Screen prints from a small press in Thun

Swiss illustrators draw them. We print them by hand on the Obere Hauptgasse, one colour at a time, in editions of 60.

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Screen print of layered blue mountain ridges under a pale morning sky, shown in a frame
Frame
Stockhorn, Morgen by Flurina Brügger. Print CHF 120, frame CHF 145

New this autumn

Four editions off the drying rack in October, each signed and numbered.

Geometric print of red circles, yellow shapes and blue lines on grey

Abstract

CHF 110

Screen print, 6 colours · 50 × 70 cm

Botanical print of a white wild rose stem with leaves

Botanical

CHF 78

Screen print, 3 colours · 40 × 50 cm

Portrait of Flurina Brügger, a woman with long dark hair in a black denim jacket, resting her chin on her hand

Flurina Brügger draws the mountains she sees from her kitchen

She grew up in Steffisburg and still sketches the Stockhorn chain at dawn. Then she cuts one stencil per colour with us in the studio, which for her prints usually means five.

Meet the illustrators

Pulled by hand, one colour at a time

Squeegees with green, yellow and blue blades lined up on a rack in the print studio

Squeegees on the rack. Each one is kept for a single ink family, so a pale blue never picks up last week's red.

How we print

Frames cut to fit every print

Solid oak or black lacquered ash, with museum glass and an acid-free mount. Order a frame with your print and it arrives assembled.

About our frames

Every print is numbered and signed

The edition number and the artist's signature go in pencil under the image, our studio stamp on the back.

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A hand writing in pencil on a clean white sheet