VOLUME XXXVI, NUMBER 2 MAY 2013

1. HEMISPHAERIUM STELLATUM BOREALE ANTIQUUM. Andreas Cellarius.Published by Pieter Schenk and Gerard Valk. Hand-colored copper plate engraving, 1661,(1708). A celestial chart depicting the constellations of the Northern Sky as viewed fromEarth. This is a Schenk and Valk re-issue of Cellarius' "Atlas Coelestis seu HarmoniaMacrocosmica", one of the finest 17th century Dutch celestial atlases produced. Image size17 x 20" (430 x 508 mm). Fine condition and original full wash color in the hemisphere anda pale green wash over the surrounding vignettes. #77230.1 $5,000.00

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2. NATURAL BRIDGE. IN THE "BLUE RIDGE" REGION: ROCKBRIDGE COUN-TY, VA. Published by Currier & Ives, 125 Nassau St. New York. Lithograph, hand-colored,undated. With an additional line giving the dimensions of this famous Virginia naturallandmark, still drawing visitors to this day. Image size 8 1/2 x 12 3/8" (215 x 315 mm). Goodcondition with original color save two marginal repairs. Conningham 4394. #51403.1 $585.

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3. GRAND CANYON. Clare Romano. Collagraph, 1975. Signed and titled in pencil.Inscribed "Artist's Proof." Paper size 22 1/4 x 30" (566 x 761 mm). Very good condition.#71185.2 $2,000.

With a richly rendered celestial chart on the cover and mind-bending cityscape on theback, our May SHOWCASE covers a lot of territory. We explore the Chesapeake

Bay area in several maps, witness the surrender of Cornwallis, visit some cats, experience thefour seasons, pause for a chess match, and then enter the 20th and 21st centuries.

Featured in the gallery through July 13th is a show of works by Clare Romano and JohnRoss. Painter, printmaker, educator and author, Clare Romano, was born in Palisades, NewJersey, in 1922. She studied painting at Cooper Union. Known for her stunning woodcuts,she became highly regarded in the graphics world for producing collagraphs. A notededucator, she taught generations of artists printmaking at the New School, Pratt GraphicsCenter and Pratt Institute. She co-authored , which is still in useto teach the history and process of printmaking. Throughout her career she has receivednumerous awards and has had many one-artist shows. Her work is in many museums acrossthe U.S. and Europe. John Ross is a painter, printmaker, book artist and Professor of Art.He has served as President of the Society of American Graphic Artists, and is active in anumber of art organizations. He studied at Cooper Union, Parson School of Design, Ecoledes Beaux Arts, France, New School for Social Research, Columbia University and IstitutoStatale d’Arte in Italy. For over fifty years, he taught printmaking at the New School and hasbeen a professor of art at Manhattanville College. He authored several reference booksincluding . Achieving over sixty one-artist shows, Ross is repre-sented in museum collections including the Hirshhorn Collection, Metropolitan Museumof Art, Library of Congress, Dallas Museum, Smithsonian Institution, and PhiladelphiaPublic Library.

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4. NOVA VIRGINIAE TABULA.Arnoldus Montanus. Published byArnoldus Montanus, Amsterdam.Copper plate engraving, 1671. Thismap is derived from Capt. JohnSmith's landmark 1612 map of Vir-ginia, based upon the Hondius-Blaeu versions. It depicts the entireChesapeake Bay area, including itsmajor tributaries. The Montanusmap is identical to the Ogilby mapof the same year. Both are re-nowned for the cartouche depictinga Brazilian Indian with a llama, goatand unicorn. Image size 11 3/8 x 13

7/8" (290 x 351 mm). Fine condition. Black & white. #66215.1 $2,800.

5. NOVA VIRGINIAE TABULA. Henricus Hondius. Hand-colored copper plate engrav-ing, 1630. One of the great maps of Virginia and the Chesapeake Bay region. This map, inthe Jodocus Hondius version, (1618) was the first derivative of the highly important JohnSmith Map of Virginia of 1612 which was first to depict the bay and its tributaries with anyaccuracy. Jodocus Hondius first issued the map in 1618 but only small handful was printed.In 1629 Jodocus died and his widow, unbeknownst to his brother Henricus, sold the copperplate to firm of Willem Blaeu. Henricus had to re-engrave an entirely new plate which wasissued in 1630. In the upper left corner is an image the great Indian chief Powhatansurrounded by his subjects. In the upper right is the British Royal Arms, below that is animage of an Indian warrior armed with a bow and war club. Image size 15 x 19 3/8" (382 x492 mm) plus margins. Good condition. Modern hand-coloring. Burden, P. "The Mappingof North America" 228. #673.3 $3,950.

