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Artwork description:
A scene from the story 'Dr Jeckyll and Mr Hyde' by Robert Louis Stevenson. Mr Utterson the lawyer and old friend of Dr Jeckyll, is taking a Sunday walk through the streets of London with his companion Mr Enfield. As they come alongside the entry of a property Mr Enfield knew to be occupied by Mr Hyde, he lifts his cane and pointing, asks the lawyer, 'Did you ever remark that door?'
This print is pulled from a relief plate cut from a sheet of rubber, a variation of letterpress.
Materials used:
oil based black printing ink, Heritage Bookwhite 160gsm
Tags:
#london #victorian scene #robert louis stevenson #dr jeckyll and mr hyde'Did you ever remark that door?' (2015)
Print
by Peter Long
36 Artist Reviews
£40
- Print on Paper
- From a limited edition of 5
- Size: 19.99 x 27.99cm (unframed) / 10.01 x 16cm (actual image size)
- Signed and numbered on the front
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: Architecture and cityscapes
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Artwork description
A scene from the story 'Dr Jeckyll and Mr Hyde' by Robert Louis Stevenson. Mr Utterson the lawyer and old friend of Dr Jeckyll, is taking a Sunday walk through the streets of London with his companion Mr Enfield. As they come alongside the entry of a property Mr Enfield knew to be occupied by Mr Hyde, he lifts his cane and pointing, asks the lawyer, 'Did you ever remark that door?'
This print is pulled from a relief plate cut from a sheet of rubber, a variation of letterpress.
Materials used:
oil based black printing ink, Heritage Bookwhite 160gsm
Tags:
#london #victorian scene #robert louis stevenson #dr jeckyll and mr hyde
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Artist Reviews (36)
Peter Long
United Kingdom
About
I keep a sketchbook in my pocket and draw what I come across. Sometimes I turn the drawing into a print in deep colours. I developed a technique
that gives good... Read more