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The
Department of Prints and Drawings at The Minneapolis Institute of Arts (MIA) was established in 1916. It
is responsible for the care, exhibition, and acquisition of works of art
on paper.
These include woodcuts, engravings, etchings, lithographs, screenprints, drawings, watercolors, pastels, monotypes, multiples, artists' books, and rare books, ranging from early 14th-century illuminated manuscripts to contemporary works on paper. It is the MIA’s hidden treasure chest.
Many of the greatest European and American artists from the Renaissance to the present are represented, often in considerable depth and quality.
Here are my favorite WOODCUTS:
By Edvard Munch (Norway)
Color Woodcut
Vassily Kandinsky (Russia)
Color Woodcut
By Auguste Louis Lepere (France)
Color Woodcut
By Helen Hyde (USA)
Color Woodcut on Japan Paper
By Felix Vallotton (Switzerland)
Woodcut
By Felix Vallotton (Switzerland)
Woodcut
Jean-Emile Laboureur (France)
Woodcut, Color Lithograph