Private Copper Plate Photogravure Workshop with Paul Taylor, Renaissance Press

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2 thoughts on “Private Copper Plate Photogravure Workshop with Paul Taylor, Renaissance Press”

  2. I took a workshop in copperplate gravure with Paul several years ago. It was one of the best learning experiences in a lifetime of photography and teaching photography. He is incredibly knowledgeable and patient and generous in his teaching. What I learned in those several days has informed in so many countless ways my subsequent work with gravure. I can’t recommend his workshop highly enough.

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