British artist Frank Dicksee - 1889 Portrait of a Woman - Etching - Etching

Introduction to printmaking_ Printmaking is a visual art form produced through printing means, and the process of printmaking has also experienced constant updating and development. Different from other visual arts, printmaking is made through the inversion or leakage of the layout. It can also be said that it is indirect and plural. Some paintings will have the total number and number of the prints. Common prints include etching prints, mimeograph woodcuts, watermark woodcuts, black and white prints, color process prints, etc. Artist introduction_ Sir Frank Bernard Dicksee (1853 – 1928) was a famous British painter and illustrator, specializing in historical paintings and legendary stories with strong dramatic tension. His portraits were also widely loved by the dignitaries of the time, who all competed to be honored to be painted by him. Although he was not a member of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, which had a profound influence in Britain in the 19th century, he was still regarded as a member of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood because of his relationship with the members and his style. In 1870, Dixie entered the Royal Academy and soon rose to prominence; in 1891, he became a member of the Academy and in 1924, he was elected president; in 1925, Dixie was promoted to knighthood and in 1927, he was appointed by King George V. Awarded the Royal Victoria Medal. Product Information_ Name: British artist Frank Dicksee - 1889 Portrait of a Woman - Etching - Etching. Dimensions: 20 x 30 cm. Note: Cardboard support. **Old pieces inevitably have traces of history, as shown in the picture, please buy only if you can accept it.