This is a print detail of Railroad Town, a 1951 Jim Flora woodcut. What you see above is approximately one-tenth of the entire 11" x 22.5" work. The rest is equally outrageous.
Barbara and I just returned from Knoxville, where we oversaw proofs for numbered, archival-quality limited edition relief prints of this iconic Flora work. All prints are restruck from the original Flora-cut block, and the edition will be produced by Yee-Haw Industrial Letterpress. Prints should be available in late Spring '07. More details forthcoming. And yes, we will post the entire Railroad Town panorama shortly.
Tuesday, April 3, 2007
Railroad Town (detail 1)
Labels:
1950s,
art prints,
bad behavior,
cars,
details,
dogs,
monsters,
Railroad Town,
violence,
woodcuts,
Yee-Haw Industries
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