"Edge of the Lake" by Robert Hogg Nisbet, Amer., (1879-1961) Drypoint A lively portrait study of

A lively portrait study of the eccentric New York painter & philoshopher Elshemius holding court

who was called "The American Millet" for his many empathetic images of the rural and urban poor

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A fine impression of this wonderful view of the Yale landmark in downtown New Haven

ending up eventually near Buenos Aires

"Edge of the Lake" by Robert Hogg Nisbet, Amer., (1879-1961) Drypoint A lively portrait study ofDrypoint, 1930's, Ed. unknown, 8 7 8 x 11 3 8, signed, titled & inscribed in pencil, on cream wove paper. A wonderful Kent, CT area scene of bathers at leisure on a warm summer day. Robert NIsbet was a long time resident of Kent, Connecticut, finding great inspiration for his many paintings and prints in the verdant rolling hills and tranquil banks of the Housatonic river as it meanders south towards New Milford. Nisbet often used drypoint to great