Re: Wyndhurst vellum

Russell Cothren (rcothren@comp.uark.edu)
Wed, 24 Jul 1996 12:55:09 -0500 (CDT)

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I recently saw pld. on vellum while in santa fe. It was @ the pt.
pld. gallery on canyon drive. The piece was very nice. It was an image of a
flower (possibly a type of magnolia) i dont recall the specifics, but the
artist printed on vellum and then layed the image on a white matt board of
the desired reflectivity, or it could have been a water color paper. Dick
sullivan may have some more specifics. The gallery is in his end of the
holler. (as we say here in arkansas) I remember that the genletman said
that one should be prepared to trash more prints than usual, because of the
delicate nature of the vellum.

Russell Cothren
Photo Editor
University Relations
University of Arkansas
501-575-3970

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