Vintage Serigraph "Noah's Rainbow" Signed Holly Sue Foss Buningh Numbered #86/298

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--Vintage Serigraph "Noah's Rainbow" Signed and Numbered
--Holly Sue Foss Buningh
--#86/298
--Printed 9/2000
--Colorful, stylized, fanciful depiction of animals gathering at Noah's Ark under a sunny, pre-flood sky
--This print is in Holly Sue's well-established style
--Matted and framed under glass
--Mat, print, and frame in very good condition
--Wired for hanging
--Frame measures approx. 15.75" H x 12.625" W x 1" D
--Image weighs approx. 11" H x 7.25" W

About the Artist: https://hollysuefossart.weebly.com/serigraphs.html

Borrowed from fossArt.com:

"For many years I have been a printmaker, creating serigraphs (commonly called silk screening). I love it because it expresses the way I think and draw. The whole process is one of not ever knowing what the final piece will look like.

"I make many decisions along the way, Once I begin printing a color, I have to keep going or the ink can dry and clog my screen. Sometimes I've had to find the strength to finish a color. Gold and silver take more pressure to press the ink through the screen. Technically it is a method that is done by hand and there are no computers or electricity. It is simple enough for a child to do. My art takes time to make and I hope to give a lasting enjoyment to those who have supported my artistic journey.

"SERIGRAPHY: To make my serigraphs, I begin with a drawing in pencil. I then ink it with a very thin black line. For each color I cut a stencil from a green lacquer film. This film gets adhered into a screen of tightly stretched material. Because silk used to be used, it is commonly called silk-screening. Today a stronger material is used. I then hand squeegee one color at a time; carefully registering each screen on Stonehenge Fine Art Paper. I sign and number my limited editions. Each print is an original.

This art may not be reproduced without my consent."

Education: Carnegie Mellon - Pittsburgh, PA - Fine Arts Major
San Francisco Art Institute - San Francisco, CA - BFA Printmaking 1975
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