9" X 9" Pigment transfer to fresco

An old pier appears from a bygone era as Krause's subject matter in this piece.  Massive pilings rise from the water to the support the surface of the pier.  The print seems reminiscent of an old daguerreotype with it's sepia tones aged over time.

Dorothy Simpson Krause is a painter, collage artist and printmaker who incorporates digital mixed media into her art. Her work is exhibited regularly in galleries and museums and is featured in more than three dozen periodicals and books. She is Professor Emeritus at Mass. College of Art, where she founded the Computer Arts Center and is a member of Digital Atelier, a digital artist’s collaborative. Krause's "Black Gold" was displayed as part of the One World, International Printmaking Exhibition in Beijing during this year's Olympics.