Serigraphs by Elizabeth Scott and Hal Lindhagen shown in Chronological Order
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Complete List of Scott/Lindhagen Editions with current prices, sizes, dates, issue price ( 2 page pdf)
In 1980 Elizabeth and Hal created their first series of serigraphs:
The Days of the Raven. These images were based on the photos by Edward Curtis and from the archives in Victoria, of the Kwakiutl tribes, Pacific Northwest Coast, from the early 1900s. The serigraphs were sold as sets, and the editions are almost completely sold out.
"Horizons"
Released to galleries in May of 1981, a series of 5 serigraphs that celebrate the beauties of the West Coast.
In the later part of 1981, Liz and Hal had finished 8 more editions, 4 of which were reflections on the city of Vancouver , BC, and the other four images were simply interesting subjects at that time!
1982 we revisited the Vancouver skyline, went camping, made a foray into abstract art, and made a serigraph with photographic separations. Also in September of 1982 in Vancouver, Liz and Hal's daughter Liana was born.
1983 was a busy year living with a toddler in an 800 square foot apartment overlooking English Bay, in the West End of Vancouver. A few editions were made, a choice from numerous ideas, to develop the ones that seemed most intriguing, including a triptych of a crater.
Working along on other ideas of interest, Liz and Hal published 9 editions of serigraphs in 1984, but did not print the entire edition . Working on just 50 pieces of paper, the image can "come up" in a matter of days instead of weeks ( layers of paint through stencils on silk screens, each set up, registered, color mixed and printed, and cleaned up... the number of imprints required varies ... and is part of a very fluid process ! ). If the image is a good seller, we can print some more (which is called State 2) with a better understanding of the desired effects in the piece. Note: this can give rise to quite a different version of the image than State I !
In the summer of 1984 Liz and Hal made a trip to Ellesmere Island in the Canadian Arctic with a Pouch double collapsible kayak . Sketches and photos made on that adventure became the basis of the Arctic Series. Also a slide show called “Through the Ice Gate” was made from Echtacrome slides, that was shown on CBC at the time, and also published as text in Explore magazine ( link to pdf)
1985: Zephyr
1986: Out of the Sun, Now and Then, Through the Narrows to the Open Sea, add Inner Harbor and Arctic Reach
1987: Great Northern Divers, Rainbow Trout, add Grise Fjord (triptych)
1988: North 76 Degrees (triptych) Tip of the Iceberg, add Landforms 1 and 2, Pinnacle of Ice
1989: Arctic Waters I and II, Herodier, Ice Blink, Open Water (diptych), add Ursa
1990: Transpace I-V, Out of the Blue, Whispering Sea (diptych), Islet, The Fall, Strait of Georgia, Haven
1990 Mandala Series: First Light Vancouver, Coastal Islands, Orca Cavort , Evening Rounds, Forty Winks, Terra Bovinica
1991: Windy Point, Sand Bridge, add Landforms III and IV
1992: Vertical, Grove and Horizon, Ever Green, Night Fall, On the Step, Kluane, add Cat Tails
1993: Fjord, Arbutus, Regatta, Saddle I with Mallard, Saddle II with raven
Flower Series: Crocusci, Dahlia, Thistle, Hibiscus, Poppy, Iris
1994: Out of the Woods, Reach, Umbra II, Arb, add Umbra I, Cloudmaker
1995: Sea Cave, Strand, Water's Edge, Eagle Pass, Gamble
1996: Soundscape and October
1997: Alllusions, Rhythm of Light, Vermillion, Port 'O Call Vancouver, Ponderosa, Sentinel, add Rainier,
add Rainier
1998: Canyon, Iron Horse, The Leap, Nimbus, Red Roofs of Rossland ( date?)
1999: Citizen Cat, Forest, Mallard, Red Pioneers, The Cat, Young Jays
2000: Snowy Owl
2001: Aerie, Deep Cove, Lasqueti
2002: Snow Ghosts on Granite Mountain
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