TNLG Highlights: Handmade Prints from The New Leaf Gallery

William Hays uses a reduction method to make his linocut prints. He lives and works in Shelburne Falls, MA.

John Amoss lives and works in Gainesville, GA. He began making woodblock prints around the same time as Matt Brown, in the early 1990's.

Annie Bissett has been making hanga prints steadily since taking a class from Matt Brown in 2005. Her exploration of the possibilities of the medium have been big and small, far and wide.

Angie Coleman uses heavy inks and beautiful colors to make luscious prints in small editions. She lives and works in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Mary Graham took a pair of hanga printmaking classes from Matt Brown in 2018 and 2019. Interested in the sensibilities of Asian art, she took to the medium right away. She has made numerous wonderful prints, and lives and works in Tuftonboro, NH, where she makes paintings inspired by the White Mountains of NH.

Eye of Rhinoceros, wood engraving

Abigail Rorer has been pursuing the art of classic wood engraving for decades. She lives and works in Petersham, MA.

Julie Lapping Rivera lives in western MA and makes woodblock prints, often with a theme of political engagement.

Lynita Shimizu studied the art of hanga printmaking in Japan during the 1980's. She has been making woodblock prints from her home in northeast CT, in a serious way, ever since.

William Hays uses a reduction method to make his linocut prints. He lives and works in Shelburne Falls, MA.