Phil Sanders on Robert Blackburn's Printing Workshop: Part 1.
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In part one of three filmed segments, artist and master printer Phil Sanders discusses the Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop where Sanders served as director and master printer. In conversation with Katherine Blood, Sanders talks about Bob Blackburn's founding of the workshop and explores Blackburn's legendary contributions as a color lithographer and woodcut artist. Sanders also looks at an example of Blackburn's collaborative work with artist Grace Hartigan while Blackburn was the first master printer at Universal Limited Art Editions studio.
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