Ian Howard: Bruno 1

Ian Howard: Bruno 1In the suite of prints entitled Heretical Diagrams, Ian Howard explores the theme of ideas in opposition: orthodoxy and heresy, magic and reason, order and disorder. The opposition is found in both the imagery and the form of the prints. On the one hand the compositions are frontal, symmetrical, diagrammatic and describe clear unequivocal designs which reflect the structure of the altar piece, the icon and the banner. On the other hand these simple

In the end

It is located between Devon Island and Baffin Island

Medium: Linocut

David McCracken from Peacock Visual Arts as well as Acknowledgements by Tom Hammick

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The tile referencing the famous opera by French composer Georges Bizet

knowledge and imagination

Claire also worked with Murray Robertson at Glasgow Print Studio on the digital files for the shapes

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forming the eastern entrance to the Parry Channel and the Northwest Passage

He suggested I use a router and plywood to make a coloured woodcut

5 cm Medium: Etching Edition Size: 24