HJ Jackson
PW439
Linocut - Framed
Mount size 6 x 14cm
£120
On the Shingle Bank
Linocut - Framed
Imaget size 44.5 x 41cm
£440
PZ75
Linocut - Framed
Image size 6 x 14cm
£120
Shimmering Light
Linocut - Framed
Image size 28 x 51cm
£370
Floats
Linocut - Framed
Image Size 28 x 51cm
£370
Floats, Ropes and Reflections
Linocut - Framed
Image size 23 x 35.5cm
£320
Beached Three
Linocut - Framed
Image size 69 x 388cm
£490
Empty Boxes
Linocut - Framed
Image size 40.5 x 53.5cm
£450
Wheelhouse LT1
Linocut - Mounted
Image size 23 x 51cm
£230
Safe Mooring II
Linocut - Framed
Image Size 28 x 51cm
£370
The Blue Mizzen
Linocut - Framed
Image size 23 x 35.5cm
£320
To see HJ’s fantastic and unique linocuts pop into the gallery, or get in touch and we
will be happy to supply you with further images and details of all the current
work - we have lots more in stock.
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- Artist statement -
Born in King’s Lynn, Norfolk, in 1938, H.J.Jackson (John to his friends) cut his first lino
block during his last year at school in 1953. The small print earned him a
place at Norwich Art School. He obtained a National Diploma in Graphic Design
and subsequently worked in Marketing and Publicity, printmaking during evenings
and weekends. Since 1995 he has pursued printmaking full time.
Working from photographic reference, John produces a drawing to the size of the
proposed print. He then plans the number of lino blocks needed, some printing
more than one colour. The drawing is photocopied onto tracing paper, reversed and transferred using
carbon onto the lino. With drawing ink, he identifies the areas to be retained
before cutting using only two tools: a V tool and a small gauge. The different
blocks are printed using oil based inks and pin-hole registration. The printing
is carried out entirely by hand, burnishing using a tobacco tin.
The declining fishing industry features strongly in John’s work and he likes his boats to look as if they have been to sea. The multiple
layers of ink result in a ‘treacly’ appearance which helps to gives them the look of working vessels.
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