Robert Tavener, Cliffs & Foreshore, Seven Sisters, 1970, limited edition giclee print
Exclusive to Towner
Exclusive to Towner, in partnership with Emma Mason Gallery, 2024 to coincide with the Towner exhibition Robert Tavener Shape Pattern Colour : The Art of Printmaking
A reproduction limited edition giclee print after the original linocut on paper by Robert Tavener.
- edition of 250
- printed on 300gsm Monte Carlo mould-made rag paper
- image size : 430mm tall x 560mm wide
- paper size: 580mm tall x 700mm wide
- Includes certificate of authentication
- this print is unframed and will be sent rolled in a card postal tube.
About the exhibition -Spanning the career of artist Robert Tavener (1920-2004) this exhibition brings together a range of lithographs, linocuts and illustrations drawn from the collections held by Towner and Emma Mason.
A prolific printmaker, Tavener was inspired by his surroundings in London and Kent where he lived and worked in his early career, and the Sussex coast and South Downs following his move to Eastbourne in 1953, a place he loved and where he lived for the rest of his life.
Tavener was appointed Head of Printmaking at Eastbourne College of Art, setting up a thriving and highly respected department, at the same time producing illustrations for children's books and completing commissions for London Transport, Shell, the BBC, and the Radio Times. In 1958 he was invited to illustrate the diary for the Kynoch Press, following in the footsteps of fellow Eastbourne artist Eric Ravilious.
Taveners' prints are varied, bold and colourful, always a personal interpretation of the richness and beauty of the landscape and architecture through shape, pattern, texture and design.
An exclusive pair of limited edition prints of Tavener's work from the exhibition will be available to purchase in the Towner Shop during the exhibition.