Refusing the traditional boundaries of printmaking, they often include found objects or newspaper cuttings, fusing a cubist approach with his Pop sensibility. His more recent prints mix silkscreen, woodcut and etching to produce radiant matrices of rich colour, in which are embedded butterflies, birds and objects loaded with symbolic meaning..

    Lavishly illustrated, the book confirms Tilson's reputation as one of the most innovative and exciting of contemporary artists.
    By Enzo Di Martino with a preface by Philip Ryland. 215 pages with 200 illustrations, 30x24.5cm.