Nicholas Jagger | Head of a Small Child, 2024
Wood Engraving
Media Dimensions: 23 x 28 cm
Image Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm
Edition of 45
Framed/unframed
Nicholas Jagger explores the Vanitas theme in drawing, painting, printmaking and three-dimensional work. He exhibits regularly in national and international print exhibitions with occasional appearances with Leeds Fine Artists. Most of his work features the human figure, more particularly the head, sometimes using self-portraiture. His favoured process is wood engraving, often taking three months to engrave a wood block. Drypoint allows a return to the spontinaeity of drawing, which is always the basis of Nicholas' work.
Wood Engraving
Media Dimensions: 23 x 28 cm
Image Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm
Edition of 45
Framed/unframed
Nicholas Jagger explores the Vanitas theme in drawing, painting, printmaking and three-dimensional work. He exhibits regularly in national and international print exhibitions with occasional appearances with Leeds Fine Artists. Most of his work features the human figure, more particularly the head, sometimes using self-portraiture. His favoured process is wood engraving, often taking three months to engrave a wood block. Drypoint allows a return to the spontinaeity of drawing, which is always the basis of Nicholas' work.
Wood Engraving
Media Dimensions: 23 x 28 cm
Image Dimensions: 13 x 18 cm
Edition of 45
Framed/unframed
Nicholas Jagger explores the Vanitas theme in drawing, painting, printmaking and three-dimensional work. He exhibits regularly in national and international print exhibitions with occasional appearances with Leeds Fine Artists. Most of his work features the human figure, more particularly the head, sometimes using self-portraiture. His favoured process is wood engraving, often taking three months to engrave a wood block. Drypoint allows a return to the spontinaeity of drawing, which is always the basis of Nicholas' work.
