he impromptu possibil-ities of the monotype. He drifts adroitly from one to the other. l)ecausche has devoted an incredible ann^unt of time andpatienic to tlu- |)racticc of each in turn. Duringthat stressful period when he was mastering atlirst hand the technique of lithograi>hic drawingand… … M Dli .STl DV softly at anchor. Capricious and unaccountablehe assuredly is, yet beneath this super-volatilesurface lurks a solid groundwork of rigorous self-discipline. He has never shirked that essentialgrammar of his craft without which artistic effortremains a mere amateurish pastime. He can…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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