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7. A NEW MAP OF VIRGINIAMARYLAND AND THE IM-PROVED PARTS OF PENNSYL-VANIA & NEW JERSEY.Christopher Browne. Revised andpublished by John Senex, London.Copper plate engraving, c.1692(1719-21). A beautiful map of theChesapeake Bay region. Maryland'snorthern and eastern boundariesare marked; New Jersey is divided;Philadelphia is noted. This map wasfirst published by ChristopherBrowne in c.1692. The copperplate was later purchased and re-vised by John Senex in 1719. Image

size 19 1/8 x 21 3/4” (485 x 593 mm). Good condition and color save rejoined centerfoldand short repaired tears; backed with rice paper. Burden, N. America II, 694; Morrison, Onthe Map, 24. Papenfuse & Coale, fig. 20 & b. Steven’s Tree 86c. #37569.2 $4,500.

6. A CHART OF THE CHESA-PEAKE AND DELAWAREBAYS. Fielding Lucas, Jr. Compiledand published by Fielding LucasJunr., Baltimore. Engraving, 1832(corrected 1862). Engraved by Johnand William W. Warr, Philadelphia.A scarce, large scale sea chart of theChesapeake and Delaware Rivers bythe noted Baltimore publisher,Fielding Lucas, one of America'sfirst great map makers. This is alsothe only chart published by him.The chart shows inland navigationon the rivers as far north as Philadel-phia and as far south as Suffolk,Virginia. The Maryland HistoricalSociety notes "The chart includessoundings, the location of shoals,light boats, and light houses, withshort descriptions of the lights car-ried by the different boats. Twonoteworthy features are the 'TideTables' for the Chesapeake and Del-aware Bays and the series of views ofCape Henry, Smiths Point Light

House, Windmill Point, and Cape Henlopen.” Two sheets joined, 40 1/4 x 28 1/2" (1022x 722 mm) plus margins. Good condition, save for some minor surface soiling and dampstaining. Occasional minor tear along sheet edge. Original hand-coloring. Backed onoriginal linen. Morrison & Hanson, 59; fig. 36; Guthorn, cover illustration; Schwartz&.Ehrenberg, 1980. #63420.2 $12,000.

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9. AMERICA SETTENTRIONAL DIN. SANSON DI ABBEVILLEGEOGRAFO ORDINARIO DEL RE.Nicolas Sanson. Published by SebastianoColeti, Venice. Copper plate engraving,1725. The map depicts California as anisland. All the Great Lakes appear, butLakes Superior and Puans ( Michigan) areopen-ended. Image size 5 5/8 x 6 3/8"(143 x 162 mm). Good condition.#63591.1 $450.

8 AMERICA SIVE INDIA NOVA. Michael Mercator. Published by Rumold Mercator,Duisburg. Copper plate engraving, 1595 c.1633. This map is one of the most striking earlymaps of the Western Hemisphere. Michael Mercator, grandson of Gerard, engraved thisplate, the only known printed map by him. Cartographically, this map was based onMercator's landmark world map of 1587. This map is set within a circle surrounded by adesign of interlocking acanthus leaves, cornucopias and insects. There are three inset maps,the Gulf of Mexico, Cuba and Florida, and Hispaniola and Puerto Rico. Also depicted area Northwest Passage, a large island of New Guinea and a huge Antarctic continent. Imagesize 14 3/8 x 18” (367 x 457 mm) plus margins. Good condition with old color, save lightmarginal soiling and repairs. Latin text. "40 M" on verso. Issued in the 1616 and 1619editions of the atlas. Burden 87; Wheat 27; Goss, J. Mapping of North America 19.#30300.2 $6,000.

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10. EULOGIUM SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF THE ILLUSTRIOUS GEORGEWASHINGTON, COLUMBIA'S GREAT AND SUCCESSFUL SON: HONORED BEHIS NAME. Benjamin O. Tyler. Pub. by Benjamin O. Tyler, New York. Copper engraving,1817. Memorial calligraphic copper engraving designed, written and published by Tyler,professor of penmanship, New York, 1817. Engraved by Peter Maverick, Newark. Withstipple oval of Washington in center of elegiac poem, angels and masonic symbols. Imagesize 16 1/4 x 20 1/2" (410 x 524 mm). Good condition with various repaired tears andbacked with Japan. Hart 796. Stauffer 2232, third state. #48445.1 $1,400.

