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Color silkscreen, 1944
12 1/8 in. x 14 in. (308 mm x 356 mm)
No stated edition
Catalogue Reference: Williams 4
Unframed
Availability: In Stock
Price: $3500 (On hold)
A fine impression of this exceptional image with good margins--signed in ink in the image lower right as usual
Color silkscreen, 1943
10 1/4 in. x 18 1/4 in. (260 mm x 464 mm)
Edition of 100
Catalogue Reference: Williams 2
Unframed
Availability: Sold
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A superb impression of this exceptional depiction of a rural family(depicting his son Charles Gwathmey as an infant)with strong colors and large margins---winner of
the serigraph prize in the ARTISTS FOR VICTORY competition and illustrated in Albert
Reese AMERICAN PRIZE PRINTS OF THE 20TH CENTURY---appropriately this
print is the 2500th item on this website.
Color silkscreen, c.1949-1950
16 1/4 in. x 17 1/4 in. (413 mm x 438 mm)
No stated edition
Catalogue Reference: Williams 11
Unframed
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A fine impression of this extremely rare subject with uneven but full margins---this image is possibly the most scarce of all of the early silkscreens---signed in ink in the image upper left
Color silkscreen, 1944
14 3/8 in. x 11 7/8 in. (365 mm x 302 mm)
No stated edition
Catalogue Reference: Williams 3
Unframed
Availability: Sold
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A fine impression with strong bold colors and large margins---a trace of discoloration in the margins not affecting the image---illustrated in AMERICAN PRINTS FROM HOPPER TO POLLOCK-A catalogue of the exhibition at the British Museum edited by Stephen Coppel
Color Lithograph, 1978
24 in. x 18 3/8 in. (610 mm x 467 mm)
Edition of 300
Catalogue Reference: Williams 21
Unframed
Availability: Sold
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Annotated "OK Proof" by Gwathmey. This is the "Bon a Tirer" proof from which the rest
of the edition was printed. It was purchased directly from the printer Burr Miller.