Details
- Dimensions
- 22ʺW × 0.2ʺD × 30ʺH
- Styles
- Impressionist
- Art Subjects
- Landscape
- Frame Type
- Unframed
- Period
- 1980s
- Country of Origin
- United States
- Item Type
- Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned
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- Materials
- Paper
- Condition
- Mint Condition, No Imperfections
- Color
- Black
- Condition Notes
- Excellent / Near Mint. Top right corner has a little crease, which does not affect the image at all. Excellent / Near Mint. Top right corner has a little crease, which does not affect the image at all. less
- Description
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"Prophet In Oxide"
Etching by Malcolm Childers
Limited Edition Relief Etching by Malcom Childers
Pencil signed, titled, dated 11 June … more "Prophet In Oxide"
Etching by Malcolm Childers
Limited Edition Relief Etching by Malcom Childers
Pencil signed, titled, dated 11 June 1979, and numbered by the artist
Size: 22" x 30"
Edition Number: 33/50
Condition : Excellent / Near Mint. Top right corner has a little crease, which does not affect the image at all.
The ink is black and the paper is a "buff" (tan) Arches fine art paper.
Malcolm Childers
Born on February 19, 1945 in Riverside, California
Education:
B.A. in Fine Art at Humbolt State University in California
M.A. in Printmaking and Illustration from Fullerton State University in California
Collections:
IBM Corporate Collection - New York, NY
Museum of Fine Art - La Grange, GA
Atlantic Ridgefield Corporate Collection - San Francisco, CA
Museum of Fine Art - Springfield, MO
Westinghouse Corporate Collection - Philadelphia, PA
Brooks Museum of Fine Art - Memphis, TN
Tennessee Bicentennial Collection
Standard Oil -Chicago, IL
Process:
Malcolm Childers begins his relief etchings by drawing on a coquille board which has an evenly rough and bumpy texture. He draws his image with a grease pencil and then has a full-size negative shot of it on a copy board. The rough texture of the board leaves a dotted half-tone-like pattern on the negative. He then corrects and proofs the negative on a light table. After proofing, the negative is placed under a photo lamp on a magnesium plate covered with a photo emulsion on one side. It is exposed to the light and the emulsion hardens where the light has passed through it. The plate is then submitted to an acid bath that sprays acid up at the spinning plate for one hour; all the emulsion not hardened by the light is washed off by the acid, and the bare metal underneath is bitten away. The plate is now ready to be inked; large rollers are used to apply the ink which adheres to the raised areas. (This is the distinguishing characteristic of relief etching as compared to intaglio where the ink is left in the recessed areas of the plate.) Childers then uses damp BFK Rives or other 100% rag French paper and presses the plate into the paper, leaving an image inked and detailed in the recessed area, with smooth un-inked areas in relief. less
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