Drypoint is a method of engraving where a hard steel or diamond-tipped burin is used to draw directly onto the copper plate. The needle tears into the smooth copper plate leaving a rough edge known as a "burr" along the side of the line. This burr gives a character of fuzziness to the drypoint line but quickly wears away in the etching press, so it is suitable only for small editions.
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Anita KleinSwimming with Mama, 1989£1,215.00 -
Anita KleinEarly Morning Call, 1987£1,265.00
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Dulwich College Secret Bid Auction 2024LOT 92: Anita Klein - On the Telephone, 1986Guide price: £1250
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Anita KleinPregnant Lady with Football Match, 1985£1,215.00
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Anita KleinLate Night Cowboys, 1984£1,215.00
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Bill JacklinAnemones Plate IV, 1977Sold
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Bill JacklinAnemones Plate II, 1977Sold
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Bill JacklinAnemones Plate III, 1977Sold
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Bill JacklinAnemones Plate VII, 1977£700.00
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Summer Auction 2021LOT 153: Trevor Price - Storm Waves IVSOLD
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Summer Auction 2021LOT 154: Trevor Price - Woodlands IISOLD
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Trevor PriceWoodland Walk£700.00
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Trevor PriceThe Beech Wood I£700.00
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Trevor PriceA Moment of Reflection II£700.00
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Trevor PriceThe Beech Wood II£700.00
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Trevor PriceA Moment of Reflection I£700.00
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Trevor PriceCeltic Sea£700.00
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Trevor PriceBreaking Waves£700.00
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Ross LovedayAbandoned Thoughts£900.00
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Edward TwohigHomage to William Morris 25, 2022£950.00
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Edward TwohigHomage to William Morris 35, 2022£950.00
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Edward TwohigHomage to William Morris 4, 2022£950.00
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Edward TwohigHomage to William Morris 50, 2022£950.00
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Edward TwohigHomage to William Morris 69, 2022£950.00
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Edward TwohigTwilight Chant 1.vii, 2022£950.00
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