11. THE SURRENDER OF CORNWALLIS AT YORKTOWN, A.D. 1781. EdouardArmand-Dumaresq. Engraving, undated, c.1860. Painted by Armand Dumaresq. Engraved& printed by Illman Brothers. Eleven people identified above the title, from left to right,"Comte de Custin; Duc de Laval Montmorench; Duc de Lauzun; Major General O'Hara;Comte de Deuxponts; Comte de Rochambeau; Marquis de Lafayette; General Washington;General Lincoln; Baron Steuben; General H. Knox." Image size 15 7/8 x 23 11/16" (403 x601 mm). Good condition. #44206.2 $1,950.00

812. THREE LITTLEWHITE KITTIES. :THEIR FIRSTMOUSE. Published byCurrier & Ives, 152 Nas-sau St. New York. Litho-graph, hand-colored,1871. Small folio - im-age size 8 1/4 x 12 1/4"(210 x 312 mm). Goodcondition and color.Conningham 6044.Gale 6519. #30420.2$350.

13. TWO LITTLE "FRAID CATS."Published by Currier & Ives, 152 Nas-sau St. New York. Lithograph, hand-colored, 1863. Two white cats and amouse around a lilac branch. Smallfolio - image size 10 1/4 x 13 3/8" (260x 340 mm). Good condition and color.Conningham 6262. #2058.2 $425.

15. GATTO DOMESTICO. FELIS CATUS. Publishedby Raimondo Petraroja, Naples. Lithograph, hand-col-ored, c. 1870. From "Atlante Zoologico Popolare..."(Popular Zoological Atlas...), published in eight volumesfrom 1863 - 1879), edited and written by GiovanniBoschi and John Woods. Lithographed by RaimondoPetraroja after Dolfino. Mammals and cats were thesubject of Volume III, published in 1869. Image size 12x 8 1/2" (310 x 213 mm). Good condition. Lithogra-pher's blind stamp on bottom center. #60394.1 $185.

14. LITTLE ANNIE : AND HERKITTIE. Published by Currier &Ives, 152 Nassau St. New York. Litho-graph, hand-colored, 1868. Imagesize 11 3/8 x 8 3/8" (288 x 213mm).Good condition and color. Conning-ham 3563. #46029.1 $250.00

916. THE CAT. Engraving, hand-colored,1815-20. Heart-warming scene of a domesticcat with two kittens. Under the image is de-scriptive text. "Published under the directionof the Committee of General Literature andEducation, appointed by the Society for Pro-moting Christian Knowledge." R. Clay, print-er, Bread Street Hill. Image size 8 x 10 3/4"(200 x 275 mm). Good condition. #60399.1$165.

17. MY KITTEN. 83. Pub-lished by E.B. & E.C. Kel-logg, 87 Fulton St. N.Y.[and] 245 Main St. Hart-ford, Conn. Lithograph,hand-colored, c. 1860.Charming scene of a younggirl holding a kitten, seatedwith her cat on a twig benchin a garden outside herhome. Image size 8 x 123/8" (203 x 313 mm). Goodcondition with originalhand-color. #67409.1$395.00

18. THE FIRST RIDE. Published by Currier &Ives, 152 Nassau St., New York. Lithograph, handcolored, undated. A charming picture of child-hood, with curly-haired child (gender indetermi-nate) dressed in tam and tartans astride a pony.Alongside is a watchful canine guardian. Imagesize 11 15 /16 x 8 3/4" (304 x 221mm). Goodcondition and color. Conningham 1988.#46013.1 $365.

19. GOOD MORNING! LITTLE FAVORITE.Published by Currier & Ives, 152 Nassau St. NewYork. Lithograph, hand-colored, undated. Acharming scene of a small dog, as it anxiouslygreets their favorite young owner. Image size 121/4 x 8 3/4" (310 x 222mm). Good conditionand color save faint remnant of horizontal wood-backing stain. Conningham 2439. #46037.1$225.

