"Four Caribes" by Adolf Dehn, German-Amer., (1895-1968) Fresco on stiff warm white wove

on stiff warm white wove paper

His early to mid century modern abstract painting style and use of color are both complex and engaging

A spare and forceful drypoint by Hofer

bold and colorful print by the artist

in "Under The Geenwood Tree"

"Four Caribes" by Adolf Dehn, German-Amer., (1895-1968) Fresco on stiff warm white woveColor Lithograph, 1961, ed. of 30, L.&O. 548, stated ed. of 35 plus proofs, printed at Desjobert, Paris, 19 3 8 x 14 15 16, signed, titled and no. in pencil, on cream wove RIVES BFK paper, trace of a mat line and trace of glue residue from previous hinges top margin recto edge. Adolf Dehn, like his contemporary Miguel Covarrubius, loved to travel to other cultures, and had a devastating gift for caricature, which he wielded with equal opportunity for