After leaving Art College with a Degree in Fine Art Sculpture, Gill worked for many years as a freelance scenic artist, making props and painting scenery for theatre, film and television. She has been printmaking for the last 15 years, and has tried most techniques. She is currently interested in lino-cut, especially jig-saw lino and caustic lino, with off shoots into collage, cyanotype and book-making. She would describe her work as multi-disciplinarary.
Intaglio equipment needs new home(s) under sad circumstances. Contact Jonathan direct, please. Image: @maiosawaart
My mother, Carolyn Stafford (Clough) was a prolific artist for her whole working life until she, sadly, passed away this April at the age of 84. My sisters and I are working to find good homes for her Intaglio printing equipment. This includes:
A large etching press with print bed approx. 100x50 cm
A smaller press with print bed approx. 70x40 cm
A nipping (maybe book binding) press
Warming plates and misc. equipment
Various items of studio furniture
We are interested in hearing from people who might be interested in a commercial purchase but also from charitable groups who could make use of printing equipment, for whom we could discuss lower prices. We do not want to clog up email addresses with unwanted images, so please reply to this email if you would like to see pictures of the equipment or have any other questions or suggestions. Viewings can also be arranged at our mother's studio which is in Wandsworth, South London.
Jonathan Clough
jonathan.s.clough@gmail.com
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