Hand printed original silkscreen, Betty Boop # 2/8 on a page from a book of Civil War battles. This one is printed over Jackson’s Valley Campaign. In 2010, I made a series of hand printed silkscreens with various public domain images over battle maps and titles the series “Study War No More.” Even though I made them as small editions, each piece is unique because of the individual background page.

Ken Nahan

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www.nahanfineart.com In 1983, Ken Nahan graduated with honors and received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Tulane University. He also traveled to Europe where he worked under the guidance of his mentor and friend, Max Papart. Nahan has studied various printmaking techniques, creating lithographs in France at Atelier Grapholith and with Pierre Chave, etchings at Atelier Morsang, and silkscreens in the U.S. with master screenprinter, Gary Lichtenstein. His most recent body of works include ink drawings on sanded topographical maps, nautical charts, and on handmade paper. Nahan has exhibited throughout the U.S. and in Europe. He currently lives and works in New Orleans, LA.