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20. DARLEY'S AMERICANFARM SCENES. SPRING, SUM-MER, AUTUMN AND WINTER.[SET OF FOUR). F. O. C. Darley.Published by M. Knoedler & Co.New York - Paris & London byGoupil & Co. Two-stone litho-graphs, 1860. Lith. by Fuhr (Sum-mer & Autumn), Lith. by Lafosse(Spring & Winter); Lith. (printed) byLemercier, Paris. A fine set of printsdepicting the four seasons. Scarce.Image size 14 x 18 5/8" (35.5 x 47.5cm) plus titles and margins. Verygood condition. Black & white.#80458.2 $9,500.

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21. LES JOUEURS D'ECHECS. Johann P. Hasenclever. Two-stone lithograph, undated.On stone by Jacott. Printed by Cattier, Paris. Number 27 from the series "Le Musee desRieurs." An unusual and scarce humorous French scene of gentlemen playing chess. Imagesize 14 1/2 x 18 1/2" (368 x 470 mm). Good condition save repaired marginal tear just intoimage. #60948.1 $1,250.

22. ALTE FREUNDE. C. M. Webb. Mixed-media engraving, c. 1860. Engraved by PaulDroehmer. An attrractive genre scene depicting two old friends engaged in a chess match.Image size 16 3/4 x 20" (428 x 508 mm). Good condition save small marginal repair.#62470.1 $950.

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23. MAGIC MOUNTAIN. Clare Romano. Collagraph, undated. Signed and titled in pencil.Inscribed "Artists proof." Image size 18 1/2 x 29 1/2" (465 x 749 mm). Very good condition and color.79012.1 $1,800.

25. MY TABLE. Clare Romano. Color litho-graph, 1954. Edition 17. Signed and titled inpencil. Inscribed "1/17." Image size 15 x 10 1/2"(382 x 265 mm). Good condition and color.Registration marks in margins. #71216.1 $1,000.

24. UNDER PROVINCETOWN PIER.Clare Romano. Colored woodcut, 1970.Edition 100. Signed and titled in pencil.Inscribed "17/100." Image size 22 5/8 x 153/16" (574 x 386 mm). Very good conditionand color. #71177.1 $1,400.

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26. VOYAGE. John Ross. Collagraph, undated. Edition 75. Signed and titled in pencil. Inscribed"21/75." Image size 19 1/16 x 23 3/4" (484 x 603 mm). Very good condition. #66623.3 $850.

27. PORT. John Ross. Two-plate coloretching, 1965. Edition 50. Signed andtitled in pencil. Inscribed "Artists proof."Image size 17 7/8 x 12 3/8" (453 x 315mm). Very good condition. #62799.1$800.

28. RIDGE. John Ross. Collagraph, undated. Edi-tion unknown. Signed and titled in pencil. Inscribed"A/P." Image size 15 1/2 x 16 9/16" (395 x 422 mm).Very good condition. #78172.1 $750.

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29. PRODUCTS. Steven E. Walker. Whiteground etching and aquatint, 2003. Signedand titled in pencil. Inscribed "1/50." Imagesize 7 3/4 x 10 3/4" (196 x 275 mm). Verygood condition. #34977.1 $130.

30. TWO MEN ON AVE E. JosephEssig. Etching and aquatint, printed incolor, finished by hand, 2009. Edition 50.Signed and titled in pencil. Inscribed"5/50." Image size 6 7/8 x 7 3/16" (163 x184 mm). Very good condition. #65382.2$125.

31. ARCHWAYS. Linda Adato. Color etching andaquatint, 2005. Edition 50. Signed, titled, and dated inpencil. Inscribed "44/50." Image size 1 7/8 x 1 5/8" (49x 46 mm). Very good condition. Image size 1 7/8 x 1 5/8"(49 x 46 mm). Very good condition. #38466.6 $120.

32. VENDOR - UNION SQUARE. JosephEssig. Etching printed in color and finished byhand, 2006. Edition 50. Signed and titled inpencil. Inscribed "1/50." Image size 9 11/16 x 57/8" (246 x 149 mm). Very good condition.#42176.1 $175.

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33. SOME FRAGMENTS II - A.Takamune Ishiguro. Etching andaquatint, 2004. Edition 30.Signed, titled, and dated in pencil.Inscribed "1/30." Image size 813/16 x 5" (224 x 127 mm). Verygood condition. #64761.1 $150.

34. FOSSILS IN FOLDS. HeatherMcMordie. Lithograph, on RivesBFK paper, 2011. Edition 9. Ini-tialed in pencil by artist. Edition7/9. Image size 12 5/8 x 9 1/8"(320 x 231 mm). Very good condi-tion. #80228.1 $150.

