Paper Cutting Collection

Paper-making and cutting machine by Bryan, Donkin and Co. in the International Exhibition, 1862. Creator: Unknown
Paper-making and cutting machine by Bryan, Donkin and Co. in the International Exhibition, 1862. Side elevation of a machine...intended to manufacture an endless sheet of paper of any width under

Valentine, c. 1937. Creator: Vincent P. Rosel
Valentine, c. 1937

Framed Paper Cutting, c. 1938. Creator: Clyde L. Cheney
Framed Paper Cutting, c. 1938

The Papercutting, c. 1890. Found in the Collection of Landesmuseum Joanneum

Abstract visualization, curved paper cut-outs

Abstract visualization, paper and shape cutouts

Richard Wagner, left, offers snuff to Anton Bruckner. A paper cutting or silhouette by Otto Bohler the Austrian silhouette artist. Wilhelm Richard Wagner, 1813 - 1883

Mlynska kolonada Paintings Czech Republic
Mlynska kolonada, Paintings in the Czech Republic, Paper cutting, 1901, Karlovy Vary Region, Karlsbad, An der Muhlbrunnen Colonade

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"Exploring the Art of Paper Cutting: Abstract Visualizations and Curved Cut-Outs" Step into a world of abstract visualization as paper transforms into intricate shapes through the art of paper cutting. From curved cut-outs to framed masterpieces, this ancient craft captivates with its delicate beauty. Dating back to c. 1937, Vincent P. Rosel's Valentine creation showcases the timeless allure of paper and shape cutouts. The precision and creativity in Clyde L. Cheney's Framed Paper Cutting from c. 1938 further exemplify the versatility of this art form. Traveling even further back in time, we encounter The Papercutting from c. 1890—a testament to how long this technique has fascinated artists and enthusiasts alike. But it is not just visual arts that embrace paper cutting; it extends its reach to other realms as well. In an intriguing silhouette by Otto Bohler, Richard Wagner offers snuff to Anton Bruckner—an exquisite example of how this medium can capture historical moments with grace and elegance. Venturing beyond individual creations, we discover Mlynska kolonada Paintings in Czech Republic—where entire landscapes come alive through vibrant paper-cutting displays. And let us not forget about innovation. Enter the realm of technology with the invention of the Paper-Cutting Machine—a modern twist on an age-old tradition that allows for mass production while preserving artistic integrity.