Felsschlucht, by Rudolf Jettmar, Ausrian, (1869-1939) Charcoal beautifully patterned work by Bilander

beautifully patterned work by Bilander

though the means differ and we have here a city scene and the other is a country setting

a thin discreet printing crease extending into large cloud at top center

Kent was fascinated by the diversity of life we share our planet with

Excited by an exhibit of French etchings at the 1893 World Colombian Exposition in Chicago

Felsschlucht, by Rudolf Jettmar, Ausrian, (1869-1939) Charcoal beautifully patterned work by BilanderEtching, ca, 1905, published by Gesllschaft Fur Verviefaltegende Kunst, Vienna, 16 1 8 x 10 5 8, unsigned but credited as an original etching by Jettmar at lower left in the printed legend below, on a full sheet of heavy buff colored wove paper, measuring 22 1 4 x 17 7 8, with small creases at the corners and edges of the large margins, a fine impression and the sheet fresh with no staining. Jettmar was an Austrian symbolist painter and printmaker,