Evening on the Waterfront, by Ernest W Watson, Amer., (1884-1969) Chalk Her prints are uncommon

Her prints are uncommon

or taken from literature and mythology

staple holes to lower right corner

Anni Albers studied weaving at the Bauhaus starting in 1922

it was possibly a local neighborhood institution for Lerer while growing up

Evening on the Waterfront, by Ernest W Watson, Amer., (1884-1969) Chalk Her prints are uncommonColor Linocut, 1924, Ed. 91 100, 9 3 4 x 8 1 4, signed, titled, dated and numbered in pencil, on cream wove japan paper, small brown paper hinges and slight handling creases to top margin recto, a beautiful impression of this beautiful print, with it's subtle, muted color harmonies. Both Ernest W. Watson and his wife Eva Auld Watson were masters of color linocut and influential through the books and articles they published on printmaking and drawing.