Lockwood Dennis

Cityscapes

Northwest artist Lockwood Dennis draws on a rich history for his colorful woodblock prints. Inspiration comes from diverse traditions such as German Expressionist prints, Japanese woodcuts, comic art, and WPA era industrial design. Dennis works with images of urban landscapes and automobiles of the 1930's and 1940's. Although his scenes often relate to specific sites in the Northwest, Dennis captures a universal appeal and sense of nostalgia. Dennis is represented exclusively by Davidson Galleries. His work is included in many public collections, including Microsoft Corporation, WA; Seattle Art Commission, WA; Hallie Ford Museum of Art, OR; and the Tacoma Art Museum, WA.

• Bodies of Work: Nine Days in Kobe, Paintings, Castles & Ruins, Roadbuilders and Co., Cars 1985-1986, Single Block Woodcuts

• Recent Exhibitions: Nine Days in Kobe, November 2006; Castles & Ruins, Dec 2004 - Jan 2005

Publications: Lockwood Dennis, Woodcuts 1984-1994
Paperback. 48 pages. Black & white. Published by Davidson Galleries, 1994.
8-1/2 x 5-1/2 inches.
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Nine Days in Kobe (View more from this series)

Paintings (View more paintings)

Castles & Ruins (View more from this series)

Roadbuilders and Co. (View more from this series)

Cars 1985-1986 (View more from this series)

Single Block Woodcuts (View more from this series)