Resumé	Artist Bio	Exhibitions	Artwork
Printmaking
		Murano Street Sign 17 x 13 photo-etch
		Rosslyn House 17 x 13 photo-etch
		The Holy Trinity 17 x 13 photo-etch
		Mexican Day of the Dead 17 x 13 photo-etch
		Afternoon Sunlight 17 x 13 photo-etch
		From the Hearth 17 x 13 photo-etch
		Newol Cooking Fat 17 x 13 photo-etch & watercolor
		Dine 17 x 13 photo-etch
		Glimpse 17 x 13 photo-etch
		Kings County Home 17 x 13 photo-etch
		Torcello 17 x 13 photo-etch
		Venezia 17 x 13 photo-etch
		Bangor Public Library 17 x 13 photo-etch
		All of Heaven Opened up for Me 17 x 13 screenprint & sewn fabric
		Familiengeschichte 17 x 13 blended roll, 4 plate photo-etch
		The Passage of Time 17 x 13 4 plate photo-etch
		Victoria Mansion 17 x 13 photo-etch and watercolor
		In the Bedroom 17 x 13 photo-etch and watercolor
		Upstairs Bath 17 x 13 photo-etch and watercolor
		Dining Room 11 x 14 Photo-Etching and Watercolor
		Illuminated Corner 17 x 13 photo-etch and watercolor
		Parlor Sofa 17 x 13 photo-etch and watercolor
		Red Plate 17 x 13 photo-etch and watercolor
		Dressing Room 17 x 13 photo-etch and watercolor
		Upstairs Hallway 17 x 13 photo-etch and watercolor
		Parlor 17 x 13 photo-etch and watercolor
		Library 17 x 13 photo-etch and watercolor
		Enchanted 17 x 13 photo-etch and watercolor
	Artist Statement Old homes have a way of softly whispering to those who enter. If you listen, you'll hear about the lives that were lived within her walls. The Victoria Mansion series evolved from an old historical home in Portland, Maine. The house has been vacant and decaying for many years, however the town has begun the journey of preserving the past. The series deals with the mansion as she sits in transition. Turning her face from decay and ruin to living and splendor once again. History and abandonment have marred themselves on the face of the home yet every once in awhile you'll see a glimmer of rebirth and renewal. You will witness a subtle whisper of what was and in a brief moment the spirit of the home reveals herself to you. The series is a set of 16 different prints photo-etched onto copperplates in ferric acid. Each print is than selectively hand watercolored with colors pertaining to the original home and printed on tan Rives BFK. Rebecca Krupke