Catherine Daunt

Picasso was one of the most creative and experimental talents ever to explore the medium of print. This book charts his career as a printmaker, which was characterised by close collaboration with skilled printers, through which extraordinary artworks were produced. Picasso delves into his journey as a printmaker, illuminating the significance of his partnerships with expert printers that resulted in...

A fascinating catalogue, torqued around the notion of a film critic watching moving images by day and then focussing on still ones at night -- Irish Art Review In 2004, the British Museum received a bequest of 211 modern and contemporary prints and drawings from the influential film critic Alexander Walker (1930-2003). Undoubtedly one of the most important bequests in...

An illuminating guide to history’s most influential and inspiring artists – from Leonardo da Vinci to Frida Kahlo – and how they can teach us to see the world more clearly. How did the greatest artists in history look at the world through new eyes? And what can we learn from the imagination, boldness and originality of their art? From...

In the early 1960s, American printmaking experienced a dynamic resurgence that placed it at the heart of artistic practice. Such was the medium's attraction that by 1970 virtually every major American artist was exploring its creative potential in collaborative print workshops. Throughout the past six decades, as leading artists have experimented with different materials and new techniques, prints have continued...