Artist Yvonne Davis - reluctant fledgling-Lithograph print

_Lithograph Lithography was invented by Aros Senefeld of Bohemia in 1798. It was the first new printing process since letterpress was invented in the 15th century. In the early days of lithography, a smooth limestone was used, so the English name lithography or lithos comes from the ancient Greek word for "stone." After the oil-based image is placed on the surface of the stone, acid is etched into the surface of the stone, and an aqueous solution of gum arabic is applied, which only adheres to the oil-free surface, and then sealed. When printing, water adheres to the surface of gum arabic, but not to the oily part, while the opposite is true for the oily ink used in printing. Artist Yvonne Davis is famous for her animal-themed prints. She is good at capturing the expressions and gestures of animals, and her paintings are detailed and vivid. _Work information Artist: Yvonne Davis Title: Artist Yvonne Davis - reluctant fledgling - Lithograph No.: 167/350. Dimensions: 28.3 x 32.7 cm. Inner frame size: 18.5 x 22.8 cm. Thickness: 3 mm. **Old pieces inevitably have traces of history, as shown in the picture, please buy only if you can accept it.