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Original Mezzotint by A. David Crown entitled Equus LVI

Equus LVI

"Equus LVI" is an original mezzotint and drypoint created by the American artist, A. David Crown around 2005. This impression is printed upon fine, hand-made paper and with full, deckled margins as printed and published by David Crown in a small, limited edition of one 'Artist Proof' plus fifteen impressions. It is signed, titled and numbered, '12/15', in pencil by the artist under the plate mark.

"The addition of drypoint to the mezzotint passages creates an altogether dynamic presence. The Mezzotint technique permits great versatility and images and apart from being just dull representational essays in tonality ... they can be powerful and lively.

There are eighty seven different engravings for the 'Equus' series - all in small editions. Many reflect the beauty, grace and elegance of horses, the design variations they lend themselves to and the domination of man over beast." * A. David Crown M.D.

 
Title: Equus LVI
Artist: Crown, A. David (Born, London, England - Resides, Gainesville, Florida)
Date: c. 2005
Medium: Original Mezzotint & Drypoint
Publisher: A. David Crown
Note: A. David Crown M. D.: A distinguished artist and physician, A. David Crown studied at Cambridge University, the University of London and the London Hospital Medical School. He became a physician in 1947 and the following year he left England to practice medicine in Rochester, New York. He resided in that city until his retirement in 1982. David Crown moved to Gainesville, Florida in 1983.
  A versatile artist, A. David Crown has produced paintings, woodcuts, etchings, collographs and sculpture in steel, aluminum and bronze. He is, however, best known for his fine work in the demanding medium of the mezzotint. "Equus LVI" is a beautiful example of his art in this technique, fully delineating its rich, velvety hues and tonal values.
  The art of A. David Crown has been the subject of one man exhibitions at such institutions as the Jacksonville Museum of Art, the Polk Museum of Art, Orlando Museum of Art, Florida Atlantic University, University of Florida and the State Capitol Building Rotunda, Tallahassee, Florida. A. David Crown is also the founder (1997) and director of the International Mezzotint Society. Today his art is included in the permanent collections of the Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art (University of Florida), the Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute Museum, Utica, New York, and the British Museum, London, England.
 

"Many artists evolve gradually over the years towards a particular kind of expression and technique easily recognized as their characteristic personal style to which, with minor variations, they adhere. They are known for that certain kind of work and that is what they continue doing ever more. But for me that would be terribly boring. I like many different kinds of art and I have used almost every kind of print making method. This is also why, although many themes are recurring, my images and iconography can be very diverse.

... Some of my mezzotints are created in the classical manner, others may be created with the rocker alone without burnishing. Some incorporate dry point, rouleau, masks, etc., and in some cases four or five plates with multiple passes through the press. I rock the plates and print them myself in small editions that rarely exceed 25." A. David Crown M. D.

  "There are eighty seven different engravings for the 'Equus' series - all in small editions. Many reflect the beauty, grace and elegance of horses, the design variations they lend themselves to and the domination of man over beast." * A. David Crown M.D.
Reference: * The information regarding this original mezzotint is provided courtesy of the artist, A. David Crown M. D.
Edition: Limited edition of one 'Artist Proof' plus fifteen impressions, numbered 12/15
Size: 7 1/2 X 6 1/2 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
  Matted With 100% Archival Materials
Condition: Printed upon fine, hand-made paper and with full, deckled margins as printed and published by the artist in a small, limited edition of thirteen impressions. Signed, titled and numbered, '12/15', in pencil under the plate mark. A finely printed impression and in excellent condition throughout. "Equus LVI" represents a superb, original example of the mezzotint art of A. David Crown.
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Original Mezzotint & Drypoint by the American artist, A. David Crown M. D.

Equus LVI by David Crown
Equus LVI

View other original Mezzotints by the American artist, A. David Crown M. D.

A. David Crown (Born, London, England - Resides, Gainesville, Florida)
# Title & Artist Medium Date Info -
01- Equus LVI by A. David Crown Original Mezzotint & Drypoint c. 2005 Signed, titled and numbered, '12/15', in pencil by David Crown. Sold
02.- Hens and Chickens by A. David Crown Original Mezzotint c. 2005 Signed, titled and numbered, '14/17', in pencil by David Crown. Sold
03.- Ship of Fools by A. David Crown Original Mezzotint & Drypoint c. 2005 Signed, titled and numbered, '8/17', in pencil by David Crown. Sold
04.- Where have You Been? by A. David Crown Original Mezzotint c. 2005 Signed, titled and numbered, '11/13', in pencil by David Crown. Sold

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