Jonathan Higgins Art
Jonathan Higgins is a printmaker whose work juxtaposes watery pigments with rigidly linear compositions. He is currently a master printer at Manneken Press, and his work can be found in the permanent collections of the Long Beach Museum of Art, New Jersey State Council for the Arts and Royal Museum of Fine Arts in Belgium.
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Artist: Jonathan Higgins
Diamonds & Squares
By Jonathan Higgins
Located in New York, NY
JONATHAN HIGGINS is a printmaker whose work juxtaposes watery pigments with rigidly linear compositions. He is currently master printer at Manneken Press...
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Abstract Geometric Jonathan Higgins Art
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