Ink Inspiration: Discovering the World of Artist Frank McClure

Tulip Rows | Frank McClure | ink | Smithsonian American Art Museum

When exploring the world of artist Frank McClure, one can’t help but be inspired by his unique and compelling works. Born on this day December 30, 1896 in Lafayette, Indiana, McClure is a master of his craft, creating pieces that are intricate and emotive.

McClure’s medium of choice is linocut ink, a versatile and tactile material that lends his pieces an unmistakable texture and depth. This technique has become his signature, setting his work apart in a crowded field.

Frank McClure’s artwork has been featured in several prestigious exhibitions, including the Smithsonian Museum. His contributions to the art world have not only elevated the stature of linocut ink artistry but have also inspired many budding artists. His dedication to his craft and unwavering commitment to artistic exploration make Frank McClure a significant figure in contemporary art.

Curated by Jennifer