Art

1979 Peter & Traudl Markgraf Art Exhibition Print

$129.95
Form

Los Angeles, CA · Reported available

View listing ↗
Named in listing

Markgraf

Type

Prints

Period

1979

Dimensions

Width 30 in × Height 22 in

Materials

Print

Condition
View full details

Excellent condition. About the Artist - Peter & Traudl Markgraf Peter Markgraf (1924-2008) and Traudl Markgraf (1925-2003), a Canadian husband-and-wife art duo known as MARKGRAF, gained prominence for developing a unique silk screen printing process in their Hudson, Quebec studio during the 1970s. Their innovative technique involved simultaneously placing two colors on the screen, creating a distinctive transition effect. It took them two years to perfect the smooth shading that became their signature. Initially focusing on non-objective abstract works, the couple transitioned to West Coast landscapes upon moving to British Columbia. Over a decade on the Sunshine Coast, they produced around 200 editions, predominantly featuring British Columbia scenery. Their editions, numbering 100 to 150 signed and numbered prints, along with artist's and printer's proofs, were highly sought after, capturing the beauty of the Canadian landscapes.

Condition: Excellent condition.

Medium

silk screen printing process

Items in listing

1

Dealer notes

1979 Peter & Traudl Markgraf Art Exhibition Print. Printed in Canada by the Children of Raven Publishing. Original vintage art print featuring uplifting vista landscape view of a series of dunes. Size: 30”W x 22”H. About the Artist - Peter & Traudl Markgraf Peter Markgraf (1924-2008) and Traudl Markgraf (1925-2003), a Canadian husband-and-wife art duo known as MARKGRAF, gained prominence for developing a unique silk screen printing process in their Hudson, Quebec studio during the 1970s. Their innovative technique involved simultaneously placing two colors on the screen, creating a distinctive transition effect. It took them two years to perfect the smooth shading that became their signature. Initially focusing on non-objective abstract works, the couple transitioned to West Coast landscapes upon moving to British Columbia. Over a decade on the Sunshine Coast, they produced around 200 editions, predominantly featuring British Columbia scenery. Their editions, numbering 100 to 150 signed and numbered prints, along with artist's and printer's proofs, were highly sought after, capturing the beauty of the Canadian landscapes.

Listing information

Last checked

Added

Details are supplied by the dealer. Confirm availability and shipping before purchasing.

Loading history…