ArtFire

Each print was made with rubber-based ink on thick archival paper. The yellow layer is a woodcut, the brown layer a linocut. Paper size is 15 x 11 1/4 and the actual print size is 12 x 10. All are hand signed and numbered by the artist. First edition of 14.

The term scapegoat came into use from an old tradition. A village would select one goat and tie ribbons in its wool to represent the village's sins, then the goat was freed to run wild, taking the evil with it. Goats also have rectangular pupils, which explains the odd appearance of their eyes.

paper, rubber based ink, woodcut, linocut