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Linocut prints, wood engraving, paintings and sculpture

Hand-printed linocut prints, wood engravings, charcoal drawings, and, on occasion, paintings and hand built sculpture escape from my studio.

Exhibitions & Galleries

Past exhibitions in London include the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, Discerning Eye and The Natural Eye exhibition by The Society of Wildlife Artists.

Throughout the year, the artwork can be found in friendly independent galleries from Kent to the North Norfolk coast.

Slow printmaking

Starting with sketches and ideas transferred to a lino block. A master linocut block image is cut away and transferred to other blocks.

Limited edition linocuts are low numbers as each colour is mixed by hand. Using hand rollers the ink is rolled on to the plate or block and applied to the paper.

The only machinery used to make the linocut prints is an 1859 Albion Press. Keeping traditional printmaking an art form in times of mass production.

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Max Angus SWLA

Exhibitions & Galleries

Slow printmaking