The White House, Mexico by Jacob Heller, Amer., (1914-2002) Charcoal for Collectors of American Art

for Collectors of American Art

small loss to lower left margin edge at corner

Marian Lerer trained at the Philadelphia Museum School of Industrial Design in illustration

as well as designing more covers for the New Yorker than anyone

Dehn was also masterfully experimental in his approach to printmaking

The White House, Mexico by Jacob Heller, Amer., (1914-2002) Charcoal for Collectors of American ArtWoodcut, 1950 70, Ed. Unknown, 6 1 8 x 11 7 8, signed and titled in ink, on very thin cream japan tissue which has been chine colled to a white wove support sheet, puckers to the tissue as printed and modest striated toning from the paste Heller used to adhere the print to the support sheet, very common with his prints. A fine, evenly inked impression of a bold print by this American artist who's later career as a sculptor and printmaker flourished