"Hanging Daily Wash", by Charles Truman, Amer.,  (20th Cent.) Rare this is a very fine

this is a very fine example of one of her prints

7-15/16 x 4-7/8

Another print from this series  is illustrated in the April 2016 issue of Journal of the Print World in my article "The Imprint of Gender" introducing her work as a printmaker

who counted among hs students Henry Moore

with a subtle manipulation of the ink to articulate the fading after glow of the setting sun

"Hanging Daily Wash", by Charles Truman, Amer.,  (20th Cent.) Rare this is a very fineLithograph, ca. 1940s, Ed. 25, signed & titled vertically in pencil in the side margins, on cream wove paper. The choice to sign and title vertically is interesting, especially given this is an impression from Truman's edition of 25, as opposed to a working proof. Such quirks affirm an artist's individuality, and subtly challenge staid conventions. I've never seen another impression of this print, nor was I even aware of Charles Truman before finding