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A Phenomenological Observation of the Reductive Printmaking Experience: Implications for Art Therapy
This qualitative study examined the phenomenological experience of four students in higher education relating to the involvement in a single reductive relief printmaking session. The indirect process of reductive relief printmaking is set apart from other methods due to the multiple steps and the us
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