RYE - LIMITED EDITION ETCHINGS (1993-04)
Prints of Rye, East Sussex: The historic Cinque port of the South East coast.
COLIN BAILEY
ARTIST & PRINTMAKER
Rye
Etchings
Etchings
Hastings, Rock a Nore, Fairlight, Winchelsea beach, Rye, Camber, Rye Bay and Dungeness
JAN DINGLE
Original Landscape Etchings
Original Landscape Etchings
Hand coloured etching: Printed by hand on 250 GSM Rives paper off hand drawn copper plates etched in “Dutch Mordant”. Hand coloured with Schmincke watercolours.
What is etching? What is a limited edition print?
What is etching? What is a limited edition print?
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AN INTRODUCTION TO ETCHING
Etching is one of the oldest and most satisfying forms of printmaking and in the hands of a expert can deliver intricacies of line and tone unrivalled by any other printimaking process. From time to time Ryepress will be running short introductions to etching at the studio in Hastings. See Etching for an explanation of the etching process
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Rye is a small hill top town and in East Sussex, England, on the River Rother, and at the western edge of the Walland Marsh, part of the Romney Marshes. Notable buildings in the town include St Mary's church, the Ypres Tower (pronounced "wipers"), Lamb House and many of the houses on Mermaid Street, Watchbell Street, and Church Square. About the Area
View past the Mermaid Inn down Mermaid streetto the Strand, Rye East Sussex.
The Old Vicarage (the pink building) in Church Square, Rye.
View down the cobbles of Watchbell Street in Rye to the Hope and Anchor and Udimore in the distance.
Snow covered fields on the walk past Camber Castle to Winchelsea beach from Rye.
Fishing boats moored next to the fish market on the Salts in Rye.
Rye’s ancient town entrance on the landward side.
View up Mermaid street, Rye's famous medieval cobbled street.
Crumbling stonework in West street leading from church square to Lamb House in Rye
The churchyard of St Mary's church, the most prominent building in Rye, East Sussex bordered by its Tudor buildings.
Peeling paintwork (before it was repainted!) round the windows of an antique shop in the Strand at the bottom of Mermaid Street in Rye
The Piranesi-esque mechanism of the clock in the tower of St Mary’s in Rye