
Rocks in Bretagne
The Commons object description identifies Ingeborg Bernhard's linocut as *Rocks in the Bretagne, France*, dated 1977, with dimensions of 21 by 30 centimetres. The…
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Linocut and woodcut works read through the visible decisions of the block.

The Commons object description identifies Ingeborg Bernhard's linocut as *Rocks in the Bretagne, France*, dated 1977, with dimensions of 21 by 30 centimetres. The…
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The photograph shows a sheet of linoleum being carved for a stamp. Its caption identifies the design as a stamp featuring Chandigarh's Open Hand Monument, the Rock…
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The Commons file record identifies this image as a linocut of convolvulus flowers by Yvonne Drewry, dated 1975. The photographed impression is the starting…
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The work titled *Swan and Arum Lilies* is attributed to Maggie Laubser and described in its Commons record as a linocut measuring 25.5 by 30 centimetres. The file…
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The Commons record identifies this work as an antireligious poster by Sargis Hovhannisyan, made in linocut on paper, with a listed size of about 21.8 by 17.5…
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The cover photograph shows greeting cards associated with Gwen Frostic and identifies a Heidelberg press in the printing process. The Henry Ford's collection holds…
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The Commons file describes a linocut of riverside buildings in Amsterdam and credits Subhashish Panigrahi. Its permission text explicitly says that the linocut or…
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The Commons file for this tall linocut carries a Russian description: “Материнство, 60х30см., линогравюра.1971 год.” Translated, it identifies the subject as…
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The square image is a letterpress typographic artwork by Alan Kitching, titled in the file description with a line about silence and Braque. Kitching's own shop…
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The cover image shows a one-colour woodcut by Allan Jordan, described as self-titled and measuring 5.2 by 6.8 centimetres. Its Commons record dates it to the 1930s…
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