Frank Brangwyn: Way of the Cross - Tapa dura

Auad Publishing is privileged to offer this much revered interpretation of The Twelve Stations of the Cross by master painter, muralist, watercolorist, illustrator and printmaker Frank Brangwyn. This is a limited edition specially designed portfolio with fourteen individual illustrations and a 4 page essay by Dr. Libby Horner, considered the world s leading authority on this artist. This edition is limited to 700 numbered copies. The plates measure 11" x 14 and are printed by letterpress on Teton 80 lb. stock by D.T. Printing in San Francisco, packaged in a sturdy portfolio-box embossed by Regent Publishing Services Ltd."

Frank Brangwyn, an Anglo-Welsh artist was born in Bruges, Belgium in May 12, 1867. In 1874 the family moved back to England. At seventeen, one of his paintings was accepted at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. Brangwyn was an artistic genius. As well as paintings and drawings, he produced designs for stained glass, furniture, ceramics, table glassware, building interiors, lithographers, and woodcutters and was an illustrator of books. In 1941 he was knighted by the King of England. Frank Brangwyn died in his home is Sussex, England on June 11, 1956

Apart fromher work as a freelance curator, writer, researcher, lecturer and producer, she has also compiling the Catalogue Raisonne of Brangwyn's work in all media and write authentication reports on his art for both aution houses and individuals.