| Because of the softer material of the linoleum, a linocut is easier to produce than a woodcut. |
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| This colorful linocut was one of the artist's first uses of multiple blocks in registration. |
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| Various techniques were used, including lithography, but woodcut and linocut tended to be favored because of their cheapness. |
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| Preston produced oil paintings, linocut prints, and woodcuts that were often still-lifes of Australian flora and fauna. |
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| This process involves etching, engraving, dry point, aquatint, mezzotint, linocut and wood block. |
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| Each student has produced a painting on a circular canvas, a linocut, two ceramic plates, and a piece of text. |
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| Stencil and linocut monoprint posters on their website, reminiscent of Paris 1968, invite us to unplug the addictive TV drip from our lives. |
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| They show his progression in the creative linocut process and the uniqueness of each incarnation of the proof. |
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| The two most famous artists to use linocut are Matisse and Picasso. |
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| His very first print, a linocut, made in the same year, Spiral Motif was one of the earliest of his abstract forms and recurred throughout his career. |
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| The exhibition also contains a linocut of a circus horse, made in the 1930s by the Queen when she was a young princess. |
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| The art of linocut accompanied him throughout his whole life, just as it did his illness. |
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| The linocut shows the recurring fairy tale of the man who sells his soul to gain wealth. |
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| He made a linocut about the raid and printed it on his mother's mangle. |
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| In this respect, let us recall Chavaz's interest in prints, using etching, lithography, linocut and especially aquatint. |
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| Indeed, one talented young girl, Selina Ebatarinja, moves between both, trying her hand at linocut prints before returning to her reading and writing. |
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| The linocut is limited worldwide to 200 copies. |
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| In October, he created an intricate medieval-style linocut which showed Fleet Street submerged beneath the waves of a flood and burning to the heavens. |
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| The British don't get much credit for their contributions to early-twentieth-century art, but two are highlighted here: the Vorticism movement and the invention of the linocut. |
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| In subsequent years he made many linocut prints on the subject of the London Underground, which had commissioned him to design posters advertising the sporting events that could be reached by Tube. |
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| My work consists of silk-screened prints on wood and paper through which I integrate various mediums: drawing, painting, digital art, linocut, engraving, photography and found images. |
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| Sheridan Tandy, 68, copied linocut prints by Leonard Beaumont and Cyril Power. |
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| Stellar by Angie Lewin is a 2 colour design, based on an original linocut print. |
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| Artists took to the city centre to help create the longest linocut ever, using a scrum machine pushed by rugby players from the Tynedale Panthers. |
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| I have an evocative Simon Manby linocut hanging in our kitchen. |
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