The Nearest Faraway PlaceThese highly personal works date from Anderson’s early career. The fictitious landscapes use slow, needle-drawn detail to move through memory and the transition from a climbing life toward domestic routine. Imagined geography turns close attention and longing into material form.
Intaglio on washi, overlaying watercolor on rag paper, with à la poupée inking.
17 in. x 19 in. to 26 in. x 38 in.
The Black Frets
Etendue
Destroyer: North Face
Holiday's Sanctuary
Mount Stefani: East and West Slopes
Waits Crevasse Field
Grant's Wall
Poncho and Lefty
The Western Tufts