The Ca d'Oro
The Ca d’Oro, perhaps the most famous of the palazzi which line the Grand Canal in Venice, was completed in 1430, at which time the stonework was gilded.
This series comprises versions of a lino cut, each of which have been printed or painted with variations.
Ca d'Oro - early proof in pink
Lino cut 17" x 22"
Early trial proof
New York, 1997
Ca d'Oro - early proof in crimson
Lino cut 17" x 22"
Early trial proof
New York, 1997
Ca d'Oro - 1
Lino cut from two blocks,
17" x 22"
New York, 1997
Ca d'Oro - 2
Lino cut from two blocks, with painted background
17" x 22"
New York, 1997
Ca d'Oro - 3
Lino cut from two blocks
17" x 22"
New York, 1997
Ca d'Oro - 4
Lino cut from two blocks, with painted background
17" x 22"
New York, 1997
Ca d'Oro - 5
Lino cut from two blocks
17" x 22"
New York, 1997
Ca d'Oro - 6
Lino cut from two blocks, with painted background
17" x 22"
New York, 1997
Ca d'Oro - 7
Lino cut from two blocks, with painted background
17" x 22"
New York, 1997
Ca d'Oro - 8
Lino cut from two blocks, with painted background
17" x 22"
New York, 1997
Ca d'Oro - large drawing
Pencil, ink and gouache on paper
22" x 29"
New York, 1997
