Monotype prints
Monotypes are creative, one-off prints where ink is rolled up, one colour at a time, and transferred onto a flat surface (plate) such as Perspex or Aluminium, for printing through a press. The plate is wiped clean once the print is completed. No repeat printing is possible.
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These monotype prints have been exhibited at the Bankside Gallery, London in the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers’ annual RE Original Prints Exhibitions. These prints have been sold to private collecters.
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Kate is an elected member of The Society of Wood Engravers (SWE) and contributes to the Society’s journal Multiples. Also, she is an elected Fellow to The Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers (RE). She has served on the committees for both societies.
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Pontoon, 37x43cm
Grainstore, 37x43cm
Riverside Industry, 37x45cm
Cranes 32x40cm
Estuary, 36x44cm
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Deborah Roslund Collection
Private Collection
Private Collection
Red Jet, 38x43cm
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Refinery & Power station, 21x30cm
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Bridge at Sunset, 21x30cm
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Garden Statue, 21x30cm
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Garden Temple, 21x30m
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The Red Tree, 25x21cm
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Tree on a Hill, 25x21cm
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Master Jack and Mistress Jill represent a nostalgic visit to Kate's collection from the 1950's of small, toy figures and farm animals which where manufactured by Britains for their Model Home Farm series.
Mistress Jill, 55x33cm
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Master Jack, 55x33cm
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Malvolio and Autolycus. These two prints were created in 2016 for a successful exhibition organised by the Bankside Gallery, London in collaboration with Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre.