"Red Rocks" - Reduction Woodcut Print on Paper by Gordon Mortensen vacation She has found that integrating

She has found that integrating collage techniques -- and the layering inherent to that method--creates a sense of juxtaposition that challenges the norms of visual perception while representing locations from Cape Cod to Fenway park

he painted all through his high school years but focused mostly on photography until 2014

including the Governor and Mrs

“in recognition of an artist’s supreme skill and for their dedication and commitment”

5" x 7" Unframed

"Red Rocks" - Reduction Woodcut Print on Paper by Gordon Mortensen vacation She has found that integrating26 x 40" Unframed Woodcut on Paper Gordon Mortensen (b. 1938, American) is one of the best known reduction woodcut print artists working in the U. S today. He works from watercolor studies to understand the color dynamics needed for the woodcut. The artist uses up to sixty four colors and takes as long as three months to create the woodblock image. Although the final outcome has a painterly feel, it is unmistakably a woodcut with rich layered colors