The Stone's Silent Witness

© John Beerman

The Stone's Silent Witness

Currently not on view

The Stone's Silent Witness,

1986

John Beerman, born 1958, Greensboro, NC
Printed by S. Mallozzi and J. Hesse at Hudson River Editions
Published by Rutgers Archives for Printmaking Studios
2006-162

Information

Title
The Stone's Silent Witness
Dates

1986

Maker
John Beerman
Printed by S. Mallozzi and J. Hesse at Hudson River Editions
Published by Rutgers Archives for Printmaking Studios
Medium
Color aquatint and color surface roll from two different-sized plates on German etching off-white wove paper
Dimensions
image: 61.0 x 97.6 cm. (24 x 38 7/16 in.) sheet: 78.7 x 107.4 cm. (31 x 42 5/16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of James Kraft, Class of 1957
Object Number
2006-162
Place Made

North America, United States

Inscription
Numbered in graphite below plate, lower left: 24//60 Signed and dated in graphite below plate, lower right: John Beerman '86
Marks/Labels/Seals
Workshop blindstamp, lower right
Culture
American
Type
aquatints, prints
Materials
wove paper
Techniques
mounting, aquatint
Subject
landscapes (environments), lakes

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