"Leaving the Shop" by Kenneth Hayes Miller, Amer., (1876-1952) Ink the voluptuous form of snow

the voluptuous form of snow laden evergreens or delicacy tracery of bare branches is simply remarkable

The isolation and loneliness the artist felt far from home while serving his country is revealed in a small group of works on paper he made showing soldiers at their leisure noticing the local young women in their vicinity

with small rust stains from paper clips at right outer margin edge

landmark with it's gilded bronze glistening in the dark

His deep feeling for both living things and the forces of nature is evident in the decades long series of complex and elegant ink drawings he produced

"Leaving the Shop" by Kenneth Hayes Miller, Amer., (1876-1952) Ink the voluptuous form of snowEtching, 1929, Ed. 20, 8 x 9 7 8, old hinges to top margin corners recto, signed in pencil, on cream wove paper. A fine impression of Miller's most celebrated print.