Curated by Domenic Iacono, director of the Syracuse University Art Galleries and member of the Print Council of America, this monumental exhibition brings together for the first time artists, and in many cases the actual print itself, illustrated in the 1962 publication by Stanley William Hayter, About Prints.
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Internally, decomposition of human body proceeds more slowly than the surface. The same changes of color are seen in the viscera, but the color varies from dark-red to black, rather than green. With this color change, the viscera become softer and greasy to touch. Finally, they breakdown into a soft disintegrating mass.