King ron b 1932 (43 Ergebnisse)

Original silkscreen print, loose in a folder. The folder has been printed by the artist in letterpress with the title and a Chaucer-inspired poem, 'The Monk' by Kevin Power. One of 50 copies, monogrammed in pencil by the artist, this an artist's proof. Image size 282 x 170 mm. Paper size 383 x 253 mm. In addition there is a special print, reproducing Ron King's original designs for each colour used in the screen print. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' text accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask-like prints representing the major characters in The Tales. He printed a second edition in 1978 and, at the same time, produced 50 sets of the prints, each housed in its own folder, with texts by poets such as Kevin Power inspired by Chaucer's character. There were 20 folders with loose prints, numbered I to XX, and all the prints were signed by the artist. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form.…

Blind embossed print using a copper wire sculpture on Khadi hand made paper. 1 of 40, numbered, titled and signed in pencil by the artist. Image size 253 x 220 mm. Paper size 285 x 290 mm. The poet Richard Price and the artist Ron King retell in words and relief prints the Inuit myth of Sedna and the Fulmar. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form.…

Bifolium, being a proof of the text of pp. 21-23, printed letterpress in Plantin type, with original silkscreen print for The Friar on first page with blank verso. From the first edition, titled and monogrammed by the artist in pencil. Image size 325 x 255 mm. Paper size 525 x 362 mm. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using text from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask-like prints representing the major characters. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form.…

Original silkscreen print. Edition of 50, this an Artist's Proof numbered, titled and signed by the artist in pencil. Image size 263 x 260 mm. Paper size 498 x 358 mm. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' text accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask-like prints representing the major characters in The Tales. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form.…

Original silkscreen print. First edition of 50, this an Artist's Proof numbered, titled and signed by the artist in pencil. Image size 370 x 215. Paper size 570 x 395 mm. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' text accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask-like prints representing the major characters in The Tales. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form.…

Original silkscreen print. Edition of 50, this an Artist's Proof numbered, titled and signed by the artist in pencil. Image size 360 x 275 mm. Paper size 580 x 388 mm. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' text accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask-like prints representing the major characters in The Tales. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form.…

Original silkscreen print. Edition of 50, this an Artist's Proof numbered, titled and signed by the artist in pencil. Image size 370 x 250 mm. Paper size 580 x 393 mm. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' text accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask-like prints representing the major characters in The Tales. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form.…

Original silkscreen print. Edition of 50, this an Artist's Proof numbered, titled and signed by the artist in pencil. Image size 266 x 272 mm. Paper size 527 x 327 mm. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' text accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask-like prints representing the major characters in The Tales. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form.…

Blind-embossed print from a copper wire sculpture onto heavy hand made paper. 1 of 50, numbered, titled and signed by the author on both sides. Image size 180 x 180 mm. Paper size 1290 x 260 mm. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form.…

Original silkscreen print, loose in a folder. The folder has been printed by the artist in letterpress with the title and a Chaucer-inspired poem, 'The Wife of Bath's Horse' by Andrew Crozier. One of 50 copies, monogrammed in pencil by the artist. Image size 280 x 140 mm. Paper size 378 x 260 mm. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' text accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask-like prints representing the major characters in The Tales. He printed a second edition in 1978 and, at the same time, produced 50 sets of the prints, each housed in its own folder, with texts by poets such as Andrew Crozier inspired by Chaucer's character. There were 20 folders with loose prints, numbered I to XX, and all the prints were signed by the artist. Andrew Crozier (1943-2008) was a leading poet, a radicalist presence in The British Poetry Revival and an energiser of other poets' work. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form. …

Original silkscreen print, loose in a folder. The folder has been printed by the artist in letterpress with the title and a Chaucer-inspired poem, 'The Squire' by Kevin Power. One of 50 copies, monogrammed in pencil by the artist. Image size 290 x 200 mm. Paper size 382 x 255 mm. In addition there is a special print, reproducing Ron King's original designs for each colour used in the screen print. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' text accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask-like prints representing the major characters in The Tales. He printed a second edition in 1978 and, at the same time, produced 50 sets of the prints, each housed in its own folder, with texts by poets such as Kevin Power inspired by Chaucer's character. There were 20 folders with loose prints, numbered I to XX, and all the prints were signed by the artist. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form.…

