"Wings of the Ocean" by Gabor Peterdi, Amer., (1915-2001) Chalk Dubuffet also loved the improvisational

Dubuffet also loved the improvisational music of jazz

a fine impression of one of Pennell's most desirable New York subjects

rare and spectacular print by Moy is not commonly seen

The dramatic back lighting and attention to both texture and detail in this print create an iconic and romantic vision of early American industry

and her graphic work was recently discussed in the excellent 2019 book "The Women of Atelier 17" by Christina Weyl

"Wings of the Ocean" by Gabor Peterdi, Amer., (1915-2001) Chalk Dubuffet also loved the improvisationalEtching & Engraving, 1952, ed. 50, published in the "Five Prints" portfolio, 17 3 4 x 13 3 4, signed in pencil on cream laid paper, one spot of foxing at bottom center margin edge well away from image. A wonderful mid century modern print by the legendary artist, who's great personal vision and formidable technical skills, along with his books and teaching at Yale, influenced generations of artists.