Prints

We have been going through boxes, pricing, saving or discarding things for our yard sale next week. A lot of this stuff has been stored in boxes for years. I went through an old trunk today to discover some of my childhood dolls covered with white mold. I don't know if they are salvageable.

I came upon a box of prints I made many years ago. Some I had forgotten about completely. All of these are linoleum block prints. This is the first print I ever made. I was in High School. It is unsigned and undated, but was probably 1963. I think this is probably the sole remaining print and I have no idea what happened to the block. Looking at it all these years later, I think it is kind of good!

Here's one from 1974. This is one I had forgotten about completely. I think I will frame it.

Here is another. This one used two blocks, one for each color. I think I still have most of these blocks in a box that I still haven't come to.

This one is teeny tiny. The print itself is about 2" across.

I will probably keep one print of each edition and put the rest in a box and sell them dirt cheap. These are but a few of what I have. This is the plight of most artists—boxes of unsold artwork that get hauled around for more than 30 years.