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Portrait Of Adron Doran, Ogden
Portrait Of Adron Doran, Ogden
Morehead State University Art Collection
A 1972 portrait of Adron Doran by an artist named Ogden.
Morehead State University - Mignon Complex & University Breckinridge School, Douglas Adams
Morehead State University - Mignon Complex & University Breckinridge School, Douglas Adams
Morehead State University Art Collection
A 1972 color print of the Mignon Complex and University Breckinridge School on the campus of Morehead State University by Douglas Adams.
Perched Bald Eagle, James Fenwick Lansdowne
Perched Bald Eagle, James Fenwick Lansdowne
Morehead State University Art Collection
A 1972 color print of a perched bald eagle by J. F. Lansdowne.
John Lewis, Unknown
John Lewis, Unknown
Morehead State University Art Collection
A 1972 bust of John Lewis created from coal.
Morehead State University - Doran Student Building (Aduc), Douglas Adams
Morehead State University - Doran Student Building (Aduc), Douglas Adams
Morehead State University Art Collection
A 1972 color print of the Doran Student Building (ADUC) on the campus of Morehead State University by Douglas Adams.
Morehead State University - Button Auditorium, Douglas Adams
Morehead State University - Button Auditorium, Douglas Adams
Morehead State University Art Collection
A 1972 color print of Button Hall on the campus of Morehead State University by Douglas Adams.
Johnson Camden Library, Douglas Adams
Johnson Camden Library, Douglas Adams
Morehead State University Art Collection
A 1972 colored print of the Johnson Camden Library by Douglas Adams.
Ceramics, Don Olstad
Ceramics, Don Olstad
All Master's Theses
In the past the silkscreen stencil printing process was expensive and very complicated. Only industry could do it with any success. However, for precise work even industry would use decals because of fine details, simplicity and installation and economy. Recently, however, the situation has changed and new products have come to the market making photo-silkscreening on ceramics easy and fun.