Broschüre über die Graphik Werkstatt


What is a print?

Prints are a form of graphic art, derived from the Greek word “graphein”, which means writing or drawing; in the broadest sense of the word, it stands for the transposition of shapes seen or experienced into lines, dots and areas.
In the stricter sense, it is defined as the creative transfer of the artist’s free drawing onto certain materials through craftmanship, with the aim of creating a print, i.e. the reproduction of the original work in a specific number of copies.
The artist decides how many to make and that total number of impressions is called an “edition”. They are then signed and numbered by the artist. Various printing methods have evolved over the long history of the medium. The four best-known techniques are woodcut 1, etching, lithography, and screen print. Depending on what an artist wants to express in a particular work, one or another technique is chosen for its distinct visual effects. Since these techniques are sometimes complicated to perform, the assistance of an expert printer is often required.

1) We think that the technique of wood- and linocut is well known. So it ́s not necessary to describe this technique.

Actually, there was a time – and you don’t even have to go back to the fifteenth century – when graphic arts (derived from the Greek word for “descriptive arts”) primarily meant artistic prints. Of course, this was “long before Apple”. The number of those who are enthusiastic about the unique technical and creative capabilities of this genre is on the rise again, and some among its followers have sought to get to know or try out one or several of the roughly 400 (!) techniques summarized under this term.
“Prints are as young as those who think them up and pro-duce them”, says Eric Neunteufel.
Thus, you can experience what it means to make prints – the workshop and gallery of Eric Neunteufel and Angelika Kreilinger at Primmersdorf/Waldviertel has been offering this since August 2016.
Kreilinger is a graphic artist and conservator, Neunteufel is one of the last persons in Austria who trained as a copperplate printer. After completing his apprenticeship, he studied graphic arts in Oswald Oberhuber’s Master Class at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna and at Chelsea College of Arts in London.
The opportunities offered by their Graphik Werkstatt are addressed to everyone who is interested, including artists who do not have their own equipment and wish to use the infrastructure.
For Kreilinger “prints stand for the successful mix of art and craft”. You can tell that these two people know the ropes.
If you have ideas or are interested in this type of work, you can take a hands-on approach and make your ideas materialise or work through the individual stages of the process with Eric Neunteufel and choose the method which will result in your own print.
Jürgen Niederdöckl 2017
 

Hände

 

Diese Publikation erschien anläßlich der Ausstellung der Händegraphiken
im Kunstverein Pfaffenhofen/Bayern im Mai 2014.
Die Texterfassung und der Satzspiegel kamen von Angelika Kreilinger.
Das Lektorat übernahm Florian Duy und Elisabeth Streit.
Das Layout besorgte Sabina Karasegh.
Den Offsetdruck erledigte die Druckerei Schmidbauer GmbH, Oberwart.
Die Endfertigung für 200 Exemplare lag in den Händen der
Buchbinderei Papyrus, Wien.
24,- € (exkl. 10% Mwst.) / Auflage 200 Stück

 

  


 

Kazimir Malevic Malbuch

 

0 = Weiss
Kazimir Malevic Malbuch
Eine Arbeit zum weissen Suprematismus
2013

Idee/Konzept und Pausen: Eric Neunteufel
Texte: Kazimir Malevic, Jewgenija Petrowa und Aage A. Hansen-Löve
Textauswahl: Eric Neunteufel
Lektorat: Florian Duy
Graphische Bearbeitung und Umschlaggestaltung: Angelika Kreilinger
Umschlag: Siebdruck/Graphik Werkstatt Neunteufel Kreilinger
Offsetdruck: Iris Druck/Judenburg
Buchbindearbeiten: Beate Schilcher und Manuela Karner/Wien
€ 450,- / Auflage 35 Stück

 

 

Art work inspired by the works of Kasimir Malewitsch


Malewitsch - russian avangardist of the first quarter of the 20th century - born on the 23rd of February 1879 in Kiev died on the 15th of May in Leningrad.

Malwitsch said about his beloved farmers: "The most important criteria that showed the difference between workers and farmer for me: the drawing. The workers don’t produce any drawings, to decorate their houses neither did they care about art. The farmers entailed all of that... In the country there was much interest for art ( at the time a word unknown to me). It is probably more fitting to say objects were produced that I found particularly beautiful. Those objects bore the secret of my sympathy for my fellow country folks. With deep emotion do I observe the farmers while they create their ornaments and helped them to to paint the wood floors in their huts (khata) with alumina and create ornate borders around their fireplaces. They painted pretty whimsical roosters,little horses and flowers.Colors are being made on site out of different forms of clay and dutch azur blue."

