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Raymond E. George

Raymond E. George was born September 13, 1933 in Cedar Falls, Iowa and passed away May 5, 2005. George was an artist and educator who lived and worked in Bloomington, Illinois.

Background

MFA, University of Northern Iowa; Cedar Falls, IA (1962)

Teaching: Dubuque Sr. High School, Dubuque, IA; Clarke College, Dubuque, IA; Laboratory High School, Indiana University; University of Northern Iowa; University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Professor of Art Emeritus in the School of Art, Illinois State University; Normal, IL (retired 1997 following 27 years of service)

Normal Editions Projects

George was very supportive of Normal Editions Workshop through his participation as an artist on numerous projects and as a collaborative printer for various editions during his tenure teaching intaglio and drawing.

Raymond E. George in the studio.

Artist Raymond E. George in the intaglio studio, 1991

Resources

Raymond E. George (1933 - 2005) The Courier, Waterloo, IA

GEORGE, Raymond E. 1933-2005 The IAGenWeb Project

Prints from Normal Editions

9/20/84 and Chinese Bowl III are included in the Marks from the Matrix and Illinois Artists traveling exhibitions available from Normal Editions Workshop.

11/7/77 is included in the Marks from the Matrix , Illinois Artists , and The Intimate Print traveling exhibitions available from Normal Editions Workshop.

9/6/77 and Pastiche X are included in the Illinois Artists traveling exhibition available from Normal Editions Workshop.

Always After

Always After

Matthew Day Perez
two-color lithograph
30" x 22"
edition size: 40 arabic numeral impressions
signed by the artist
copyright 2018
N.E.W. work# 18-101

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Collaboration with Raymond E. George

Matthew Day Perez experiments

Matthew Day Perez experiments

Matthew Day Perez experiments with transparent materials for image creation options

artist working with sample washes

artist working with sample washes

Matthew Day Perez working with sample washes on Mylar for image creation research

image creation

image creation

Matthew Day Perez image creation with Alissa Palmer and John Perry

various washes and shards

various washes and shards

various wash mixtures and shards of glass used in the image creation

working on the image mylar

working on the image mylar

Alissa Palmer (left) and John Perry (right) observe the working methods of artist Matthew Day Perez

talking with students

talking with students

Matthew Day Perez talking with several student about the collaborative project

mixing inks

mixing inks

Felicia Cannon, Matthew Day Perez, and Molly Markow mixing ink samples

rolling up for run #1 with visitors

rolling up for run #1 with visitors

Morgan Price rolling up the ink roller for run #1 with visitors and Veda Rives Aukerman

rolling ink

rolling ink

Matthew Day Perez observing the process while Morgan Price prepares the ink roller for run #1

sponging the plate

sponging the plate

Veda Rives Aukerman sponges the plate in preparation for the ink roller

rolling for run #1

rolling for run #1

Veda Rives Aukerman rolling purple ink for run #1

sponging the plate

sponging the plate

Morgan Price sponging the plate during a printing session

run #2 sponging and rolling

run #2 sponging and rolling

run #2 sponging by Michael Blake and rolling by Veda Rives Aukerman with artist Matthew Day Perez

consulting for detailed adjustment

consulting for detailed adjustment

Matthew Day Perez and Veda Rives Aukerman consulting for detailed adjustment during printing session

pulling a proof

pulling a proof

Halie Hugenberg and Veda Rives Aukerman pulling a proof at the lithography press

joyful artist

joyful artist

Matthew Day Perez brought tremendous energy to the collaborative project.

IACA Acknowledgement and Copyright

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