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What's Bred in the Stone
Art and technique of lithography

Item date(s): 1998

Stephen Inggs  - (edited with an introduction by)
Eunice Geustyn  - (assisted by)
Pippa Skotnes  - (foreword by)


Pages: 137pp
Size: 330mm, oblong
Inscription: Signed by the authors.
Edition: #12/20


Place publication: Cape Town, RSA
Publisher: Katrine Harries Print Cabinet - Michaelis School of Fine Art, University of Cape Town

Additional notes:
Colophon: All the prints in this book were hand printed from stone and aluminium lithographic plates on Zerkall Buetten 100% rag paper in the workshops of the Michaelis School of Fine Art. Each print is signed and numbered by the artist. The aluminium lithographic test plates were made and printed by Eunice Geustyn as was the cover of the book and the text. The stone test plates were made and printed by Eunice Geustyn and Stephen Inggs, assisted by Roderick Sauls. The layout of the text was executed on Quark X-press 3.31 by Janet Simon, assisted by Eunice Geustyn. This compilation is an artwork in the form of a book. The edition consists of: 20 copies numbered 1/20 to 20/20; 5 hors commerce numbered H.C. I/V to H.C. V/V; 5 artist's proofs of the lithographs numbered A.P. I/V to A.P. V/V were printed separately.

Bound in three-quarter brown leather with decorated boards and label on the spine.

Exhibition notes:
Samplings: South African Artists' Books

Basement Gallery, WAM

26 March to 6 July 2019

Ref: GB/14219

Articles

Featured Artists
 Eunice Geustyn
 Geoffrey Grundlingh
 Helmut Starcke
 Peggy Delport
 Zwelethu Mthethwa
 Stephen Inggs
 Louis Jansen van Vuuren
 Thembinkosi Goniwe
 Roderick Sauls
 Malcolm Payne
 Fritha Langerman
 Gavin Younge
 Pippa Skotnes
 Bruce Arnott
   With eight original test plates and fourteen original lithographic prints by.









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