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Steve Britko

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Steve Britkoborn 1946 Lowell, Massachusetts; lives Santa Fe, New Mexico

Steve Britko studied at Tamarind in Albuquerque as a Printer Fellow from 1973-1975 before leaving to pursue a Master’s Degree at Southern Illinois University. At Southern Illinois, he established the Wagner Workshop where artists would come to make prints with a printer and students. He then moved on to Illinois State to open Normal Editions, still operating today, and in 1977 returned to Tamarind as shop manager. Britko left Tamarind in 1980 to open his own shop, Naravisa Press, beginning in Albuquerque and later moving to Santa Fe. Britko worked with a range of artists including Richard Tuttle, Susan Rothenberg, Luis Jimenez, Paul Pletka, Rudy Fernandez, Fritz Scholder, and many more creating lithographs, woodcuts, linoleum cuts, and monoprints. [Printer's Proof]

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Apache Night Dancer
Fritz Scholder
1974
Daybreak People
Paul Pletka
1990
Evening Poplars
John Fincher
1990
Holiday
David Bradley
1986
Koi
Stephen Britko
1990
Nate
Tom Palmore
1990
New Mexico History Page
James Havard
1990
Rose and The Res Sisters
Harry Fonseca
1981
Steve Britko
Charles R. Rushton
1992
Styling in Santa Fe
Gilbert Magu Luján
1993
Untitled
Susan Rothenberg
2002