This special edition publication accompanied the first ever retrospective of Bill Jacklin RA’s graphic works at the Royal Academy. Featured in this volume is The Rink, a quintessential Jacklin etching capturing the energy and essence of Central Park.
Published in a limited edition of 50, each is signed and numbered by the artist.
"The print is one of a long line of graphic interpretations of skaters, where patterns are found in their silhouettes and shadows. The original image came from sketches I made at the Wollman Rink in 1989 as the sun was setting over the buildings on Central Park South."
Bill Jacklin originally worked as a graphic designer before turning to painting in the early 1960s, studying at the Royal College of Art. Initially concerned with abstraction, Jacklin moved towards figurative work in the mid-1970s, focusing mostly on light and movement.
Written by Nancy Campbell with an introduction by Jill Lloyd and a printmaking glossary by Michael Barratt.
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