Scarlet Women
Lithograph on paper mounted on paper
1930
Signed, dated, titled and editioned in pencil by the artist
Edition: 30, plus trial and artist's proofs; this print numbered 8/30
Printed by Meister Schulz, Berlin
In Dehn and Barrett's "How to Draw and Print Lithographs," the artist describes his technique:
"After the entire oval area was roughly covered with soft crayon(,) an uneven wash was made by rubbing it with a wet rag. The blacks in the figures were put in with the crayon and then white lines and light greys were drawn with the razor blade" (p. 52)
Provenance Estate of the artist
Bibliography Lumsdaine & O’Sullivan 192
Image: 10 1/8 x 13 5/8"
AD01192.8
$1,500.