Woodcut
The woodcut is one of the oldest printmaking techniques, where an image is carved into a wooden block, leaving raised areas that are inked and pressed onto paper. This process creates bold lines and striking contrasts, giving woodcut prints a distinctive, timeless appeal. Discover our collection of woodcut prints – from Keith Haring to Donald Judd to Daniel Buren.
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Keith Haring
Totem, 1989
Paco Knöller
meerische Arbeit, 1999
€ 900
Daniel Buren
1 + 2 = 3 (Triptych), 1998
Donald Judd
Untitled (Woodcuts), 1993
Donald Judd
Untitled (for Joseph Beuys), 1986
Mimmo Paladino
Carro dormente, 1987
EUR 1,000
Sol LeWitt
Wavy Lines on Gray, 1996-1998
Jörg Immendorff
Dialektik der Götter, 1987
EUR 1,000
What is a woodcut print?
A woodcut print is a type of relief printmaking where an artist carves an image into a wooden block, removing the areas that are not meant to carry ink. The remaining raised surface is inked and then pressed onto paper to create the print. Woodcuts printing produces bold, graphic images with strong contrasts and have been used for centuries, making it one of the oldest printmaking techniques.
Where to buy signed woodcut prints online?
Buying signed woodcut prints through established galleries or reputable dealers is the best way to build your collection, as it guarantees provenance – a key factor for long-term value and potential resale. Limited editions like woodcut prints are often available straight from the publisher, ensuring each work arrives directly from the source in impeccable condition. Schellmann Art, an esteemed publisher with decades of expertise, offers limited edition prints by over 200 leading contemporary artists, upholding exceptional standards of quality and authenticity. The collection includes woodcut prints by celebrated names such as Donald Judd, Daniel Buren, and Keith Haring.
