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Artist Statement:
JOHN BOOTH
John produces etchings and
aquatints using the
traditional fine art intaglio
methods. He hand prints the
etchings onto oversized laid
paper and supplies the prints
to you ready for trimming and
framing.
The prints are sold in
strictly limited editions and
the printing plates are
defaced once the edition has
sold out, preventing any
further prints from being
made.
John Booth has been a
practicing artist for the last
thirty years. After graduating
with an MA from the Royal
College of Art he pursued a
career as a film director for
twenty years, travelling the
world making documentaries,
commercials and music videos.
At the same time he painted
oils and watercolours, holding
shows in places as diverse as
Lamu, Kenya, Miami, USA, and
Athens, Greece.
More recently he has been
concentrating on his
printmaking, producing
etchings and aquatints in
limited editions.
John’s etchings fall into four
categories:
Landscapes- inspired by the
play of light, especially from
clouds, on the English
countryside;
Nudes – Figurative nudes drawn
directly from life onto the
etching plate;
Dream images – representing
symbolic landscapes of the
unconscious;
Abstracts - which explore the
mark-making techniques unique
to the processes of etching
and aquatint.
The images ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
RECENT EXHIBITIONS
May 2004 Solo Show in the
Brighton Open House Arts
Festival
May 2005 2nd Solo Show in the
Brighton Open House Arts
Festival
June 2005 Works selected for
the Royal Academy Summer Show
London
September 2005 The Affordable
Arts Fair London...
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Commissions:
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