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Extract from The Woodcuts of Andrea Rich,
Many Names Press, 1997:
“Through her woodcuts Andrea exquisitely portrays the
meeting of the senses and the circle of place where wild things
live. Her message carries celebration and warning in her carefully
composed settings for her animals, who are both beloved and endangered.”
-- Katherine L. Hitt, publisher, Corralitos, California
Since 1980, internationally recognized woodcut
printmaker and artist Andrea Rich has traveled the world observing
wildlife in their natural habitat. Madagascar, New Zealand, Costa
Rica, Africa and Europe are some of the places outside North America
that she has visited in search of interesting subjects. She then
designs her drawing based upon personal observations in the field,
carves and hand-pulls prints in her studio in Santa Cruz California.
A typical print requires ten to twenty blocks.
Working in the studio full time, a print could take two or three
weeks to design and carve the blocks, and another two weeks to press
as many as 20 colors on each print. Editions of her work generally
number 30 or less.
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