Block Printing Collection

Block Printing, 1812 (stipple engraving)
1574805 Block Printing, 1812 (stipple engraving); (add.info.: Block printing in China. Stipple engraving, China 1812.); Universal History Archive/UIG.

Linocut Branch #1
Alisa Galitsyna

Linocut Plant #2
Alisa Galitsyna

Linocut Plant #1
Alisa Galitsyna

Lino Print #1 / Flowers in a Vase
Alisa Galitsyna

Tiny Houses #1 | Hand-printed Linocut
Alisa Galitsyna

Native Flowers
Alisa Galitsyna

Neighbourhood
Alisa Galitsyna

One Hundred-Leaved Plant #21 / Lino Print
Alisa Galitsyna

Modern Plant / Lino Print
Alisa Galitsyna

Linocut Abstract #7
Alisa Galitsyna

Linocut Vase #5
Alisa Galitsyna

Linocut Vase #8
Alisa Galitsyna

Linocut Vase #6
Alisa Galitsyna

French Renaissance, Block Printing and Embroidery (colour litho)
2776871 French Renaissance, Block Printing and Embroidery (colour litho) by German School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: French Renaissance, Block Printing and Embroidery)

Calico-Printing (engraving)
5221722 Calico-Printing (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Calico-Printing. From Illustrations of Useful Arts and Manufactures by Charles Tomlinson (SPCK)

Block Printing at Jeffrey and Co. Liverpool Road, Islington, London, c
3703887 Block Printing at Jeffrey and Co. Liverpool Road, Islington, London, c.1880 (w/c on paper) by Capper, Edith (fl.1865-84); 26.3x30 cm; Leeds Museums and Art Galleries (Temple Newsam House)

Fragment wood-block print linen 1200s - 1300s
Fragment of a wood-block print on linen, 1200s - 1300s. Egypt, Mamluk period, 1200s-1300s. Block printing on linen tabby ground; overall: 15.3 x 17.2 cm (6 x 6 3/4 in.)

Printing press, 16th century
Printing press. Historical artwork of men working in a 16th century printing press. The printers are in the foreground whilst, behind them

Toy and Joy contemporary Jaipur hand block printing works, Jaipur, Rajasthan state, India, Asia

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"Exploring the Art of Block Printing: From Catching Fireflies to Modern Masterpieces" Block printing, an ancient technique that dates back centuries, continues to captivate art enthusiasts with its intricate designs and timeless beauty. The works of renowned artists such as Eishosai Choki and Yabu Chosui showcase the rich history and evolution of this art form. In "Catching Fireflies, " Eishosai Choki transports us to a mid-1790s scene where fireflies illuminate the night sky, creating a magical ambiance. The delicate lines and meticulous details bring these tiny creatures to life, reminding us of the wonders found in nature. Yabu Chosui's "Portrait of a Rabbit" from 1867 captures the essence of this beloved animal with bold strokes and vibrant colors. This block print exudes charm and playfulness, showcasing the artist's skill in capturing both realism and emotion. The whimsical "Girl Riding a Crane" by an anonymous artist is a delightful parody that combines Chinese influences with Japanese block printing techniques. Created around 1766/67, it showcases how different cultures can inspire artistic expression. Moving into contemporary times, Jaipur hand block printing works like those seen in Toy and Joy exemplify how this traditional craft has evolved over time. These intricate patterns on fabric tell stories of culture and heritage while embracing modern aesthetics. Lino prints have also made their mark in the world of block printing. In "Flowers in a Vase, " we see delicate petals delicately carved onto linoleum blocks before being printed onto paper or fabric—a testament to creativity merging with technique. Nature takes center stage once again in "Native Flowers. " Each flower meticulously carved into lino creates stunning visuals that celebrate botanical beauty while paying homage to traditional craftsmanship. "One Hundred-Leaved Plant #21" showcases how linocut abstracts can push boundaries beyond representational forms.