"Winter Path" by Ozias Dodge, (Amer., 1868-1925) Woodcut

"Winter Path" by Ozias Dodge, (Amer., 1868-1925) WoodcutEtching, circa 1896, Edition unknown, 5 x 2 15 16, on thin wove simili japen paper with small margins as printed, tippped at top corners to a second sheet of laid simili japan paper of same dimensions, in good condition, signed in the plate lower right.

Werner Drewes was a prolific painter and printmaker equally adept at the difficult arts of engraving and color woodcut

and Peggy Bacon herself

9-1/16 x 12-13/16

Color Etching and Aquatint

One of Miro's most charming and early prints

a fine impression of this well known subject

Massachusetts art community

though his many etchings of American cities would remain in the broader Whistlerian tradition

His work is in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Cooper Union among others

With their near photographic precison and powerful raking light

There is a very pale mat line

when she began to exhibit her prints