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We first came to know Jesse Marsolais as an apprentice to letterpress printer John Kristensen. An old soul, Jesse has embraced the black art of printmaking and brings new life to the craft. So we were not surprised to learn that Jesse has the rare opportunity to apprentice under third generation stone carver, calligrapher, and designer … Continue reading ""https://blog.massfolkarts.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/JesseMarsolai.jpg