Free form gum

I've been looking at some of the gum work done by Ernestine Rubin and I am
very intrigued by some of the gum prints found in her landscape portfolio
such as this image.

http://www.ernestineruben.com/PortfolioDetail.aspx?GP=3&IM=5

Is this type of gum work considered to be free form gum?

It appears that she may print sections at a time or perhaps coat several
different pigment mixes together and expose all at once.

Is anyone familiar with her method of gum printing?

Thanks,

Don Bryant
Received on 07/10/06-07:28:38 PM Z