Anasazi: Ancestor #artistsupportpledge Obrazy i ryciny autorstwa Jo Moore

Size: 22 H x 15 W x 0.1 in
Original hand-pulled by the artist Serigraph. Ed 50. Each of my serigraphs is hand-pulled by the artist onto archival, acid free cotton rag paper and signed, titled and numbered on the front. Suggested framed size: minimum 26x20 in. or larger.
WHAT IS A SERIGRAPH?
SERIGRAPHY is the earliest recorded original fine art printmaking technique. It has its roots in ancient China (AD 221-618) where early serigraphers bridged intricate tissue-paper design stencils with human hairs to illustrate the teachings of Buddha. It is termed an "original" printmaking technique because the original image is actually done on the screen and each impression is hand-pulled individually by the artist (or master printer) and belongs to a signed and numbered limited edition. Each serigraph is an original. And each serigraph retains its own specific character as inks blend in their own particular way. The technique involves pulling inks across a series of fabric stencils which have been prepared with aqueous or nonaqueous resists to enable portions of the image to emerge. As with any of the other major original printmaking techniques --- etching, lithography, woodcuts --- a separate pull is required for each color deposit.

Keywords: Pueblo, Anasazi, Native American history, southwest landscape, New Mexico, Arizona, serigraph, women, phoenix, totem

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