Technology at the University of Minnesota, my girl-friend, Lois Mirviss and I
signed up for a printmaking class with Professor Malcom Meyers. I had no
idea what printmaking was about, but was attracted to taking a class with Lois.
As it turned out, I got really involved in the physicality, chemistry and creativity
of making art on metal and wooden plates, and then printing small editions.
Printmaking was far from my first connection to the joy and pleasure of making
art, but it was the beginning of my connection to taking classes as an art
student. My life as a university student in the school of engineering was
stressful and difficult, and perhaps some of that feeling of aloneness and
suffering is expressed in these and other early artworks.
Click on the links below to see part of my etchings and intaglio prints.
Woodcuts are presented in another directory.
To purchase hand-signed prints contact me at: larryepston@yahoo.com
1, Print One
2. Print Two
3. Print Three
4. Print Four
5. Prints 5 (l) and 6 (r)
7. Print Seven
8. Print Eight
9. Print NinePrint Nine
10. Print Ten
11. Print ElevenPrint Elev