Artwork description:

This is the third of the three variations and is printed in five shades of grey.
EV I/III ~ Prints 1-5 are printed in black
EV II/III ~ Prints 6-10 are printed in a mid grey
EV III/III ~ Prints 11-25 are reduction printed in 5 shades of grey

Craig Goch is the top dam in the series in the Elan Valley. This print is based on a photograph taken whilst the dam was overtopping. The beautiful Elan Valley lies in the heart of mid-Wales. The dams were built at the end of the 19th Century to supply water to Birmingham via a 75 mile-long gravity fed aqueduct.

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This is a reduction linocut, where the block is successively printed and recut, inked and printed for each layer - a process which results in its gradual destruction.

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Materials used:

Hawthorn Printmakers ‘Stay Open’ inks on Strathmore 500 Riverpoint 280gsm, 100% cotton paper

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