EXHIBITION
Braque’s Studio
In a new series of etchings, James Anderson explores the relationship between George Braque’s studio and his creative process, making images which refer to Braque’s curated studio and his work in painting, drawing and print.
In a new series of etchings, James Anderson explores the relationship between George Braque’s studio and his creative process, making images which refer to Braque’s curated studio and his work in painting, drawing and print.
Things being various
James Anderson’s exhibition is named after a line from the poem Snow by Louis MacNeice: “World is crazier and more of it than we think, …incorrigibly plural …The drunkenness of things being various.”
Etching
Etching was originally invented as a method for adding decoration to armour during the Middle Ages. Artists began to use metal plates for printing in the 15th century, when Albrecht Durer made work on iron plates. Later artists such as Andrea Mantegna in Italy and Rembrandt in Holland went on to make etchings on copper.
Hard ground
A traditional technique in etching. After degreasing the surface of the plate, hard ground is rolled over the surface.
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