Bather (no.1)
Primary Artist
Joe Furlonger (1952–)
Title
Work number
Australian Print Workshop (1981-), 346
Date made
1989
Place made
Australia, Australia, Victoria, Melbourne View on map Close map
Category
Print type
intaglio
Technique
etching, printed in black ink, from one plate
Matrix size
19.4 x 25.0 cm (plate-mark)
Support
thick off-white wove paper
Support size
38.0 x 45.9 cm (sheet)
Manufacturers mark
no manufacturer's mark
State
published state
Impression
workshop proof 2/2
Edition information
edition of 10; plus 2 state proofs, 1 right-print-proof, 2 artists proofs, 2 printer's proofs, 2 workshop proofs, 1 presentation proof
Inscriptions or device by artist or designated agent
Signed and dated lower right below plate-mark in black pencil, 'JF 89'. Titled lower centre below plate-mark in black pencil, 'Bather'. Inscribed with edition details lower left below plate-mark in black pencil, 'APW 2/2.'.
Inscriptions or device by others involved in the works production
Print workshop blindstamp lower right, 'VPW' [within rectangle]
Inscriptions or device subsequently added to the work
Inscribed verso lower right in black pencil, 'APW 0346' Inscribed verso, lower right edge, in black pencil, '1'
Subject description
The Australian Print Workshop archive of Australian prints and book arts.
Collection
National Gallery of Australia
IRN
123346
Accession number
2002.431.346
Accession method
Purchase
Meeting
Meeting 7, 2001/2002 (2002-06-26)
Provenance
Purchased by the National Gallery of Australia, from the Australian Print Workshop (formerly the Victorian Print Workshop), Melbourne, 2002, where the work was produced.
Credit line
Australian Print Workshop Archive 2, purchased with the assistance of the Gordon Darling Australasian Print Fund 2002
Subject category
Collection: The Australian Print Workshop [formerly Victorian Print Workshop] archive of Australian prints 1981 - 2002, acquired 2002.
Country of context
Australia
Creators
AUSTRALIAN PRINT WORKSHOP | (1989–) Australian | Organisation | print workshop
Furlonger, Joe. | (1952–) Australian | Male | artist