Geisha Girl (with parasol) by Elyse Ashe Lord
Geisha Girl (with parasol)
Elyse Ashe Lord
Title
Geisha Girl (with parasol)
Artist
Elyse Ashe Lord
1885 - 1971 (biography)Year
c. 1920
Technique
aquatint & drypoint and hand applied colored woodcut.
Image Size
7 1/2 x 4 1/4" platemark
Signature
pencil, lower right margin
Edition Size
48 of 85
Annotations
pencil signed and editioned
Reference
Originally sold by Arthur Ackermann & Son, Inc., NY
Paper
thin, antique-white wove Japanese
State
published
Publisher
Messrs Alex, Reid and Lefévre, Ltd.
Inventory ID
23142
Price
SOLD
Description
Malcolm Salaman comments about Lord's printing on page 2 of the "The Studio" publication "Masters of the Colour Print I - Elyse Lord" by Malcolm Salaman in 1927:
"The method was to draw the design with dry-point on a copper plate, and then, aquatinting the parts intended for colour, to paint those parts for one printing or more. Many of the early proofs were hand-wiped plate-printings, which gave clean, bright results, though comparatively harder than those of the rag-wipe used so adroitly in the later prints."
