Claire Emery
Woodcuts from Missoula, Montana

Drawn outdoors.
Carved, printed and painted by hand.

Each block is designed and carved by hand, printed on a 1984 Takach press, and painted one at a time, so every print is a singular piece of art.

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Canoeing at the Confluence
Canoeing at the Confluence · 8" x 10"[PRICE]
Centered statement
Wood, ink, paper

Block, press, brush.

Every woodcut starts outdoors with a field journal. The drawing becomes a block, carved by hand. The block is printed on a 1984 Takach etching press in Missoula, and each print is painted individually, so no two are quite the same.

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Full width photoPainting a print at Glacier
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Conservation partners
Art for conservation

Work with people who protect wild places.

Vital Ground Foundation

Protecting habitat for grizzly bears.

Hope Hospice Center

Twelve woodcuts, one for each of twelve bedrooms.

The Hotchkiss School

Place-based art and teaching in Connecticut.

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