Deborah Klein 'Birds of a Feather' etching ‘After Chardin (The Skate)’ bears

‘After Chardin (The Skate)’ bears two inspirations – the 18th century French painter Jean Charmin

disembodied faces press through the cloth

Edition of 46

orange dust and burnt stubble

naïve yet emboldened

Deborah Klein 'Birds of a Feather' etching ‘After Chardin (The Skate)’ bearsDeborah Kleins visual language is distinct. Through it, she explores feminism and womens histories, shining light on those absent from history in often unexpected ways. Working across a wide ranging practice that includes linocut printmaking and intricately detailed acrylic paintings, Klein constructs layered artistic narratives that resonate with both historical and contemporary significance. In many of Kleins paintings, the faces of her female