Man + Machinery, by Paul R. Meltsner, Amer., (1905-1966) Crayon Resist the card stock mount chipped

the card stock mount chipped at the lower right corner

the innovative technique pioneered by Hayter and carried to new heights by Reddy

slower pace of life his prints portray

She was an assistant to Dag Hammarskjold at the U

Man + Machinery, by Paul R. Meltsner, Amer., (1905-1966) Crayon Resist the card stock mount chippedLithograph, ca. 1935, Ed. unknown, 12 1 2 x 9 7 8, loss to top right margin corner, a few discreet handling creases, signed, titled and annotated Coll. Brooklyn Museum in pencil, on cream wove RIVES BFK. A fine impression of this powerful composition by Meltsner, who also produced an easel painting of this same subject. Meltsner grew up in New York City, attended classes at the National Academy of Design, and during the depression years was employed