Karl Rössing: Witness to Weimar’s Final Years
Introduction Sometimes eBay can open worlds to you. This is what happened...
R.O. Hodgell: master linocutter
Introduction A bee in my print collector’s bonnet arrived last October when...
Belgium and the Netherlands: The Paper Trail
Introduction If you spend four weeks in Belgium and the Netherlandsas as...
Baltimore’s Publications & Multiples Fair
Intro You’ve heard the phrase “parallel universe,” and you may think it...
Mario Sanchez: The Pride of Key West
Intro This article first appeared in the spring 2014 issue of...
Elbridge Kingsley and Gifts for a Blogger: More on 19th-Century Wood Engravings
Introduction Surprises even happen in the obscure world of blogging on late...
COLLABORATORS: Raoul Middleman & Brian Garner
I had the distinct privilege early this month (Sept. 2013) to photograph...
Interpretive Wood-Engraving: interview with its author
This is Part 2 of my blog on late 19th-century American wood...
New School Wood Engravers: forgotten 19th-century celebrities
AN INTRO I don’t know whether the gist of this post...
The Search for Lenore R. Szesko
Intro On rare occasions habitually trolling eBay has its rewards. In...
Print Dealers: where would I be without them
Intro I owe my print collecting jones to Betty Duffy, who ran...
Willard Clark: Kevin Ryan’s Grandpa
This article in a slightly abridged form was first printed in...
Sol Print Studio: plate test
This article first appeared in the Spring 2013 issue of the Newsletter...
Raj’s Jungle: A Linocut That Goes Round and Round
Who would have thought that when I went shopping at Maryland Institute,...
New Life For Sydney Lee, An Obscure British Printmaker
Who knows why I did a web search last week for the...