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Berkeley Political Poster Workshop, 1970, screenprint. These two posters were created at UC Berkeley in 1970 and donated to the Turner by Wayne Pease. Learn more about the Berkeley Political Poster Workshop and the "Social Commentary: Prints and Politics" exhibition by visiting our website (link in bio). The "Don't Mourn Organize" poster and several others included in the exhibition reference Bobby Seale's book "Seize the Time: The Story of the Black Panther Party," published from recordings given in 1968, and a second set of recordings from 1969-70 while Seale was held in San Francisco County Jail. #printoftheday #screenprinting

Mark Stock, "Freeze Box I," 1976, lithograph. #printoftheday #lithography CSU, Chico HFA

Tijani Mayakiri, "Oguni Festival at Ondo Palace," 1973, woodcut. #printoftheday #woodcutprint #japaneseprintmaking CSU, Chico HFA

Installation shot from "Social Commentary: Prints and Politics" that shows prints by Judy Chicago, Evie Overturf, Patti Warashina, Kara Maria, and Sarah Whorf. Photo credit: Adria Davis

Judy Chicago, "Peeling Back," 1974, lithograph. This print is included in the exhibition "Social Commentary: Prints and Politics." Check it out at www.csuchico.edu/turner #printoftheday #lithography #judychicago #feministart

Fred Millar, "Cupid and my Campaspe Play'd at cards for kisses," color mezzotint. This print references the poem "Cards and Kisses" by English poet John Lyly (1553-1606): "Cupid and my Campaspe play'd... At cards for kisses-Cupid paid: He stakes his quiver, bow, and arrows, His mother's doves, and team of sparrows; Loses them too; then down he throws The coral of his lips, the rose Growing on 's cheek (but none knows how); With these, the crystal of his brow, And then the dimple of his chin: All these did my Campaspe win. At last he set her both his eyes- She won, and Cupid blind did rise. O Love! has she done this for thee? What shall, alas! become of me?" #printoftheday #valentines #mezzotint

Jacques Hnizdovsky, "Winter Landscape," 1965, woodcut. #printoftheday #woodcutprint California State University, Chico CSU, Chico HFA

Mel Rosas, "Vanity," 1981, lithograph. #printoftheday #lithography CSU, Chico HFA

Ahead of "Wayne Thiebaud Influencer: A New Generation" at the Jan Shrem and Maria Manetti Shem Museum of Art at UC Davis (opening January 31, 2021), join Founding Director Rachel Teagle and Associate Curator Susie Kantor for an inside look at the upcoming exhibition. Free talk on Thursday, November 19, 4:30-6PM PST. https://ucdavis.zoom.us//register/WN_d_cUwNEwR1qKXEGhWTgCEw

Judith Bledsoe, "Jungle Story," lithograph/embossing. #printoftheday #caturday CSU, Chico HFA

Many great Thiebaud tributes ahead of his 100th birthday on November 15, lead by the Crocker Art Museum. If you can't head to Sacramento, you can still catch the "Wayne Thiebaud 100" exhibition, including a virtual tour!https://www.crockerart.org/exhibitions/wayne-thiebaud-100

William T. Wiley, "Eerie Grotto? Okini," 1982, woodcut/mezzotint. Wiley (b. 1937) was faculty at UC Davis with Wayne Thiebaud, Robert Arneson, and Roy De Forest. They regularly exhibited together in faculty exhibitions, and during his time at UC Davis, Wiley taught Bruce Nauman, Deborah Butterfield, Richard Shaw, Stephen Kaltenbach and Stephen Laub. Learn more about Wiley's work by visiting his website: www.williamtwiley.com and https://americanart.si.edu/exhibitions/wiley. #printoftheday #williamtwiley

Kaoru Kawano, "Kusa (On the Grass)," c. 1950s, woodblock. #printoftheday #woodblockprint CSU, Chico HFA

Eleanor Rappe, "Towers," collagraph. #printoftheday

Fritz Scholder, "Rose," 1981, color lithograph. Scholder (1937-2005) was a student of Wayne Thiebaud's at Sacramento City College. He was invited by Thiebaud (along with Peter Vandenberg and Greg Kondos) to found a cooperative gallery in Sacramento. Scholder regularly discussed how his work was influenced by Thiebaud, and it is fitting to include one of his prints from the Turner Collection as we celebrate Thiebaud's 100th birthday on November 15th. Visit http://fritzscholder.com as well as the link in our bio for the Thiebaud exhibition (including how you can participate in our cake contest!). #printoftheday #lithography

Judith Foster, "Winter Reflections," intaglio. #printoftheday

Wayne Thiebaud, untitled clown, 1979, color etching. Wayne Thiebaud turns 100 on November 15th! This month The Turner is celebrating the birthday of a California icon with a virtual exhibition of works in our collection by Thiebaud and connected artists. Link in bio. #printoftheday #etching #thiebaud @chicostate @csuchicohfa

Kayla Lunt, "Pick a Canid," 2010, linocut. #printoftheday

Roy De Forest, untitled, lithograph. Roy De Forest was a faculty member at UC Davis with Wayne Thiebaud who turns 100 on November 15th! This month The Turner is celebrating the birthday of a California icon with a virtual exhibition of works in our collection by Thiebaud and connected artists, such as Roy De Forest. Visit exhibition at www.csuchico.edu/turner #printoftheday #lithography @chicostate @csuchicohfa

Wayne Thiebaud, untitled suckers, 1971, aquatint. Wayne Thiebaud turns 100 on November 15th! This month The Turner is celebrating the birthday of a California icon with a virtual exhibition of works in our collection by Thiebaud and connected artists. www.csuchico.edu/turner #printoftheday #aquatint #etching #thiebaud @chicostate @csuchicohfa

Brian Rice, "Farewell Pop," 1967, serigraph. #printoftheday #serigraphy #screenprinting #halloween @chicostate @csuchicohfa

Janet Turner, "Night Watcher," 1955, serigraph. #printoftheday #serigraphy #museumfromhome #fallleaves

Caroline Brannan, [untitled], lithograph. #printoftheday #MuseumFromHome #lithography

William Hogarth, "An Election Entertainment, Plate 1," from "Four Prints of an Election," 1755 reprinted 1821, engraving. #printoftheday #engraving #museumfromhome #election @chicostate @csuchicohfa This engraving was after the first of Hogarth's paintings "The Humors of an Election." According to the Royal Academy, "The Humours of an Election was inspired by the notorious Oxfordshire election of 1754, in which the Whigs decided to challenge the Tory stronghold of Oxford by c...ontesting the election, leading to a disputed result and Parliament deciding on the winner (the Whig majority in the House of Commons backing their own candidate). Hogarth depicts the four 'humours' of an election, beginning with this scene set in the private room of an inn, shows Whig election candidates gathering the support of town grandees and citizens." https://www.royalacademy.org.uk//an-election-entertainment See more

Kunihiro Amano, [Morning Moon 6], woodcut. #printoftheday

Ossi Czinner, "Siena," c. 1970, lithograph. #printoftheday