Bruno Zupan Graphic Work, 1975-1992
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Author Description
Review "...his graphic art is a powerfully personal expression of his emotional response to the world around him..." -- Denis Wepman, Journal of the Print World Product Description This chronologically organized catalogue raisonee of Zupan's graphic oeuvre presents 50 reproductions of serigraphs made in his studios in Mallorca, or recent lithgraphs produced in Paris. Various techniques are explained, and each limited edition is described. These are unique works of art because the artist controlled each phase of production - from drawing over 800 color plates tomixing his own inks. Each print is signed and numbered by the artist and all of the plates have been destroyed. About the Author Bruno Zupan made all of the graphics, and Jane Zupan edited the book and wrote the text.
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THE THESIS
This book documents the graphic art of Bruno Zupan created between 1975 and 1992. It presents a chronologically organized catalogue raisonne featuring 50 reproductions of serigraphs and lithographs produced in Mallorca and Paris. The text explains various printmaking techniques and describes each limited edition, emphasizing the unique nature of these works due to Zupan's direct control over every production phase, from color plate creation to ink mixing.
THE SCOPE MAP
- Catalogue raisonne of Bruno Zupan's graphic works from 1975-1992.
- Features 50 reproductions of serigraphs and lithographs.
- Details works produced in studios in Mallorca and Paris.
- Explains various printmaking techniques employed.
- Describes each limited edition print.
- Highlights the artist's complete control over production phases.
- Includes information on the artist mixing his own inks.
- Notes that each print is signed and numbered by the artist, and plates were destroyed.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
This catalogue raisonne is presented as a comprehensive record of Bruno Zupan's graphic output during a significant period of his career. The description emphasizes the artist's direct involvement in every stage of the printmaking process, suggesting a focus on the technical and artistic integrity of each piece. The inclusion of detailed descriptions and explanations of techniques points to a work intended for collectors, art historians, and enthusiasts of printmaking.
Page Count:
79
Publication Date:
2000-01-01
Publisher:
Jane and Bruno Zupan
ISBN-10:
0967372216
ISBN-13:
9780967372211
Art
Non-Fiction
Graphic Art
Printmaking
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