"Natick Marsh" by Gordon Mortensen - Limited Edition Landscape Reduction Woodblock Print cf-vendor-sandersj If there were a brick

If there were a brick and mortar educational art institution called “The Boston School” - the label applied rather loosely to artists who have received training from master painters whose techniques are derived from Gammell’s adaptation of French atelier instruction - then Robert Douglas Hunter would surely be its Dean

by William Crosby

and since that time has received over 35 awards for his work including gold and silver medals from the Rockport Art Association

Marie says every social observation is a potential painting for her

He holds a degree in Fine Arts from the University of Massachusetts

"Natick Marsh" by Gordon Mortensen - Limited Edition Landscape Reduction Woodblock Print cf-vendor-sandersj If there were a brickUnframed Woodcut on Paper 24" X 32" Gordon Mortensen (b. 1938, American) is one of the best known reduction woodcut print artists working in the U. S today. He works from watercolor studies to understand the color dynamics needed for the woodcut. The artist uses up to sixty four colors and takes as long as three months to create the woodblock image. Although the final outcome has a painterly feel, it is unmistakably a woodcut with rich layered colors