Maggie Taylor Art Prints

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Maggie taylor art prints.

1961 maggie taylor received her ba degree in philosophy from yale university in 1983 and her mfa degree in photography from the university of florida in 1987. The print shown is a water colour monoprint overprinted with a dry point etching. The benham gallery has available a limited number of prints by maggie taylor. The bouy shed mono.

The buoy shed is on the river hull close to the humber. In 2018 she exhibited at littlejohn contemporary new york new york. See more ideas about maggie taylor surreal art art. The bouy shed watercolour over drypoint etching is one of the latest limited edition prints added to yorkshire artist maggie taylor s website.

8 x 8 image size 16x16 matted edition of 15 1 500. She won the santa fe center for photography s project competition in 2004. The historic building inspired maggie to produce a series of limited edition prints. After more than ten years as a still life photographer she began to use the computer to create her images in 1996.

The historic building a trinityhouse listed building inspired maggie to produce a series of limitededition prints. Archival ink prints in limited editions. We believe art is best sold on a one to one basis and will generally provide any reasonable information about the arist including the artist s resume background and the availability of books and prints for sale. 22 x 22 image size 30 5x30 5 matted edition of 10 4 500.

Apr 18 2015 explore ace dipsin s board art 226 maggie taylor on pinterest. Maggie taylor s editions are printed in four limited edition sizes. 15 x 15 image size 24x24 matted edition of 15 2 800. Her work has been widely exhibited in the united states and europe and is represented within the permanent collections of several galleries and museums.

Limited edition archival pigment prints maggie taylor is an artist who lives at the edge of a small swamp on the outskirts of gainesville florida. To make her intricate compositions taylor collages a variety of images using digital technology. Maggie taylor has exhibited her digital composites widely in solo and two person shows as well as group exhibitions at galleries and museums across the united states and abroad. She begins with small pastel drawings to use as backgrounds then scans each additional element into the computer and combines them using photoshop arranging figures much in the same way she creates still lifes in the studio.