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Carry Akroyd
"Snow on Fields"

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Smooth surface, easy to work on. Long shelf life due to durable features. Flexible and tough, enables it to be handed well and to be cut with ease.

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Blue Meadow

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Grande Tete de Femme
Artist Name : Pablo Picasso
Year : 1962

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Drawing & Painting - The Virtual Instructor

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Linoleum was invented in the 1860s, however wasn't used for printing until about 1900s in Germany (used for making patterns on wallpaper). E.g. Pablo Picasso and Henry Matisse.

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Used with other mediums.

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chisels with sharp or u shaped ends are used to carve into the linoleum in order to create different lines.

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a material consisting of a canvas backing thickly coated with a preparation of linseed oil and powdered cork, used especially as a floor covering.

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Lino is short for linoleum. It is made from material such as solidified linseed oil, pine rosin, ground cork dust, wood flour and mineral fillers such as calcium carbonate. Linoleum has many uses but it's main use include flooring or wall covering.

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Linocut is a kind of printing by cutting out linoleum into desired images.

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Short video on Linocut printing process by James Green

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Short video on Linocut printing process by James Green

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Shortcuts - an introduction to linocut printmaking with James Green