It All Makes Sense
Poster
2004-2011 (designed and printed)
2004-2011 (designed and printed)
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The work of designer Anthony Burrill moves from traditional letterpress to experiments with digital technology. He has been described as the 'godfather of the graphic art scene' - referring to the trend for graphic designers to self-publish poster and graphic artefacts that are marketed directly to the public as opposed to being commissioned by commercial clients.
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Title | It All Makes Sense (assigned by artist) |
Materials and techniques | woodblock letterpress on recycled paper |
Brief description | 'It All Makes Sense'; letterpress poster by Anthony Burrill; Rye, 2004-2011 |
Physical description | Woodblock letterpress print on recycled paper, bearing the words 'It All Makes Sense', in black on a green ground. |
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Credit line | Given by the artist |
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Summary | The work of designer Anthony Burrill moves from traditional letterpress to experiments with digital technology. He has been described as the 'godfather of the graphic art scene' - referring to the trend for graphic designers to self-publish poster and graphic artefacts that are marketed directly to the public as opposed to being commissioned by commercial clients. |
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Accession number | E.414-2011 |
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Record created | January 29, 2013 |
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