Elspeth Lamb RSA
The Sacred Cenote, 1991
Lithograph and woodcut
130 x 110 cm
Edition of 6 plus 3 artist's proofs
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This work is priced framed. Printed in 1991, The Sacred Cenote was made at the Edinburgh College of Art Printmaking and Post Graduate School, based at Inverleith, where Lamb was...
This work is priced framed.
Printed in 1991, The Sacred Cenote was made at the Edinburgh College of Art Printmaking and Post Graduate School, based at Inverleith, where Lamb was a young tutor. Head of Department, Bob Callender, had acquired a large Mailander offset press with a 40 x 54 inch bed so that the college could offer lithography on a grand scale to students and Lamb printed various very large works on this press in the 1980s and 90s. The Sacred Cenote was printed from zinc plate and plywood in two sections which were abutted together to make one image. The work references a Mayan well in Chichen Itza, a historical site in the Yucatan.
Printed in 1991, The Sacred Cenote was made at the Edinburgh College of Art Printmaking and Post Graduate School, based at Inverleith, where Lamb was a young tutor. Head of Department, Bob Callender, had acquired a large Mailander offset press with a 40 x 54 inch bed so that the college could offer lithography on a grand scale to students and Lamb printed various very large works on this press in the 1980s and 90s. The Sacred Cenote was printed from zinc plate and plywood in two sections which were abutted together to make one image. The work references a Mayan well in Chichen Itza, a historical site in the Yucatan.
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