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The Mystery of The Monotype 
Dolors Escala

Exhibition of engravings inspired by nature and landscape from the artist’s abstract perspective

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This exhibition shows how the Catalan artist Dolors Escala uses the monotype technique to create unique and distinctive engravings, working with form, texture, and color as if the print was a painting. From an engraving on a copper plate or iron with acid, she adds tree leaves and other materials, to create unique prints that are transferred to paper either by manually rubbing or using a press.

 

Over the years, she has incorporated many different techniques and artistic styles in her artworks. From a very young age, she wanted to be a painter and took private lessons with various painters. However, eventually, she found she could not find her own identity in that medium. Later in her life, while attending a school of textile design in Barcelona, a professor suggested that she explore the art of engraving.

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Today she continues to experiment with different forms, colors and materials in her engaging personal style. Most of her engravings are printed on hand-made paper from the famous “Museum of Paper” in her hometown of Capellades, near Barcelona.

 

In 2022, she was a finalist at the prestigious Mini Print International at Taller Galería Fort in Cadaques, Spain, which included six-hundred and ten artists from different parts of the world. Also, last year, she had two one-person exhibits in Catalunya, one of them at “La Tossa,” a pre-Romanic Church from the 10th century.

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Ms. Escala will be able to join us for an Artist Reception, April 20th at 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm.

Show Dates:  April 3rd – May 12th. 

 

The Little Gallery is located in Oregon State University at 210 Kidder Hall Corvallis, Oregon 97331

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Hours are: Monday to Friday: 10 am - 6 pm 

Closed during noon hour 

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