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Wave
BALLIF, Yannick
Vague (original French title) Embossed color aquatint, spitbite and drypoint on wove paper.Printed to the sheet edge, as usual.Edition of 70.Signed...
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Spring is in the air
It may not feel like that in some places around the Northern Hemisphere, but spring is upon us. While the official date is March 21, it often takes awhile see the signs of winter's last days finally disappearing. Here in Chicago, on a walk I took recently, one yard had hundreds of purple crocuses peeking out of the ground! Hang in there Northerners! Summer's coming. And in the meantime, enjoy a few images of the best of spring.
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Spring Bouquet
MORIN-JEAN, Born Jean Alexis MORIN
Bouquet Printanier (original French title)Handcolored drypoint on wove paper, n.d.Edition of 50.Signed and numbered "10/50" in pencil.