1990
Screen Print
28" x 22"
1991
Screen Print
19 11/16" x 14 5/8"
1991
Screen Print
18 7/8" x 35 1/8"
1991
Screen Print
19 1/2" x 14 1/2"
1992
Etching
9 1/4" x 6 3/8"
1993
Screen Print
22" x 30"
1994
Screen Print
27 3/4" x 19 3/8"
1995
Screen Print
36" x 27"
1996
Etching
9" x 12"
1997
Etching
8 3/4" x 6 7/8"
2000
Etching
7 5/8" x 5 7/8"
2002
Etching
6" x 4 1/2"
2003
Etching
9" x 12"
1999
Etching
7" x 9 1/2"
2003
Etching
12" x 9"
2006
Etching
14" x 13"
2006
Collograph
14" x 11"
2010
Etching
12" x 9"
2010
Etching
14" x 12"
2010
Etching
10" x 8"
2010
Etching
11 3/4" x 10"
Movement I: The Unknown World
2008
Etching
5 3/4" x 4 3/4"
Movement I: The Unknown World
2008
Etching
14" x 11"
Movement I: The Unknown World
2008
Etching
5" x 4"
Movement I: The Unknown World
2008
Etching
7 3/4" x 9"
Movement I: The Unknown World
2008
Etching
11" x 14"
Movement II: Living in Bondage—Life on the Plantation
2008
Etching
14" x 11"
Movement II: Living in Bondage—Life on the Plantation
2008
Etching
4 7/8" x 4"
Movement II: Living in Bondage—Life on the Plantation
2008
Etching
4" X 6"
Movement III: Journey of Escape
2008
Etching
14" x 11"
Movement III: Journey of Escape
2008
Etching
6" x 4"
Movement III: Journey of Escape
2008
Etching
6" x 7"
Movement III: Journey of Escape
2008
Etching
4 7/8" x 4"
Movement III: Journey of Escape
2008
Etching
6' x 4"
Movement III: Journey of Escape
2008
Etching
5 7/8" x 5"
Movement III: Journey of Escape
2008
Etching
11" x 14"
Movement IV: Color in Freedom
2008
Etching
14" x 11"
Movement IV: Color in Freedom
2008
Etching
6 7/8" x 4 3/4"
Movement IV: Color in Freedom
2008
Etching
12" x 9"
1992
Etching
7 1/2" x 7"
1992
Etching
6 1/4" x 9"
1990
Etching
8 1/4" x 3 3/4"
1997
Etching
5 3/4" x 4 1/4"
2007
Etching
10" x 8"
2003
Etching
6" x 3 3/4"
2007
Etching
6" x 8"
1995
Etching
6" x 5 3/16"
2003
Etching
12" x 9"
2007
Etching
10" x 8"
1997
Screen Print
23 1/2" x 32"
1995
Screen Print
16 1/2" x 26"
Holston’s etchings have been critically acclaimed as “superb depictions of people, landscapes and scenes from daily life.” He personally executes every step in the creation of his prints, from the actual drawing on the copper or zinc plate through the printing of the entire edition. As an etcher, he has mastered the art of evoking mood, texture, and space through simple line and tone. Holston’s screen prints display the same boldness of expression and attention to the details of color and composition as his paintings. Often involving dozens of separate screens to compose the finished image, these originals prints represent weeks of painstaking work in close collaboration with a master printer. Holston creates his own color separations in order to insure that the final prints meets his exacting standards and conforms to his artistic vision. Eighteen prints are from Holston's visual narrative Color in Freedom: Journey along the Underground Railroad. "In embarking on this project, Holston join[s] the ranks of generations of artists who have created art as a vehicle to witness, reflect on, confront, question, and ultimately deepen understanding of history."--Katherine L. Blood, Curator of Fine Prints, Library of Congress.