About The Work
Katherine Bradford created the unique work of art titled, “Single Boat, Dark Sea” in my print atelier, Pelavin Editions, in 2008. We were located on the ground floor of 13 Jay Street, New York, NY 10013.
"Pelavin Editions was created in 1981 and I was the master printer, director, and owner. We focused on monotypes and unique works on paper. We also did small etched editions. Our artists, at the time, were considered emerging artists. The majority of our artists were women.
The technique the artist used was to paint the image with oil paint on plexiglass. A damp sheet of paper was laid down on the plate and both were run through an etching press. Each image created was one of a kind. It is the same technique used since at least the 1640s.
The image has been in my possession since it was created. The little “chop” mark of a cat’s paw in the lower left-hand corner of the sheet is my atelier’s mark." -- Katherine Bradford
About Katherine Bradford
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Monotype
30 x 22 inch paper sheet
The artist signed and titled the work on the verso in pencil. I added the Pelavin Editions copyright, year and stamp.
About The Work
Katherine Bradford created the unique work of art titled, “Single Boat, Dark Sea” in my print atelier, Pelavin Editions, in 2008. We were located on the ground floor of 13 Jay Street, New York, NY 10013.
"Pelavin Editions was created in 1981 and I was the master printer, director, and owner. We focused on monotypes and unique works on paper. We also did small etched editions. Our artists, at the time, were considered emerging artists. The majority of our artists were women.
The technique the artist used was to paint the image with oil paint on plexiglass. A damp sheet of paper was laid down on the plate and both were run through an etching press. Each image created was one of a kind. It is the same technique used since at least the 1640s.
The image has been in my possession since it was created. The little “chop” mark of a cat’s paw in the lower left-hand corner of the sheet is my atelier’s mark." -- Katherine Bradford
About Katherine Bradford
From The Magazine
- Interviews & Features: IFPDA Print Fair Preview - An Interview with Tandem Press
- Interviews & Features: Cig Harvey - The Art For Home Interview
- Art 101: "What I'd Buy This June": Artspace's Advisor Hannah Parker Shares the Artworks in Her Cart
- News & Events: 21c Curator Alice Gray Stites's Favorite Artworks From NADA Miami 2017
- Contributors: Collector and M WOODS Co-Founder Michael Xufu Huang’s Favorite Works from NADA Miami Beach 2016
- image size is 23 x 15.5 inches on a sheet of Rives paper 30 x 22 inches. It only weighs ounces, it will be shipped in a strong paper tubes weighing about 7 lbs
- Ships in 5 to 10 business days from North Carolina. Framed works ship in 9 to 14 business days from New York.
- This work is final sale and not eligible for return.
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