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INSPIRATION

The DCPrintFolio concerns printmaking  and is an off-kilter view of print making through the eyes of those at DCArtPress. The editioned version has an original print relating to the issue. It is published once or twice a year as time allows.

SPONSORS
The folio is on sale at the listed Sponsors beginning January 7, 2010.
Gerald Peters Gallery BOOKSTORE
1011 Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe NM
505 954-5700


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KOZO Art Materials
10 E Ellsworth, Denver, CO
303 733-2730

 

 


The upcoming issue will be completed December 23, 2009 and in the mail for subscribers by the 28th. The Folio is titled "Inspiration" and contains assorted views on the topic. Though not really about printmaking, it does relate in that the artist must first be inspired. The Folio is published in an edition of 30 and will include an intaglio print by Patricia Branstead titled "Ancient Wings". The folio has been printed at DCArtPress and contains a number of woodblock illustrations.

Folio Price:       $180
  after 1/30/2010     $220

Edition: 30

To reserve a copy or subcribe, email  DCArtPress  or call 303 956-2994

Contents:

Introduction  .......................................  Leon Loughridge
Motives, 1898 ......................................  P G Hamerton
On Graciela Iturbute's
  Mujer Angel Sonora Desert 1980  ...........  John Macker
Artistic Painting, 1878 ..........................  George Inness
The Kachina Made Me Do It  ..................   Spud  Jr

Sponsors:

Gerald Peters Bookstore, Santa Fe, NM   505 954-5700
Salmagundi Club, New York, NY   212 255-7740
Showings Fine Art, Denver, CO 303 623-2500
Kozo Fine Art Materials, Denver, CO 303 733-2730

Artistic Painting

An interview with George Inness

Excerpt from an Article in Harper’s New Monthly Magazine, February 1878

A work of art does not appeal to the intellect. It does not appeal to the moral sense. Its aim is not to instruct, not to edify, but to awaken an emotion. This emotion may be of love, of pity, of veneration, of hate, of pleasure, or of pain; but it must be a single emotion, if the work has unity, as every work should have, and the true beauty of the work consists in the beauty of the sentiment or emotion which it inspires. Its greatness consists in the quality and the force of this emotion. Details in the picture must be elaborated only enough fully to reproduce the impression that the artist wishes to reproduce. When more than this is done, the impression is weakened or lost, and we see simply an array of external things which may be very cleverly painted, and may look very real, but which do not make an artistic painting. The effort and the difficulty of an artist is to combine the two, namely, to make the thought clear and to preserve the unity of impression. One is poetic truth, the other is scientific truth; the former is aesthetic, the later is analytic.

ORDERING
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Five copies of each Folio will be reserved for the artist's clients, who will have the specified period of time to purchase the Folio, before it is offered to subscribers and then nonsubscribers.
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PAST ISSUES
Availability on past issues is limited, so please contact DC Art Press for Current Status

February 2007 
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August  2008- Traveling With Art $200

 

 

 

 

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