William H. HAYS
IN 4 SEASONS
Highlights
Newest Additions
$225
Spitsbergen – Breeding Tern
VAN OMMEN, Erik
Spitsbergen – Broedende Stern (original Dutch title)Color woodcut reduction. Numbered 14 from the edition of 27.Signed and numbered in pencil.
$250
Black-headed Gull in the Wind
VAN OMMEN, Erik
Kokmeeuw in de Wind (original Dutch title)Color woodcut reduction. Numbered 7 from the edition of 25.Signed and numbered in pencil.
$375
Winter Sun Night Heron
VAN OMMEN, Erik
Winterzon-Nachtreiger (original Dutch title)Color woodcut reduction. Numbered 11 from the edition of 34.Signed and numbered in pencil.
$425
Kestrel, Winter ‘25
VAN OMMEN, Erik
Torenvalk, Winter ‘25(original Dutch title)Color woodcut reduction. Numbered 6 from the edition of 25.Signed and numbered in pencil.
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At the onset of the war in Ukraine, Olesya Dzhurayeva who is married and has two daughters, fled Kyiv with great haste, to avoid the risk of being caught up in Russian aggression. Because her husband, who like all fighting-age men is not allowed to leave Ukraine, she and her family settled for a few weeks in a rural area away from the fighting. Confronted with idleness at this time of fear and despair, the artist turned to printmaking for solace.
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How and when did you decide to become an artist? I cannot really say I ever made the conscious decision to be an artist. I think I have always been interested in ‘creativity’ in various forms, but more as a...
William H. Hays : Sharing his process for relief printing
William H. Hays has created a life for himself that most of us only dream of. In his 100 year old home, the modest studio is completely dominated by a large Conrad etching press. Hays spends his days surrounded by rich pigments and carving tools, worn from frequent use, expertly crafting his work.
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