African Heritage. 1992. Afrika Abney
“During my tenure at Bell, African Heritage was prominently showcased in a brochure. This particular piece has a rich history, having been donated several years prior to my involvement, which adds to its significance and cultural value.
I engaged in the art of Linocut, a printmaking method that is often referred to as lino printing or linoleum art. This technique is a derivative of the traditional woodcut process, utilizing a sheet of linoleum—occasionally affixed to a wooden block—as the relief surface for creating intricate designs and images.”