Blanche Lazelle Prints

Blanche Lazelle (1878 - 1956) Limited Edition Fine Art Prints

Nettie Blanche Lazell was born in 1878 on the family farm in West Virginia. After local schooling she graduated from West Virginia University in 1905 with a BA in Fine Arts. She undertook further studies in New York and later settled in Paris, enrolling at the Academie Moderne with its avant-garde influences. She returned to the USA with friends from Paris, settling in Provincetown on Cape Cod, and there studied with Charles Hawthorne. In 1916 she visited an exhibition of woodcut prints by the Provincetown Printers which had a profound effect on her future work. She worked with the Provincetown printers until 1922. After a further stay in Paris she returned to Cape Cod in 1926 to teach and to enlarge her range of artistic interests. Blanche Lazelle died in 1956 leaving a huge portfolio of work, much of it now held in major museums in the USA.

About Blanche Lazelle Prints

Limited edition highest quality Giclée Prints, hand-numbered and hand-embossed. These are modern Giclée reproduction editions of an original print. Images protected by Bookroom Art Press.

Publisher - Bookroom Art Press. Recognized as one of the finest print publishers in the UK. Winner of Digital Printer of the Year 2014. Process: Giclée process to create limited edition prints - high resolution, high-fidelity process considerably surpassing in the quality of photo-lithographically produced images. Poduced to the highest of Fine Art Trade Guild Standards using 310gsm thick acid free rag, 100% cotton. The pigments are archival eight-colour Ultra-Chrome.

Framed and/or Mounted option - Mounted using plain white ph neutral conservation board. We frame specifically for your needs. Our standard and preferred frame is a plain oak with a square profile. Please enquire if you would like further details.

Acrylic Picture Frame Glass - an excellent shatterproof alternative to glass for use in picture frames, safe for shiping.

Please note there is a delivery supplement of £10.00 per print to contribute towards shipping and insurance costs.