"Still Life" by Francis Picabia, Fr., (1879-1953) Crayon Resist as well as his well

as well as his  well known cityscapes can still exhibit traces of his early Secessionist style

Intending to print an edition of 15

as published in "Du Cubisme"

The recipient of a Fulbright grant to work in Florence from 1958-9

Wuanita Smith studied at the Pennsylvania Academy and Art Students League

"Still Life" by Francis Picabia, Fr., (1879-1953) Crayon Resist as well as his wellDrypoint, ca. 1907, total ed. of 455, as published in "Du Cubisme", 1947, by La Companie Francaise des Arts Graphiques, plate 9, 7 x 5 1 16, signed and dated in the plate, with "F. Picabia Pointe Seche" verso lower right corner in letterpress, on cream wove paper, a small handling soft fold upper left margin edge. Ex coll. George Binet.