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Clay Prints by Mitch Lyons © 2003
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 | Up until the 15th Century, drawings were done with dried pieces of clay that were carved to a point to make marks on paper before the invention of charcoal or pastel. |
| Alos Senefelder, who invented Lithography, toyed with the idea of using clay matrix before he discovered the benefits of Bavarian Linestone. |
| Paul Gaughin, an impressionist painter, carved into a slab of wet clay, inked it and pulled prints. |
| In the early 1940's, artists experimenting at Black Mountain College in North Carolina tried printing with clay. |
I found no evidence of prints made from a slab of colored clay.
Written by Mitch Lyons
| The Art of Clay Printing 68 minutes $39.95 plus $3 S&H Send check or money order to: Mitch Lyons P.O. Box 40 New London, Pa 19360-0040 Allow 2-3 wks for delivery |
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