This creative print in black, white and red with colorful accents is framed in gold.

The print uses dry point, etching and chine colle which literally means "chinese glue" and is a collage technique used in printmaking.  The collage paper is glued and placed face up on top of the copper plate and then adheres to the printing paper with the plate printing on top.

The print size is 8 x 10" and framed is approximately 11 x 14".

Nancy Popper is a printmaker living in Cambridge, MA and has a graduate degree from the Mass. College of Art, as well as a certificate in printmaking from the Institute d'Arte in Venice, Italy. 

Her prints have appeared as illustrations in several publications, including the New Yorker Magazine and the Boston Globe Magazine.  She has exhibited locally, most recently at the Arsenal Arts Center in Watertown, and 13FOREST Gallery in East Arlington, as well as in New York and Japan. 

Her work hangs in numerous private and public collections, including City Hall in Kanazawa, Japan, and the Office of Cultural Affairs in Boston City Hall.