Summer grass drypoint

Produced in 1997, this 8″ by 10″ etching print was made on a copper plate and the rich line effects were made by directly scribing or needling on the plate called a dry point. Like the many drypoints produced by Rembrandt in the 17th Century, the delicate nature of a drypoint line looses Made following a partial study leave from Dordt making nature sketches in the regional area of Iowa and South Dakota and printed on rag stock. FREE SHIPPING within the continental United States. Email shipping address to jake.vanwyk@dordt.edu   This piece is also available framed with archive materials behind glass or plexiglass for larger works. Email Jake for framing options after purchase of the print for frame and shipping costs.