WORKS ON PAPER
C&C's works on paper collection encompasses original work by artists, illustrators and printmakers, a wide selection of drawings, etchings, screen prints, paper cuts and collage.
Scroll down to see examples of available work
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Aerial Lime , 2017Amanda EdgcombeAquatint etching on handmade somerset satin paperArtwork 60cm x 60cm
Framed 80cm x 80cm x 4cmEdition of 20£1,400.00 -
Aerial Spool VI, 2021Amanda EdgcombeMonotype: Carborundum
The original Carborundum was discovered in a meteorite that landed in Arizona. Because of its interstellar origins it is very rare and only minute amounts of natural carborundum exist here on earth.
Carbon and sand creates a version here on earth. The carborundum printing technique was invented in the 1930s. This basically involves glueing or painting carborundum powder onto a printing plate and inking it up with the intaglio process. The gritty surface holds ink and produces prints with strong colours and tones. Prints made in this way can have a very ‘painterly’ quality.
Framed 40cm h x 38.7cm w x 2.5cm£420.00
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Bale, 2023Amanda EdgcombeMonotype: Carborundum
The original Carborundum was discovered in a meteorite that landed in Arizona. Because of its interstellar origins it is very rare and only minute amounts of natural carborundum exist here on earth.
Carbon and sand creates a version here on earth. The carborundum printing technique was invented in the 1930s. This basically involves gluing or painting carborundum powder onto a printing plate and inking it up with the intaglio process. The gritty surface holds ink and produces prints with strong colours and tones. Prints made in this way can have a very ‘painterly’ quality.
Framed 34 x 41 x 2 cm£390.00 -
Circularity, 2021Amanda EdgcombeMonotype: Carborundum
The original Carborundum was discovered in a meteorite that landed in Arizona. Because of its interstellar origins it is very rare and only minute amounts of natural carborundum exist here on earth.
Carbon and sand creates a version here on earth. The carborundum printing technique was invented in the 1930s. This basically involves glueing or painting carborundum powder onto a printing plate and inking it up with the intaglio process. The gritty surface holds ink and produces prints with strong colours and tones. Prints made in this way can have a very ‘painterly’ quality.
Framed 43.7cm h x 57cm w x 2.5cm£480.00
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Circularity (Corten), 2022Amanda Edgcombecarborundum monotype 1/1Framed 43.7cm h x 57cm w x 2.5cm£620.00
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From Clapham Junction to Victoria, 1999Amanda EdgcombeViscosity aquatint etching on Somerset Satin 250gmFramed 50cm x 50cm x 2cmAP Etching 1/1 monotype£450.00
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Immortal, 2023Amanda EdgcombeMonotype: Carborundum
The original Carborundum was discovered in a meteorite that landed in Arizona. Because of its interstellar origins it is very rare and only minute amounts of natural carborundum exist here on earth.
Carbon and sand creates a version here on earth. The carborundum printing technique was invented in the 1930s. This basically involves gluing or painting carborundum powder onto a printing plate and inking it up with the intaglio process. The gritty surface holds ink and produces prints with strong colours and tones. Prints made in this way can have a very ‘painterly’ quality.
Framed 42.4 x 38.5 x 2 cm£520.00 -
Jagger, 2023Amanda EdgcombeMonotype: Carborundum
The original Carborundum was discovered in a meteorite that landed in Arizona. Because of its interstellar origins it is very rare and only minute amounts of natural carborundum exist here on earth.
Carbon and sand creates a version here on earth. The carborundum printing technique was invented in the 1930s. This basically involves gluing or painting carborundum powder onto a printing plate and inking it up with the intaglio process. The gritty surface holds ink and produces prints with strong colours and tones. Prints made in this way can have a very ‘painterly’ quality.
Framed 40 x 41.5 x 2 cm£490.00 -
One Moment in Gold, 2023Amanda EdgcombeMonotype: Carborundum
The original Carborundum was discovered in a meteorite that landed in Arizona. Because of its interstellar origins it is very rare and only minute amounts of natural carborundum exist here on earth.
Carbon and sand creates a version here on earth. The carborundum printing technique was invented in the 1930s. This basically involves gluing or painting carborundum powder onto a printing plate and inking it up with the intaglio process. The gritty surface holds ink and produces prints with strong colours and tones. Prints made in this way can have a very ‘painterly’ quality.
Framed 50 x 60 x 3 cmSale £1,125.00£1,250.00 -
Rooftop View (orange), 1999Amanda EdgcombeViscosity aquatint etching on Somerset Satin 250gm
Artwork 30cm x 30cmAP Etching 1/1 monotype£450.00 -
Rooftop View (yellow), 1999Amanda EdgcombeViscosity aquatint etching on Somerset Satin 250gm
Artwork 30cm x 30cmAP Etching 1/1 monotype£450.00 -
Scorch II, 2021Amanda EdgcombeMonotype: Carborundum
The original Carborundum was discovered in a meteorite that landed in Arizona. Because of its interstellar origins it is very rare and only minute amounts of natural carborundum exist here on earth.
Carbon and sand creates a version here on earth. The carborundum printing technique was invented in the 1930s. This basically involves glueing or painting carborundum powder onto a printing plate and inking it up with the intaglio process. The gritty surface holds ink and produces prints with strong colours and tones. Prints made in this way can have a very ‘painterly’ quality.
Framed 43cm h x 43cm w x 2.5cm£420.00
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Sleep, 2023Amanda EdgcombeMonotype: Carborundum
The original Carborundum was discovered in a meteorite that landed in Arizona. Because of its interstellar origins it is very rare and only minute amounts of natural carborundum exist here on earth.
Carbon and sand creates a version here on earth. The carborundum printing technique was invented in the 1930s. This basically involves glueing or painting carborundum powder onto a printing plate and inking it up with the intaglio process. The gritty surface holds ink and produces prints with strong colours and tones. Prints made in this way can have a very ‘painterly’ quality.
Framed 50 x 60 x 2 cmSale £1,125.00£1,250.00 -
Thorpe Aerial (sage), 2017Amanda EdgcombeLarge Etching - AquatintArtwork 60cm x 60cm
Framed 80cm x 80cm x 4cmEdition of 20£1,400.00 -
Underground Seating (yellow), 1999Amanda EdgcombeViscosity aquatint etching on Somerset Satin 250gmFramed 50cm x 50cm x 2cmAP Etching 1/1 monotype£450.00
