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Artists' Prints and Multiples

Millie McKibbon, Lidi Kuiper, Gordon Lebredt, Tony Tascona, Robert Achtemichuk, Marc St‐Pierre, Max Dean, Don Proch, Steve Higgins, David Umholtz, Katelin Butler

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McKibbon discusses the prints in the exhibition, demonstrating how printmaking techniques are modified to fulfill the demands of the artist. Includes a glossary and statements by 10 artists.

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McKibbon discusses the prints in the exhibition, demonstrating how printmaking techniques are modified to fulfill the demands of the artist. Includes a glossary and statements by 10 artists.

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McKibbon discusses the prints in the exhibition, demonstrating how printmaking techniques are modified to fulfill the demands of the artist. Includes a glossary and statements by 10 artists.

Key concepts: Multiple, Visual arts, Art, Arithmetic, Mathematics

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