Stephen Lisney
'Stephen Lisney is a self-taught printmaker, experimenting with a variety of techniques including drypoint engraving, reduction linocut and white-line woodcut. He enjoys the fact that each technique brings its own special character to the final image, and he tries to take advantage of this to make attractive and interesting pictures.
Influences on his printmaking include the early 20th century illustrators of private press books, the linocut prints of the Grosvenor School, and the work of the Clevedon-based artist Doris Hatt (1890-1969), whose work deserves to be better known.'
Influences on his printmaking include the early 20th century illustrators of private press books, the linocut prints of the Grosvenor School, and the work of the Clevedon-based artist Doris Hatt (1890-1969), whose work deserves to be better known.'