Gouachen:


Colour-etching:

 

The Reader

 

"The Reader" 2013
Bound edition with one lithography
Cover: Original lithography
140,- €/
Limited Edition: 33

 

"The Reader"
Brochure edition
28,- € (incl 10% Ust.) / Limited Edition: 217

 

The lithography "The Reader" of Eric Neunteufel refers to the ceramic piece "Pushkin" by Alexandra Zaitseva.
Zein Wigger added to this lithograph with drawings that were silkscreened over the existing lithograph.

 

The interested read Speech of krampus to an adult human

 

The interested read
Speech of krampus to an adult human
lead composition/autotypien/2009
Covering and resolution paper crafted by Eric Neunteufel
Lithographies and content written by Angelika Kreilinger
Illustrations by Robert Lettner,Eric Neunteufel,Oswald Oberhuber and Roman Spiess
Written by Helmut Eisendle
€ 40,- (incl. 10% sales tax) limited editon of 150




The Cannibal


 

The Cannibal, 2000
hot type/half tone
Handling, drawings, change, and epilogue by Eric Neunteufel
Poems by Eugen Bartmer
Stateprize 2001: the most beautiful Austrian books
€ 47,- / Limited Edition: 350

 

 

Travesty-Tarot


 

Travesty-Tarot / 54 pages, 1999
A deck of Tarot cards of kunsMARKE edition
drawn by Eric Neunteufel and Andreas Stark positioned in a picture.
€ 24,- / Limited Edition: 500

 

 

 


Oxtail

 

Oxtail
„A collection of recipes and a cultural historical view of this dish. 
183 recipes from all 5 continents."  1999
€ 57,- / Limited Edition: 1000




(dadatex)-Karton

 

(dadatex)-Karton “eitel ist sein scheitel”
vanity is his crest
A work to the 17th arpade Hans Arps excerpts from a collection of poems “Die Wolkenpumpe”
Format: 32,5 x 24,5 x 5,2 cm
Concept, development and production: Eric Neunteufel
Bookbinding work: Franz Holitzer
Contributors: Rudolf Horaczek, Carlo Hufnagl,Gerhard Jaschke, Juerg Jegge,Joachim Kern, 
Andreas Leikauf, Eric Neunteufel, Beate Zechner, Erwin Puls, Andreas Stark
€ 320,- / limited edition of 50, signed and numbered in 1997

 

the journal of
(dadatex)-Karton "eitel ist sein scheitel"




1=beer As a tourist in the realm of German language and literature studies

1=beer
As a tourist in the realm of German language and literature studies
Ideas, concepts, philological adaptation: E. Neunteufel
Selection of poetry and revision: Werner Herbst
Lino cutting, lino etching: Jochen Kern
Score and recording: Karl Wilhelm Krbavac
Translation: Marcella Dvoráková
Transcript and computer composition: Sylvia Burian
Editorial office: Monika Nebosis
Printing: Anton Lebhard
Cartridge: "Beer, you are my beer"
Music: Gert Haussner
Lyrics: Werner Herbst
Vocals: Gerhard Hörhan
Guitar: Gert Haussner
Recited by Gerhard Jaschke, Georg Kaar,
Eric Neunteufel, Karin Rathmann, Beate Zechner
€ 80,- / Limited Edition: 200, 1996




R-AUSZIEHEN

 

"R-AUSZIEHEN" eine Katzengeschichte, ein Leporello mit 16 Seiten (Radierung, Bleisatz)
Die Texte und Radierungen für den Katzen-Leporello entstanden
im Zusammenspiel von Engelbert Theuretzbacher und Eric Neunteufel,
die auch gemeinschaftlich druckten.
Der Text wurde von Hand gesetzt aus Tertia Gill sans
und mit der Handpresse auf Vélin Johannot gedruckt.
Die Buchbinderei lag in den Händen von Charlotte Karner.
€ 600,- / Auflage 15 Stück, 1994

 

 

REBUS

 

REBUS
Siebdruck: Franz Leininger, Pressbaum
Buchbindearbeiten: Franz Holitzer, wien
Reprophotographie: Andreas Stark, Wien
Idee und Zeichnung: Eric Neunteufel
€ 200,- / 100 Stück

 

 

 

 

The revolution of the Condom

The revolution of the Condom
From penis attire to prosthetic penises
Owener, editor and issuer: Karin Jahn, 1982.
Graphics: Eric Neunteufel
Out of stock