In this first episode of series 3 (interviews with luminaries of the print ecosystem), Ann Shafer and Ben Levy sit down with Paula Panczenko, executive director of Tandem Press, and Russell Panczenko, retired director of the Chazen Museum of Art. Both entities are affiliated with the University of …
In s2e20, Ann Shafer and Tru Ludwig conclude their discussion of Rembrandt van Rijn, the man who made etching was it is today and humanized biblical figures.
Facial expressions in five lines or less
Rembrandt is arguably the finest etcher ever
Muscles on muscles on muscles
Proverbs, virtues, and vices
Martin Luther and prints by Hans Holbein and Lucas Cranach
The Protestant Reformation opens up all sorts of possibilities for artists
Reproductive or autographic? Barocci does both simultaneously
A new print fair for Charm City
Titian is everything
Mannerist painter/printmaker Parmigianino in the spotlight
On Tru Ludwig as artist and art historian
MarcAntonio Raimondi, Veneziano, and Diana Scultori
Early Italian printmakers contrasted with Northern counterparts
All about engraving, etching, mezzotint, and drypoint
Prints consist of paper and ink
Part two on Dürer, he who changed everything
Ann and Tru's origin stories
Dürer changed the print landscape forever
The State of Printing in the 15th Century
Series Two on the history of Western printmaking