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*ink* is dedicated to all manner of ink based art, including correspondence, mail-art, calligraphy, marginalia, ancient manuscripts, seals, engravings, lithographs, prints and more!
'Plate #03'
from 'Lines In Color on Color
from Corners Sides and Centers to Specific Points on a Grid'
by Sol LeWitt
color screenprint on white wove paper
from 'Lines In Color on Color
from Corners Sides and Centers to Specific Points on a Grid'
by Sol LeWitt
color screenprint on white wove paper
'Resurrect the Life of a Scribe' (2013)
by RETNA
acrylic, enamel & graphite on canvas
by RETNA
acrylic, enamel & graphite on canvas
'Spider Woman' (2005)
by Louise Bourgeois
drypoint on custom handmade paper
by Louise Bourgeois
drypoint on custom handmade paper
waiting in car triangle ink doodle
perspective by takefumi tida, for japan architect (1989)
*Charles M. Schulz
ink on paper
ink on paper
Back to the essential questions!
*Marcel Duchamp (1967)
offset lithograph in orange + grey
offset lithograph in orange + grey
Study of asemic writing
'Manuscrit' (2008)
by Thierry de Cordier
ink on paper
by Thierry de Cordier
ink on paper
'Spring' (1965)
by Ruth Asawa
by Ruth Asawa
'Longevity Peaches (寿桃)'
by Qi Baishi (1864–1957)
hanging scroll, ink + colors on paper
poster from the exhibition
'Qi Baishi: Inspiration in Ink'
show opened today, at the
Asian Art Museum, in San Francisco
(through April 7, 2025)
by Qi Baishi (1864–1957)
hanging scroll, ink + colors on paper
poster from the exhibition
'Qi Baishi: Inspiration in Ink'
show opened today, at the
Asian Art Museum, in San Francisco
(through April 7, 2025)
Gn 🌌 the ink always shine ✨
'Swan Fever' (2019)
by Ragna Bley
by Ragna Bley
Ryuji Tanaka (1960's)
mineral pigment
fixed with glue, with the use of a feather,
on to japanese washi paper
mineral pigment
fixed with glue, with the use of a feather,
on to japanese washi paper
“Marc Chagall, known as a Parisian artist, was always interested in his Russian roots and Jewish heritage, and often depicted scenes from his youth in the small town of Vitebsk. After working and exhibiting in Paris from 1910 to 1914, he returned to Russia, where he remained until 1922. During this time, he befriended Russian avant-garde poets and painters…”
These are some of Chagall’s sketches for Nikolai Gogol’s novel Dead Souls. [Download the book]
© Les Âmes mortes, 1923-48. by Marc Chagall
These are some of Chagall’s sketches for Nikolai Gogol’s novel Dead Souls. [Download the book]
© Les Âmes mortes, 1923-48. by Marc Chagall
'Diez Cartas' (1970)
by Mirtha Dermisache
by Mirtha Dermisache
Study of asemic writing
Provenance for bananas
'Untitled'
by Sam Francis
(date unknown)
by Sam Francis
(date unknown)