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"Winged figure".
Original etching printed in colors, 1952, very nice proof printed on a Lauriat paper, signed and numbered from an edition at 90 copies.
Size of the paper : 66 X 50 cm.
Size of the etching : 40 X 32 cm.
Printer : Hayter and Atelier 17.
Publisher : Kornfeld.
References catalogue Moorhead "The prints of Hayter" n° 205.
Good condition, the colors are really different than the final edition. Very fresh and brillant proof.
Rare. Other prints available by HAYTER
Original etching printed in colors, 1952, very nice proof printed on a Lauriat paper, signed and numbered from an edition at 90 copies.
Size of the paper : 66 X 50 cm.
Size of the etching : 40 X 32 cm.
Printer : Hayter and Atelier 17.
Publisher : Kornfeld.
References catalogue Moorhead "The prints of Hayter" n° 205.
Good condition, the colors are really different than the final edition. Very fresh and brillant proof.
Rare. Other prints available by HAYTER
HAYTER : hayter-night-etching
"Night and day" or "Day and night" or "Action in 2 fields".
Engraving, soft ground etching, scorper and 1 linoleum block, 1954, very nice proof printed on Lauriat paper, signed, titled and numbered from an edition at 50 copies.
Size of the paper : 70 X 55 cm
Size of the etching : 60 X 45 cm
Printer : Hayter et l'Atelier 17.
References catalogue Moorhead number 203, reproduced in colours.
Few marks of handling in the paper and small tears in the margins but the subject is in good condition.
Rare. One of the biggest and most important etching by Hayter. The limit of edition is 50. Numbers 1-15 had been printed by Hayter in 1955 on Lauriat paper, the rest of the edition were printed in 1972. (Here one the copies printed in 1955).
"Night and day" or "Day and night" or "Action in 2 fields".
Engraving, soft ground etching, scorper and 1 linoleum block, 1954, very nice proof printed on Lauriat paper, signed, titled and numbered from an edition at 50 copies.
Size of the paper : 70 X 55 cm
Size of the etching : 60 X 45 cm
Printer : Hayter et l'Atelier 17.
References catalogue Moorhead number 203, reproduced in colours.
Few marks of handling in the paper and small tears in the margins but the subject is in good condition.
Rare. One of the biggest and most important etching by Hayter. The limit of edition is 50. Numbers 1-15 had been printed by Hayter in 1955 on Lauriat paper, the rest of the edition were printed in 1972. (Here one the copies printed in 1955).
HAYTER : hayter-falling-etching
"Falling figure".
Engraving, soft ground etching and scorper, 5 silkscreens printed in colours, 1947. Very nice proof printed on Kochi paper, signed, titled and numbered from an edition at 50 copies.
Size of the paper : 65 X 50 cm.
Size of the etching : 45 X 38 cm.
Printer : Hayter.
References catalogue Moorhead "The prints of Hayter" numéro 178.
Marks of handling in the paper, the copperplate is not well centered in the paper. Subject is in good condition.
Rare.
Desirée Moorhead wrote about Falling Fugure by Hayter : "Falling figure, made in 1947 in New York, has sometimes been criticized as being unclear and overburdened with colours, but this is precisely where its interest lies. Appart from the black intaglio, five surface colours were applied through silkscreens on to the plate, Hayter's desire being to experiment with a highly saturated field of overlapping colour. Teh idea was ambitious if not wholly successful, as on the print areas are visible where the viscosity of certain inks breaks down. Through the uneven edges of the screens it is possible to see the effects of green over blue, giving a dark petrol blue effect bordered by a straight blue, then a yellow over green and a black over blue area".
"Falling figure".
Engraving, soft ground etching and scorper, 5 silkscreens printed in colours, 1947. Very nice proof printed on Kochi paper, signed, titled and numbered from an edition at 50 copies.
Size of the paper : 65 X 50 cm.
Size of the etching : 45 X 38 cm.
Printer : Hayter.
References catalogue Moorhead "The prints of Hayter" numéro 178.
Marks of handling in the paper, the copperplate is not well centered in the paper. Subject is in good condition.
Rare.
Desirée Moorhead wrote about Falling Fugure by Hayter : "Falling figure, made in 1947 in New York, has sometimes been criticized as being unclear and overburdened with colours, but this is precisely where its interest lies. Appart from the black intaglio, five surface colours were applied through silkscreens on to the plate, Hayter's desire being to experiment with a highly saturated field of overlapping colour. Teh idea was ambitious if not wholly successful, as on the print areas are visible where the viscosity of certain inks breaks down. Through the uneven edges of the screens it is possible to see the effects of green over blue, giving a dark petrol blue effect bordered by a straight blue, then a yellow over green and a black over blue area".
HAYTER : hayter-maternity-etching
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Engraving, soft ground etching, 3 sikscreens printed in colours, 1940, hand signed by Hayter, and numbered.
Size of paper : 52 X 34 cm
Size of copperplate : 22.5 X 19 cm
References catalogue Moorhead n° 132. This etching is reproduced in colors page 11 of the catalogue.
Marks of handling in the paper, some creases but the subject is in good condition.
Maternity is the first print in colors from Hayter.
Desiree Moorhead wrote about the print "Maternity" : "In 1940, Hayter made his first colour print, "Maternity", combining an engraved plate with silkscreens. It was a composite print with sikscreens colours printed first on to the sheet over which the engraved plate was then printed in black. It was a combersome and laborious printing process but reawakened Hayter's intense interest in colour printing."
Engraving, soft ground etching, 3 sikscreens printed in colours, 1940, hand signed by Hayter, and numbered.
Size of paper : 52 X 34 cm
Size of copperplate : 22.5 X 19 cm
References catalogue Moorhead n° 132. This etching is reproduced in colors page 11 of the catalogue.
Marks of handling in the paper, some creases but the subject is in good condition.
Maternity is the first print in colors from Hayter.
Desiree Moorhead wrote about the print "Maternity" : "In 1940, Hayter made his first colour print, "Maternity", combining an engraved plate with silkscreens. It was a composite print with sikscreens colours printed first on to the sheet over which the engraved plate was then printed in black. It was a combersome and laborious printing process but reawakened Hayter's intense interest in colour printing."