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linocut

A relief process of printmaking. High-quality linoleum is mounted on a wood block, and the design cut into it transferred to paper by pressure or rubbing, exactly as in woodcut. Linocutting is a 20th-century development in printmaking, but despite being easy to use the process is inferior to woodcut when fine work is required.


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Chodos-Irvine's illustrations feature the large, flat areas of color and the strong, graphic strokes and sharp white lines characteristic of linocut engravings.
The cards were reproductions of religious themes of Azaria Mbatha's linocut prints.
Unearthing fragments of a ten-year-old linocut in his studio, septuagenarian Belgian artist Raoul De Keyser decided to use them as a jumping-off point for a series of modest paintings in which he calmly but with insistence reassesses the lingering potential of modernist abstraction.
 
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