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SHERRY SHERWOOD
WHITE-LINE WOODCUTS
truro-croquet copy
Image-3 copy
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Reflections IMG_5884[4472]
truro-croquet copy
1/3
The Provincetown print or white-line color woodcuts are a truly American art form.
Developed in Provincetown, Massachusetts around 1915 by a group of artists interested in pursuing different methods of the woodcut.
Rediscovered in the early 80's by Artist and P.A.A.M. director, Bill Evaul, the medium experienced new attention.
An extensive collection of these woodcuts exhibited across the country by the Smithsonian in 1983 gave new life and national exposure to a virtually extinct art form.
Sherry Sherwood, who studied under Bill Evaul, is one of only a handful of artists today that work exclusively in this medium.
Sherry Sherwood is the owner of Sherwood Gallery's specializing in printmaking of the white-line woodcut, "PROVINCETOWN," print method.
Also Available for:
Museum quality framing, Faux painting, Murals and Design work.
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