Verdigris (8 Ergebnisse)

First Edition. Mezzotints by Judith Rothchild One of an edition limited to 50 copies numbered and signed by the artist and poet Square 8vo Fine copy The text was composed in response to a series of four mezzotints by the artist. The four images are a sequence which can be viewed in series (when the pages are folded out to overlap), or as individual icons with textual accompaniment. The four deep black mezzotints give a mysterious tranquility to the beautiful yet everyday objects depicted. A leporello with fold-out concertina pages on which the mezzotints rest is contained in screen-printed black Somerset wrappers with end-papers marbled by the artist. The whole is contained within a matching noir printed slipcase.…

Illustrated with a mezzotint by Judith Rothchild One of an edition limited to 45 numbered copies, signed by the artist 8vo Fine copy The original letter, addressed to the American people, was written by Hugo in response to the sentence of execution issued on John Brown in 1859, for his part in attempting to emancipate the slaves of Virginia. It was written while Hugo still maintained hope that the 'noble nation' of America, 'sister of the French Republic', would see its moral responsibility, and the Federation intervene to prevent Brown's killing. The passionate appeal is presented here in both the original French and as an English translation. Typeset by Mark Lintott and printed on BFK Rives using an Albion press. The print was produced by the artist on Hahnemuhle. Leporello binding with cloth hinges, the boards covered in marbled papers produced by the artist, in a matching slipcase.…

Softcover. Zustand: Fine. Softcover. Number 8 of 28 copies signed by the printers and illustrator. This handsome and compelling new work from the esteemed Verdigris press addresses the impact that the current American presidential administration has made on our society and culture. These visionary quotes by George Orwell, taken mainly from 1984 and Animal Farm, were chosen for their worrying pertinence in 2026. They invite us to consider the links betwee fiction, reality, and the ways that history will repeat itself without proper intervention (from the colophon).The book was designed by Nora Cornell, Mark Lintott, and Judith Rothchild. Nora Cornell and Mark Lintott created the typography and printed the book in letterpress, and Judith Rothchild the linocuts. Mark Lintott created the slipcases that are covered with the black and gray image of a hand. adorned with the linocuts. The 28 copies were printed on gray Rives BFK paper primarily in Univers with additional French wooden characters. on a Vandercook press in the Editions Verdigris workshop in January 2026. In fine condition. Measures 7.5 x 9 inches. Unpaginated. ARTB/030426. Signed.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. Rothchild, Judith. Hardcover. 20 of 30 copies. Copies 26 to 29 were hors commerce, and number 30 was given to the Bibliotheque Nationale de France. SIGNED BY ARTIST AND WRITER. This beautiful work has eleven stunning numbered and initialed mezzotints by artist Judith Rothchild. Rothchild is an American born artist who lives in the Languedoc region of France. Also a pastel artist, she has become famous for her mezzotints, perhaps the most difficult printmaking technique. Rouanet is a well known French writer. The colophon says that the work is a collaboration between the two, who share a deep love for the Languedoc. Rouanet's text, in French, was inspired by Rothchild's prints of food and wine and by the spirit of a local restaurant, Le Mimosa. The folio sized pages are loose in a yellow and green box made by Lisa Knoblauch with the front board decorated with mimosa leaves done by serigraph. Printed by Mark Lintott in Vendome Romain type on an Albion press. The prints are protected by tissue guards. 20 pages including the prints. PRI/061207. Rothchild, Judith (illustrator).…

Text by Marie Rouanet with eight mezzotints of snails by Judith Rothchild. One of 50 copies printed on Hahnemühle paper on an 1867 handpress by Mark Lintott, this no.32 signed by the author and artist. 223 x 174 mms. Oblong 8vo., in concertina format the whole loose as issued in green screenprinted wrappers with images of a shells on sides and black lettering on spine, in the original green board slipcase with the same shell images. Octon, Verdigris. A stunning production with Rothchild's mezzotints of snails wandering around the pages as a snail invades an abandoned garden. Mark Lintott has set the short text perfectly to reflect its style and the illustrations. The whole has a serene, balanced beauty.The short text is reprinted from the last chapter of the Occitan author Marie Rouanet's book Tout jardin est Eden. Rouanet has published many books on the culture of the Occitan region and although a regional writer she enjoys a national reputation in France.Judith Rothchild is an American painter/printmaker who collaboraters with the English printer Mark Lintott on Verdigris in the South of France. She has an international reputation and her work has been exhibited at more than thirty solo exhibitions throughout the United States and Europe and is in numerous public collections. She has been represented by Francis Kyle Gallery since 1985.…

Five round mezzotints of figs in various stages of bursting by Judith Rothchild plus a screen prints of fig leaves including a two-coloured one facing the colophon. Printed on Hahnemuhle paper in Vendome Romain type by Mark Lintott. One of 12 deluxe copies (this no.9) with an extra signed mezzotint printed exclusively for this edition. Sq. 4to., loose as issued in velvet black wrappers screen printed with fig leaves, green lettering on spine, in the original black clamshell box with fig leaf on upper cover. Octon, Verdigris. D.H. Lawrence's provocative and erotic poem Fig first appeared in Birds, Beasts and Flowers in 1923. It achieved notoriety when it was used in a memorable scene in Ken Russell's film Women in Love. It is stunning presented here with wonderful use of spacing for the text and luscious illustration. A sensual and and beautiful piece of printing. Judith Rothchild is an American painter/printmaker who collaboraters with the English printer Mark Lintott on Verdigris publications in the South of France. She has an international reputation and her work has been exhibited at more than thirty solo exhibitions throughout the United States and Europe and is in numerous public collections. She has been represented by Francis Kyle Gallery since 1985.…

Illustrated with mezzotints by Judith Rothchild One of an edition limited to 30 numbered copies signed by the author and artist Folio Fine copy The original text by Marie Ruanet was inspired by ten mezzotints by the artist and the spirit of the French restaurant, The Mimosa, created by Bridget and David Pugh. The artist has captured the most unexpected and picturesque angles of the restaurant - the bottles at rest in the cellar, a bowl of olives in the shadow of a pair of wine glasses, and various signature dishes including dandelion salad and ceps. The section on the langoustine particularly delighted this reader. A suite of prints and texts in loose sheets of Hahnemuhle paper. The text was hand-set in Vendome and printed by Mark Lintott on an Albion hand press. Mezzotints and screenprints, printed and signed by the artist. Contained within a clamshell box, covered in Fabriano Ingres screenprinted with a bright polychrome design of mimosa leaves.…

Text by Marie Rouanet. Mezzotints by Judith Rothchild. One of 30 copies (this no.19). 42 x 31.5 cms, loose as issued with original loose screen printed covers, housed in a box screen printed by the artist. Verdigris, Octon. The delicious mezzotints follow the course of a large repast at the Magie Blanche to celebrate 20 years of its existence.…