Elvia Perrin
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Crate
Derailed 1
Clock 1
Weld
Post
Block I
Block II
Tilt
Flatwork #2
Ridge 1
Bight 5
Wald 1
Wald 3
Barge
Bridge
Blanks V •
Brocade I
Brocade II
Between the Bars IV
Between the Bars V
Between the Bars I
Twill
Octavo IV
Octavo X
Screen
Crate, 2021
monoprint, 30 x 22 inches unframed, $1000
Derailed 1, 2021
monoprint, 30 x 22 inches, 36 x 28 inches framed, $2000
Clock 1, 2021
monoprint , 30 x 22 inches, 36 x 28 inches framed, $2000
Weld
intaglio, 24 x 16 unframed, $800
Post
intaglio, 24 x 15, 30 x 22 in. framed, $800
Block I
intaglio with lithography, 21 x 17 inches, $350
Block II
intaglio with lithography, 21 x 17 inches, $350
Tilt, 2020
intaglio, 18 x 22 inches unframed, $400
Flatwork #2, 2019
intaglio, 20 x 29.5 inches unframed, $900
Ridge 1, 2018
monoprint with chine colle, 25 x 20 inches, 32 x 25.75 inches framed, $1600
Bight 5, 2018
monoprint with chine colle, 25 x 20 inches, 32 x 25.75 inches framed, $1600
Wald 1, 2018
monoprint with chine colle, 17 x 26 inches, 21 x 30 inches framed, $1200
Wald 3, 2018
monoprint with chine colle, 17 x 26 inches, 21 x 30 inches framed, $1200
Barge, 2017
intaglio, 25 x 35 inches, $1750
Bridge, 2016
intaglio, edition of 50, 20 x 26 inches unframed, $600
Blanks V, 2016
intaglio 1/1, 26 x 20 inches, sold
Brocade I, 2016
intaglio 2/20, 27 x 21 inches, $700
Brocade II, 2016
intaglio 1/20, 27 x 21 inches, $700
Between the Bars IV, 2016
intaglio 1/1, 27 x 21 inches unframed, $750
Between the Bars V, 2016
intaglio 1/1, 27 x 21 inches unframed, $750
Between the Bars I, 2016
intaglio 1/1, 26 x 21 inches, $900
Twill, 2016
intaglio 1/20, 26 x 20 inches unframed, $500
Octavo IV, 2017
intaglio 1/1, 25 x 25 inches, $1000
Octavo X, 2017
intaglio 1/1, 25 x 25 inches unframed, $850
Screen, 2016
intaglio, edition of 6, 20 x 26 inches, $600
About the artist...
Hear Elvia speak about her work in the video tour of our 2021 PrintAustin exhibition.
Elvia Perrin is an Austin-based printmaker. Her intaglio and monoprints explore the repetitiveness of multiplicity and the organization of patterns and surfaces through overlaying ink. Deconstruction becomes contruction as Perrin cuts up, reassembles, reorganizes and prints on top of drawings, paintings, prints or photographs to find a new order. With a quiet minimalist approach, her work finds order through layering of textures and pattern as well as a balance of the femininity and masculinity of process and print.
Visit artist's website - www.elviaperrin.com