"I personally was trained as printmaker and have worked with many artists to produce editions.  While printmaking can be very innovative, there is a certain level of control necessary to reproduce the same results," says Murphy. "I find it very interesting that Bertoia used printmaking, in a way, to lose control and allow himself to explore his senses."

Untitled, 1687, c. 1940's, ink on rice paper, 16" x 15". Image courtesy Seraphin Gallery.  Photo 5 of 7 in Bertoia's Works on Paper by Diana Budds

Bertoia's Works on Paper

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"I personally was trained as printmaker and have worked with many artists to produce editions. While printmaking can be very innovative, there is a certain level of control necessary to reproduce the same results," says Murphy. "I find it very interesting that Bertoia used printmaking, in a way, to lose control and allow himself to explore his senses."

Untitled, 1687, c. 1940's, ink on rice paper, 16" x 15". Image courtesy Seraphin Gallery.