Hilary Paynter

Featuring 35 engravings, all printed from the original blocks, Moving is arranged around five themes that are central to Hilary’s work; from sweeping dramatic landscapes to social injustice and the abuse of power, there is a constant creative tension in her engraving, often offset by humour and humanity. Hilary’s confident mark-making and draftsmanship skills can be seen too have developed from her early blocks to the present day, but the interplay of tone and light on the page are always central, alongside and uncompromising response the natural world an out often brutal mistreatment of it, as well as of each other.

350 x 280 mm, 88pp., this edition of 165 copies has been set in 14- and 16-point Bembo and printed under the supervision of Hilary Paynter by Helen Hillman and Pat Randle at Whittington on the last of the Zerkal ENE paper.

ISBN 978 1 85428 139 5

130 numbered copies are bound by Roger Grech in quarter-buckram with printed paper sides, in a slipcase.