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M.C. Escher 'Rimpeling,' Signed Linocut, Printed by the Artist, 1950

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Rosalie Gascoigne - Memorial - Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery

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Rosalie Gascoigne Memorial, 1998 retro-reflective road sign on wood 39.5 × 25cm

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Rosalie GascoigneTesserae 4, 1989sawn / split soft drink crates on plywood46.5 × 36cm

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Rosalie GascoigneTesserae 4, 1989sawn / split soft drink crates on plywood46.5 × 36cm

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John Brack (Australian, 1920–1999) Title:The unmade road , 1954 Medium:Oil on Canvas

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John Brack (Australian, 1920–1999) Title:The unmade road , 1954 Medium:Oil on Canvas

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John Brack Spectators, 1956Etching, 17 x 27 cmImportant Australian + International Art, Deutscher and Hackett, Melbourne.

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John Brack Spectators, 1956Etching, 17 x 27 cmImportant Australian + International Art, Deutscher and Hackett, Melbourne.

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Rosalie Gascoigne
Windows, 1999
retro reflective roadsign and linoleum on wood
121.5 × 89.5cm

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Collins St, 5p.m. | John BRACK | NGV | View Work

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In the early 1950s, John Brack adopted the urban Melbourne environment as his subject, recording the shops, bars and workplaces of the city with an ironic edge. This painting is among the most iconic of this period. Here, Brack depicts Melbourne's financial centre hub at the end of the working day, uniformly dressed office-workers stream homeward.

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Rosalie Gascoigne - Tartan - Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery

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Rosalie Gascoigne Tartan, 1998 sawn wood on wood 91 × 93cm

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Cahill Expressway | Jeffrey SMART | NGV | View Work

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Although spending much of his career in Italy, Jeffrey Smart was one of Australia's most distinguished artists. Throughout his painting oeuvre he remained fascinated by the urban landscape, focusing on prosaic corners of the city and the sleek geometry hidden behind everyday detritus.

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This is a great overview for anyone interested in beginning to study the lino-cutting and printing process. 

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This is a great overview for anyone interested in beginning to study the lino-cutting and printing process. 

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A couple of ideas.
First, for correcting mistakes, try JB Weld. An easy mix epoxy, cheap at any hardware and auto supply store, and can be sanded. Could be used to fill in mistakes.

Second - for transferring images that don't have fine detail, print backwards on a laser printer, place face down on the lino and and use a blender marker from the art store on the back, will transfer the toner to the lino very quickly and easily.

Acetone will also work, may work even better for finer detail, but is messier, more of an outdoor job.

Lastly, for softening for carving, try a heat gun very very very carefully (they get HOT) or a hair dryer (not as hot).

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A couple of ideas.First, for correcting mistakes, try JB Weld. An easy mix epoxy, cheap at any hardware and auto supply store, and can be sanded. Could be used to fill in mistakes.

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London-based illustrator Matthew Booker finds inspiration for his drawings, lino-cuts and prints in public spaces, where he captures the energy of people's behaviour in all sorts of scenarios.

"I usually make the best work about places that I've been to," he explains, "so I try to travel around a fair bit. Ideas generally come from observations of everyday life, Englishness and what people do for fun."

One of many monochrome artworks is Growing, which he made as part of his residency with arts hub Metal in Peterborough, looking at the goings-on within a community-run garden. Silhouetted figures amid a busy mass of plant pots, within a flattened perspective, abstracts the scene and truly conveys the dynamic atmosphere.

Drummers depicts a local drum group sitting in a circle tapping djembes, and uses the same black and white palette but focuses on the clash of patterns in the scene, from the players' jazzy jumpers to the carpet and the drum casings.

"On a whole my work is character-based, about the place and the people in it. I try to use subtle humour, and colours and composition that communicates some kind of English attitude."

Matthew just completed The Drawing Year course at the Royal Drawing School, which he says has given him the opportunity to develop his practice, and introduced him to a world "very very far from what I'm used to". Case and point: when It's Nice That speaks to him, he's nursing a hangover from the final show private view at Christie's where he met Prince Charles.

His work has also visibly evolved since we featured his line drawings in 2015. "It's given me time and space to try and delve a bit deeper into my drawing, and I've gained confidence in making work and just seeing what happens. I've learned to enjoy the process a bit more too."

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Illustrator Matthew Booker's energetic observations of Englishness and the everyday

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London-based illustrator Matthew Booker finds inspiration for his drawings, lino-cuts and prints in public spaces, where he captures the energy of people's behaviour in all sorts of scenarios. "I usually make the best work about places that I've been to," he explains, "so I try to travel around a fair bit.

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Triptych / Left Wing / Hieronymus Bosch | SD Stock Video 734-111-492 | Framepool & RightSmith Stock Footage

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This high-quality Rights Managed stock shot in SD from the Triptych / Left Wing / Hieronymus Bosch stock footage collection is ready for instant licensing and customized download.

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hieronymus bosch fantasies reunited in hometown show - cnn

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Hieronymus Bosch fantasies reunited in hometown show - CNN

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Noordbrabants Museum has the most compehensive exhibition of nightmarish scenes by Hieronymus Bosch, 500 years after his death.