Force - Handmade Linocut Print
Force - Handmade Linocut Print
Force - Handmade Linocut Print
Force - Handmade Linocut Print
Force - Handmade Linocut Print
Force - Handmade Linocut Print
Artisan Tarot

Force - Handmade Linocut Print

In stock
Sale price$325.00

This is a first-edition linocut print of 'Force' from our restoration of the Jean Dodal Tarot, dated 1701. This print is handmade by Krisztina Kondor.

  • The size is A3 - 11-3/4” x 16-1/2”
  • Linocut print on archival paper. High-quality ink with excellent lightfastness.
  • Numbered on the back of the print.
  • Ships in a protective tube.
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Artist

Krisztina Kondor

Size

A3 - 11-3/4 x 16-1/2 inches

Material

Linocut print on archival paper. High-quality ink with excellent lightfastness.

Krisztina Kondor

Krisztina is the co-founder of Artisan Tarot. She has a Master’s Degree in Design from The University of Sopron. She specializes in linocut printmaking, which is similar to how tarot cards were produced. This background gives her unique insight into digitally restoring historic artwork. To date, she has created 16 tarot decks for Artisan Tarot.

Additional Information

Linocut printmaking is similar to the process that was used to create the original Tarot cards. However, rather than carving the image on wood blocks, the artist hand-carves a negative of the image into linoleum sheets.

A roller is used to apply ink to the linoleum. Paper is then placed on top of the ink, and pressure is masterfully applied by hand. A different linoleum sheet must be created for each color used in the final print. Each color must be applied separately and requires perfect alignment.

Since each print must be dry before the next color is applied, this precision process takes over a week to complete. To guarantee the highest image quality, this first edition is limited to only 25 prints.

We recommend a frame with museum glass and archival-quality backing.

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