Ana Maria Pacheco

21st April - 12th May 2007

Prints

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Telephone: 01423 819108

"I wanted to represent the horror that the medieval mind felt at the idea of demons.
Up above, there is heaven and light, while below there is hell and darkness. Despite the fact that we no longer believe this, it is still in the language and phsycologically we still see things like that. Something that comes from above is traditionally good and benevolent and spiritual. If, however you have a malignant thing that normally inhabits the darkness, coming from above and flying, then the fear must be immense"

Colin Wiggin in converstion with the artist for the National Gallery catalogue 1999. THe artist referring to her 'Lux Etrna' paintings.

Giraffe (A Modern Bestiary)
A series of twenty Screenprints,
Edition of 25, 2004
24 x 19.5cm

In Cuckoo Land
Monotypes heightened with pencil, 2000

Sheba and Solomon series
A series of six drypont etchings
Edition of 15, 2004
18.2 x 13.2cm

Gargantua and Pantagruel

Hairy Legs of Queen Sheba
Series of six screenprints
Edition of 20, 2000 - 2001
20.5 x 21.5cm

Bests
From a series of ten dry point etchings
Edition of 25, 2000
11.8 x 9cm