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After Rembrandt by Alice Cook, 2014, Drypoint |
The original Rembrandt etching had more people and the angel leaving the scene. I did not like the look of staring at the angels feet and up its dress, so I drew the angel coming in with a proclamation. This print is the Artist's Proof and came out the best. This work was done on a zinc plate, 5"X7". The paper is BFK Rives white. I tried to imitate Rembrandt's cross hatching technique to provide dark areas in the scene. I personally love Rembrandt's prints and they move me to awe. Enjoy!
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