Adobe Village, Coy Avon Seward

Artwork Overview

1884–1939
Adobe Village, 1929
Where object was made: United States
Material/technique: linocut
Credit line: Collection of Carole Gardner, granddaughter of C. A. Seward
Accession number: EL2010.002
Not on display

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Images

Label texts

Exhibition Label: “C.A. Seward: Artist and Draftsman,” Feb-2010, Kate Meyer To make Adobe Village and the other relief prints in this exhibition, Seward prepared a drawing much like he did for his lithographs and transferred it to the surface of a piece of linoleum mounted on wood to give it stability. He then used chisels to carve into the surface of the linoleum block. In the resulting print, the spaces where we see the white of the paper represent what Seward carved away

Exhibitions

Kate Meyer, curator
2010

Citations

Meyer, Kate, and Carole Gardner, Barbara Thompson, David Thompson, Saralyn Reece Hardy. C.A. Seward: Artist and Draftsman. Lawrence, Kansas: Spencer Museum of Art, The University of Kansas, 2011.