Andrew Cranston: Grand Duo Concertante

Andrew Cranston: Grand Duo ConcertanteOften depicting narrative vignettes drawn from his own personal history, or literary and anecdotal sources, Andrew Cranstons work is consistently concerned with narrative and storytelling. Incorporating varnish and collage onto his paintings, Cranston enacts a layered referentiality with an often surreal, deadpan sense of humour. Working mostly as a painter, Cranston is interested in lithography for its proximity to drawing. The crayons, used to draw

The British Museum

Medium: Screenprint on acetate

but synonymous with a deeper cultural malaise that has spread throughout America and her Western cousins

The suite travels from very calm

Frances worked closely with our printmaker James Vass to create these 5 colours screen-print and has kindly signed and dated all 100 in this edition

by one of Ralph's hero's Picasso

Medium: 5 Colour Screen-print on Somerset Velvet Antique 280gsmEdition Size: 100Year: 2023

a series of prints produced in response to the visit of the Tall Ships Race to Aberdeen in 1991

the screenprinting process comes to mirror the careful layering of wash upon wash in the making of a watercolour

distillation and contemplative experience

'Loss of Gaelic' is a poem by Meg Bateman

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