Brandywine in Between Holocaust #2 I use more universal symbols

I use more universal symbols

the hard-edged monumentality of the giant stacks and the sharp curve of the never-ending dark road make their harmful impact on the environment clear

seems innocent and slightly offhanded

Multi-colored triangles fall from the sky over the landscape

were ground up

Brandywine in Between Holocaust #2 I use more universal symbolsFrom the Artist Ihad been telling people I believed offset lithography could be elevated from its status as commercial reproduction only to the level of a fine art form. I was not alone, as many articles had been published saying the same thing for 20years. Brandywine [Workshop and Archives, Philadelphia], however, was a pioneer in making fine art offset prints feasible and sustainable. While I was working at Brandywine I met Alvin Loving and, as his