Printmaking Today: A Studio Handbook

Jules Heller

1972

Book

Holt, Rinehart and Winston, New York
Second edition
viii, 344 pages
10.25" tall

Description

Printmaking Today is a studio handbook of technique by the printmaker Jules Heller, here in its second edition of 1972. Heller was the founding dean of arts and architecture at Penn State in 1963 and of fine arts at York University in Toronto in 1968, and York called the book the first studio handbook published on the graphic arts. Among its illustrations is Picture Frame, a 1968 plotter drawing by Jef Raskin and Richard Fraenkel that is also in this collection. Raskin had earned a master’s degree in computer science at Penn State in 1967 and later started the Macintosh project at Apple.

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