Sentence examples for studio prints from inspiring English sources

BEACON Theo Ganz Studio "Prints Without Pixels," group show.

Marc became a partner in Studio Prints in 1974 and three years later, he and Dorothea married.

Studio Prints had moved to new premises in an old Sainsbury's store in Kentish Town, north London, and she needed another printer because interest in original artist's prints was booming, both in Britain and for export to the US.

Six principal essays explore the company's history and the breadth of its endeavors in studio prints, glass, ceramics, and textiles, as well as the relationship between its home furnishings programs and American consumerism during the 1950s.

For more than 40 years, Dorothea Wight, who has died of cancer aged 68, ran the Studio Prints intaglio editioning workshop, printing for well-known artists such as William Turnbull, Lucian Freud, Tess Jaray, Kim Lim, Ken Kiff and Celia Paul.

When converting the former schoolhouse at Wighton, near Wells-next-the-sea Wells-next-the-sea Wells-next-the-sea Wells-next-the-sea an oddly famintor marble carving in the overgrown garden.

When I didn't want to watch the "Hercules — A Musical Comedy" show in the auditorium, I could walk down the hall for a clean studio print of "The Prestige" in the retro Buena Vista Theater.

One room has been papered with a pattern taken from the brick walls of her studio, printed on fluorescent orange paper that comes by the roll in Belgium, and which is used as an eye-catching background for property sale posters.

Fortunately, his wife thought otherwise due to a fancy Brooklyn photo studio printed on the back that piqued her interest.

He sees 300 studios, print rooms, gallery, arts cafe, installation spaces.

Lithography, which involves etching a stone or metal plate and covering it in ink before pressing onto paper, was purportedly taken up by Picasso after he visited the Mourlot Studios print shop in Paris in the late 1940s and 1950s.