Original silkscreen print, loose in a folder. The folder has been printed by the artist in letterpress with the title and a Chaucer-inspired poem, 'The Doctor of Physic' by Keith Please. One of 50 copies, monogrammed in pencil by the artist. Image size 248 x 182 mm. Paper size 380 x 260 mm. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' text accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask-like prints representing the major characters in The Tales. He printed a second edition in 1978 and, at the same time, produced 50 sets of the prints, each housed in its own folder, with texts by poets such as Keith Please inspired by Chaucer's character. There were 20 folders with loose prints, numbered I to XX, and all the prints were signed by the artist. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form.…

Original silkscreen print, loose in a folder. The folder has been printed by the artist in letterpress with the title and a Chaucer-inspired poem, 'The Knight's Horse' by Andrew Crozier. One of 50 copies, monogrammed in pencil by the artist. Image size 235 x 170 mm. Paper size 380 x 260 mm. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' text accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask-like prints representing the major characters in The Tales. He printed a second edition in 1978 and, at the same time, produced 50 sets of the prints, each housed in its own folder, with texts by poets such as Andrew Crozier inspired by Chaucer's character. There were 20 folders with loose prints, numbered I to XX, and all the prints were signed by the artist. Andrew Crozier (1943-2008) was a leading poet, a radicalist presence in The British Poetry Revival and an energiser of other poets' work. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form.…

Original silkscreen print, loose in a folder. The folder has been printed by the artist in letterpress with the title and a Chaucer-inspired poem, 'Dyere' by Roy Fisher. One of 50 copies, monogrammed in pencil by the artist. Image size 227 x 200 mm. Paper size 378 x 260 mm. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' text accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask-like prints representing the major characters in The Tales. He printed a second edition in 1978 and, at the same time, produced 50 sets of the prints, each housed in its own folder, with texts by poets such as Roy Fisher inspired by Chaucer's character. There were 20 folders with loose prints, numbered I to XX, and all the prints were signed by the artist. Roy Fisher (1930-2017) is among the most admired of British poets, who frequently worked with Ron King. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form. …

Original silkscreen print, loose in a folder. The folder has been printed by the artist in letterpress with the title and a Chaucer-inspired poem, 'The Ploughman's Horse' by Andrew Crozier. One of 50 copies, monogrammed in pencil by the artist. Image size 210 x 185 mm. Paper size 380 x 260 mm. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' text accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask-like prints representing the major characters in The Tales. He printed a second edition in 1978 and, at the same time, produced 50 sets of the prints, each housed in its own folder, with texts by poets such as Andrew Crozier inspired by Chaucer's character. There were 20 folders with loose prints, numbered I to XX, and all the prints were signed by the artist. Andrew Crozier (1943-2008) was a leading poet, a radicalist presence in The British Poetry Revival and an energiser of other poets' work. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form.…

Original silkscreen print, loose in a folder. The folder has been printed by the artist in letterpress with the title and a Chaucer-inspired poem, 'The Nonne' by Kevin Power. One of 50 copies, monogrammed in pencil by the artist. Image size 210 x 270 mm. Paper size 380 x 255 mm. In addition there is a special print, reproducing Ron King's original designs for each colour used in the screen print. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' text accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask-like prints representing the major characters in The Tales. He printed a second edition in 1978 and, at the same time, produced 50 sets of the prints, each housed in its own folder, with texts by poets such as Kevin Power inspired by Chaucer's character. There were 20 folders with loose prints, numbered I to XX, and all the prints were signed by the artist. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form.…

Original silkscreen print, loose in a folder. The folder has been printed by the artist in letterpress with the title and a Chaucer-inspired poem, 'The Reeve's Horse' by Andrew Crozier. One of 50 copies, monogrammed in pencil by the artist. Image size 280 x 140 mm. Paper size 378 x 260 mm. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' text accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask-like prints representing the major characters in The Tales. He printed a second edition in 1978 and, at the same time, produced 50 sets of the prints, each housed in its own folder, with texts by poets such as Andrew Crozier inspired by Chaucer's character. There were 20 folders with loose prints, numbered I to XX, and all the prints were signed by the artist. Andrew Crozier (1943-2008) was a leading poet, a radicalist presence in The British Poetry Revival and an energiser of other poets' work. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form.…

Original silkscreen print, loose in a folder. The folder has been printed by the artist in letterpress with the title and a Chaucer-inspired poem, 'The Reeve' by Keith Please. One of 50 copies, monogrammed in pencil by the artist. Image size 248 x 182 mm. Paper size 380 x 260 mm. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' text accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask-like prints representing the major characters in The Tales. He printed a second edition in 1978 and, at the same time, produced 50 sets of the prints, each housed in its own folder, with texts by poets such as Keith Please inspired by Chaucer's character. There were 20 folders with loose prints, numbered I to XX, and all the prints were signed by the artist. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form.…

