Exhibition

Intaglio à Go Go: Etching Moves Forward

Intaglio is a family of printmaking processes (etching, engraving, dry point, aquatint, mezzotint) used by artists since the 15th century. These processes are still taught in art schools and faithfully used by artists for the richness of the image produced and the ability to combine processes. This exhibition features a number of Philadelphia area printmakers working in intaglio, as well as some twentieth century Philadelphia printmakers from the collection of the Print and Picture Collection

Intaglio à Go Go: Etching Moves Forward Participating Artist
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Cindy Back	Kip Deeds	Amze Emmons	David Fertig
Donald Forsythe	Carrie Scanga	Bill Scott	Evan Summer
Rochelle Toner	Shelley Thorstensen
From the Print & Picture Collection
Morris Blackburn	Alexander Calder	Claude Clark	Dorothy Dehner
Mildred Dillon	John Dowell Jr.	Mildred Greenberg	S. Heyter
Earl Horter	Jerome Kaplan	Jean Lodge	Samuel Maitin
Helen Phillips	Dox Thrash