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Ray Fehrenbach
Fine Artist
Etchings
An etching is a print that is made using acid to make recessed lines in a copper plate.
The process begins with a copper plate which is heated and then covered with a thin layer of hardground. Once impervious to acid the artist then draws on the surface with a sharp tool called a burin, cutting through the hardground to expose the copper. The plate is dipped in acid, and the longer it is left in, the wider and deeper the etched lines become. The plate is then printed, producing a print.
Landscapes:
 Red Forest8.5"L x 6"W |  Untitled6" Diameter |  Landscape (round plate)6" Diameter |
|---|---|---|
 Fishing Boat2.5"L x 9"W |  Looking West7"L x 5"W |  Big Bear Lake4"L x 3"W |
 Evergreens7"L x 9 & 3/4"W |  Willow Trees9"L x 6"W |  Dark Forest9"L x 6"W |
 Mountain Clouds7 & 3/4"L x 4 & 3/4"W |  Beach4"L x 6"W |  Untitled |
 Screen Shot 2014-12-27 at 1.41.24 PM.png |  Untitled3.5"L x 5.5"W |  Snake River |
 Sea Wall6"L x 4"W |  Plowed Field5 & 3/4"L x 4 & 1/4"W |  Open Skies7 & 3/4"L x 4.5"W |
 Mountain View |  Late Night4"L x 6"W |  Hillside6"L x 4.5"W |
 Cliff Edge5"L x 4.5"W |  Canyon Wall6"L x 4.5"W |  Broken Rocks6.5"L x 6.5"W |
 Birch Trees5"L x 7.5"W |  Bend in the River6"L x 3"W |
Small Studies:
 Wizard |  Pine Cone |  Old Man |
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 Nude study |  Horse Study |  Felt Man |
 Feather in Hat |  Dead Tree Study |  Cowboy 3 |
 Cowboy 2 |  Cowboy 1 |  Bartender |
 A Pair of Pears |
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