PHOTO FILE- PHOTOS CORRESPOND TO SLIDESHOW
Photo- Robert Blackburn, 1987
Photograph by Peter Sumner Walton Bellamy
Refugees (aka People in a Boat) 1938
Lithograph 11 1/8” 15 ¾”, edition 4 of 8
Loan from North Carolina Central University Art Museum, Gift
of Christopher Maxey, Photograph in Monograph by Peter Geoffrion
Boy with Green Head 1948
Lithograph, 14 ½” x
10 ½”
Loan from the Clark Atlanta University Art Collection,
Courtesy of Clark Atlanta University Art Collection
Girl in Red, 1950
Lithograph, 18 ¼” x 13 ½”
Loan from Prints and Photographs Division, Library of
Congress, Washington D.C.
Photograph by Karl Peterson
Note: This reproduction includes registration marks, which
Blackburn used to align the various colors, as well as the printed edge of a
lithographic stone. Normally, these
marks from the artist’s process would be covered by a mat.
Red Wine Glass c. 1950
Lithograph, 12 ¼ x 17
Loan from Nelson/Dunks Collection. Photograph by Greg Staley
Blue Wine Bottle c. 1951
Still Life(aka White Jug), c.1950
Lithograph, 13 ½” x 18 ¼” Loan from Nelson/Dunks Collection.
Photograph by Greg Staley
Red Pipe (aka Red Pitcher Still Life)1958
Lithograph16 ½” x 21 3/4 “
Loan from Wes and Missy Cochran, Cochran collection,
Photograph by Ben Arnold
BLACKBURN’S STILL LIFES BECOME MORE ABSTRACT
Quiet Instrument 1958
Lithograph, 11 ¼ x 8 ¾” edition 11 of 12 ( ed.number may
differ)
Loan from Nelson/Dunks Collection, Photograph by Greg Staley
Reflections (aka The Mirror). 1960
Lithograph, 18 ½” x
23 ¾”
Loan from Nelson/Dunks Collection, photograph by Greg Staley
Heavy Forms (Pink) 1958
Lithograph, 15 ¾” x 19 ½”
Loan from Wes and Missy Cochran, Cochran Collection.
Photograph by Karl Peterson
Heavy Forms (Pink) 1958
Lithograph, 19 ½” x 15 ¾”
Loan from Nelson/Dunks Collection. Photograph by Greg Staley
Heavy Forms, 1961
Lithograph, 15 ¾” x 19 ½” Loan from Wes and Missy Cochran,
Cochran Collection, Photograph by Karl Peterson
Additionally- in Deborah Cullen’s essay
Heavy forms, 1961
Lithograph, edition of 10
15 ¾” x 19 ½”
The Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop Print Collection
Image c: the estate of Robert Blackburn. Used with Permission. Prints and photographs Division. The Library of Congress, Washington D.C.
Blue Window, c 1962-1963
Lithograph, 17 ½’ x 26 ¾”
Loan from Wes and Missy Cochran, Cochran Collection. Photograph by Karl Peterson
Windowed Shapes, 1963
Lithograph, 17 ½” x 26 ½”
Loan from Wes and Missy Cochran, Cochran Collection. Photograph by Karl Peterson
NOTE- we don’t know which actual print as is not in reverse
of illustrated print images
This is an example of woodblock used to create one of the
Three Ovals (aka The Ovals) prints ca late 1960’s- early1970s
Woodcut, 12 x 15 ¼”
Image c: the Estate of Robert Blackburn, Used with
permission
Three Ovals (aka The Ovals), 1960’s-1970s
Woodcut, 17 1/5” x 14 ½”
Loan from Nelson/Dunks Collection. Photograph by Greg Staley
Red Inside, 1972 – late 1980s
Woodcut, 12” x 11 ½”
Loan from Nelson/Dunks Collection. Photograph by Greg Staley
Woodscape, 1984
Woodcut, 12’ x 15 1/4”
Loan from the estate of Robert Blackburn and the Robert
Blackburn Printmaking Workshop, The Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts, NY,
Photograph by Karl Peterson
Blue Things, c.1963-1970
Woodcut, 20” x 26”
Loan from Wes and Misty Cochran, Cochran Collection,
Photograph by Karl Peterson
Purple Flash III, 1972
Woodcut, 26” x 20”
Loan from Nelson/Dunks Collection. Photograph by Greg Staley
Yellow Flash, 1972
Woodut, 26” x 20”
Loan from Prints and Photographs Division, Library of
Congress, Washington, D.C. Photograph by
Karl Peterson
Modern Times, 1974
Woodcut, 11 ½” x 11 ¼”
Loan from Nelson Nelson/Dunks Collection. Photograph by Greg
Staley
Modern Times, 1984
Woodcut, 11 ½”x 11 ¼”
Loan from Wes and Missy Cochran, Cochran Collection,
photograph by Karl Peterson
Sunburst, 1967-1969
Woodcut, 20”x 25”
Loan from Robin Holder, Photograph by Karl Peterson
Space Shape (aka Space Ship, Kiss Shape), 1970
Woodcut, 22” x 20”
Loan from Prints and Photographs Division, Library of
Congress, Washington D.C. Photograph by Karl Peterson
Penumbra I (aka Walk in the Shade), 1970-1974
Woodcut, 20” x 26”
Loan from Nelson/Dunks Collection. Photograph by Greg Staley
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