Original silkscreen print, loose in a folder. The folder has been printed by the artist in letterpress with the title and a Chaucer-inspired poem, 'Cook' by Roy Fisher. One of 50 copies, monogrammed in pencil by the artist. Image size 125 x 231 mm. Paper size 378 x 260 mm. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' text accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask-like prints representing the major characters in The Tales. He printed a second edition in 1978 and, at the same time, produced 50 sets of the prints, each housed in its own folder, with texts by poets such as Roy Fisher inspired by Chaucer's character. There were 20 folders with loose prints, numbered I to XX, and all the prints were signed by the artist. Roy Fisher (1930-2017) is among the most admired of British poets, who frequently worked with Ron King. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form. …

Blind-embossed print from a copper wire sculpture onto heavy hand made paper. 1 of 50, numbered, titled and signed by the author on both sides. Image size 127 x 140 mm. Paper size 195 x 250 mm. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form.…

Original silkscreen print. Titled and monogrammed by the artist in pencil. Second edition. Image size 290 x 200 mm. Paper size 255 x 385 mm. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using text from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask prints representing the major characters in the work. This print was done for the 1978 second edition, which differed in size from the first. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form.…

Original silkscreen print. Titled and monogrammed by the artist in pencil. Second edition. Image size 205 x 207 mm. Paper size 395 x 270 mm Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using text from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask prints representing the major characters in the work. This print was done for the 1978 second edition, which differed in size from the first. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form.…

Original silkscreen print. Titled and monogrammed by the artist in pencil. Image size 265 x 173 mm. Paper size 397 x 272 mm. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using text from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask prints representing the major characters in the work. This print was done for the 1978 second edition, which differed in size from the first. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form.…

Original silkscreen print. Titled and monogrammed by the artist in pencil. This print was done for the 1978 second edition, which differed in size from the first, being rather smaller but still printed by the artist's hand. Image size 297 x 202 mm. Paper size 397 x 275 mm. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using text from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask prints representing the major characters in the work. This print was done for the 1978 second edition, which differed in size from the first, being rather smaller but still printed by the artist's hand. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form. …

Original silkscreen print. Titled and monogrammed by the artist in pencil. Second edition, smaller in size than the first and printed in larger numbers. Image size 275 x 165 mm. Paper size 385 x 273 mm. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using text from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask prints representing the major characters in the work. This print was done for the 1978 second edition, which differed in size from the first, being rather smaller but still printed by the artist's hand. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form.…

Original silkscreen print. Titled and monogrammed by the artist in pencil. Second edition, smaller in size than the first and printed in larger numbers. Image size 250 x 206 mm. Paper size 295 x 275 mm. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using text from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask prints representing the major characters in the work. This print was done for the 1978 second edition, which differed in size from the first, being rather smaller but still printed by the artist's hand. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form.…

Original silkscreen print. Titled and monogrammed by the artist in pencil. This print was done for the 1978 second edition, which differed in size from the first, being rather smaller but still printed by the artist's hand. Image size 213 x 208 mm. Paper size 397 x 273 mm. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using text from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask prints representing the major characters in the work. This print was done for the 1978 second edition, which differed in size from the first, being rather smaller but still printed by the artist's hand. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form. …

Original silkscreen print. Titled and monogrammed by the artist in pencil. This print was done for the 1978 second edition, which differed in size from the first, being rather smaller but still printed by the artist's hand. Image size 277 x 207 mm. Paper size 395 x 275 mm. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using text from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask prints representing the major characters in the work. This print was done for the 1978 second edition, which differed in size from the first, being rather smaller but still printed by the artist's hand. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form. …

Original silkscreen print. Titled and monogrammed by the artist in pencil. Second edition, smaller in size than the first of 1967 and printed in larger numbers. Image size 300 x 190 mm. Paper size 390 x 248 mm. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using text from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask prints representing the major characters in the work. This print was done for the 1978 second edition, which differed in size from the first, being rather smaller but still printed by the artist's hand. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form.…

Original silkscreen print. Second edition. Titled and monogrammed by the artist in pencil. Image size 255 x 200 mm. Paper size 385 x 270 mm. Ron King's first artists' book, The Prologue, was printed in 1967 using text from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales' accompanied by 20 silkscreen mask prints representing the major characters in the work. This print was done for the 1978 second edition, which differed in size from the first. Ron King is probably the most important book artist working in Britain today and continues to produce outstanding, innovative work, leading the way in this art form.…