Mrs Ogmore Pritchard and Her Two Ghostly Husbands
Print
1960s (made)
1960s (made)
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June Crisfield Chapman is a renowned printmaker specialising in wood engraving, a medium in which she has developed a strong individual style well-adapted to her subject matter which includes book and magazine illustration - particularly botanical and natural history subjects, folklore and myth, and theatrical scenes and characters. Chapman's work is characterised by strong and fluent lines, not easily achieved when working with the resistant grain of a wood block.
The print 'Mrs Ogmore Pritchard and Her Two Ghostly Husbands' was inspired by characters in Dylan's Thomas's 'Under Milk Wood', and was her first major work in the medium of wood-engraving.
The print 'Mrs Ogmore Pritchard and Her Two Ghostly Husbands' was inspired by characters in Dylan's Thomas's 'Under Milk Wood', and was her first major work in the medium of wood-engraving.
Object details
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Object type | |
Title | Mrs Ogmore Pritchard and Her Two Ghostly Husbands (assigned by artist) |
Materials and techniques | Wood engraving on paper |
Brief description | June Crisfield Chapman: Mrs Ogmore Pritchard and Her Two Ghostly Husbands. Wood engraving. 1960s |
Physical description | Wood engraving on paper, depicting a woman and two men around a table. |
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Copy number | 20/100 |
Marks and inscriptions | Mrs Ogmore Pritchard and Her Two Ghostly Husbands 20/100 Crisfield Chapman (Title, edition number and signature; all in pencil) |
Subject depicted | |
Literary reference | Dylan Thomas: Under Milk Wood |
Summary | June Crisfield Chapman is a renowned printmaker specialising in wood engraving, a medium in which she has developed a strong individual style well-adapted to her subject matter which includes book and magazine illustration - particularly botanical and natural history subjects, folklore and myth, and theatrical scenes and characters. Chapman's work is characterised by strong and fluent lines, not easily achieved when working with the resistant grain of a wood block. The print 'Mrs Ogmore Pritchard and Her Two Ghostly Husbands' was inspired by characters in Dylan's Thomas's 'Under Milk Wood', and was her first major work in the medium of wood-engraving. |
Collection | |
Accession number | E.508-2009 |
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Record created | October 27, 2009 |
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