35. SEA SHELL AND GARLIC. LuigiRist. Color woodcut, 1947. Edition 150.Signed in ink on the block. Titled andinscribed "150 Edition" in pencil. Imagesize 9 1/4 x 7 1/8" (234 x 183 mm).Good condition, save for mat stain inmargins. Williams 22. #19301.1 $3,500.

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36. IN THE HILLS O' BROWN. Gustave Baumann. Color woodcut, 1910. Editionunknown. Signed, titled and dated in pencil. Image size 9 1/8 x 13 1/8" (230 x 334 mm).Good condition, minor toning to sheet. #91.1 $4,000.

37. CHICAGO, MICHIGAN BOULEVARD. Luigi Kasimir. Etching with aquatintprinted in color, undated. Signed in pencil. To the right are the famous lions guarding theentrance to the Chicago Art Institute. Image size 15 1/2 x 17 1/4" (342 x 442 mm). Goodcondition and color save framer's notation in lower margin. #61058.1 $1,400.

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38. ST. MARY'S LAKE.Levon West. Drypoint,1927. Edition 79. In-tended edition 100, 21destroyed by artist.Signed in pencil, in-scribed "79/100." Imagesize 10 1/16 x 12 3/4"(252 x 323 mm). Verygood condition. Tor-rington 92. #10080.2$475.

39. THE MOUN-TAIN. Bolton Brown.Lithograph, 1921.Signed in pencil. Titleon stone in image. Im-age size 9 3/8 x 157/16" (239 x 392 mm).Good condition. Ad-ams 311A. #16518.1$300.

40. JAPANESE VIL-LAGE WITH MOUN-TAIN BACKGROUND.Martin Lewis. Color pen-cil on paper, c. 1921.Estate signed. Image size9 1/4 x 12 1/2" (236 x315 mm). Very good con-dition. #17121.1 $2,200.

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41. OLD MAN READ-ING. Thomas Hart Ben-ton. Circulated byAssociated American Art-ists. Lithograph, 1941.Edition 250. Signed inpencil. Image size 12 1/8x 9 15/16" (308 x 253mm). Good condition.Very minor light discolor-ation. Fath 44. #1236.2$4,000.

42. SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT THEGUILD THEATRE. Eugene C. Fitsch.Lithograph, 1931. Edition 20. Signed inink inscribed "imp." and "7/20" in pencil.Image size 10 3/4 x 9 1/4" (274 x 232 mm).Very good condition. #140.2 $925.

43. UNDER THE BOWS. GordonH. Grant. Published by AssociatedAmerican Artists. Lithograph, 1947.Edition 250. Signed in pencil. Imagesize 9 1/8 x 12" (232 x 305 mm). Verygood condition, save for old hingestains in outer margins. #23378.1$300.

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44. SOUND SHORE.[GREENPORT, NEWYORK.] Stow Wengen-roth. Lithograph, 1950.Edition 25. Signed in pen-cil, inscribed "Ed/25." Im-age size 9 3/4 x 13 13/16"(247 x 350 mm). Very goodcondition. Stuckey 192.#8998.1 $950.

45. THE LITTLEBRIDE. John Sloan.Etching, 1906. Edition100, printing 85. Signedand titled in pencil, in-scribed "100 proofs" and"Ernest Roth imp. (oldpaper). Image size 4 7/8 x6 3/4" (124 x 169 mm).Very good condition.Morse 138. #594.2$2,100.

46. EDGE OF TOWN.Thomas Hart Benton.Circulated by AssociatedAmerican Artists. Litho-graph, 1938. Edition250. Signed in pencil.Image size 8 7/8 x 103/4" (226 x 272 mm).Very good condition.Fath 22. #31983.3$6,000.

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47. SHORTENING SAIL.George C. Wales. Etching,1928. Signed in pencil.Titled, initialed and dated inplate. Image size 6 7/8 x 97/8" (174 x 250 mm). Verygood condition. #13805.4$140.

48. IT'S ALWAYS FAIRWEATHER. Gordon H.Grant. Published by Associ-ated American Artists.Lithograph, c. 1940. Edi-tion 250. Signed in pencil.Image size 9 3/4 x 13 1/8"(248 x 334 mm). Very goodcondition. #12471.1 $300.

49. STRIPES OF THE TIGER. MUSKA-LONGE. William J. Schaldach. Drypoint,1928. Edition 50. Signed in pencil, inscribed"2nd trial proof (with pencil drawing). Imagesize 9 7/8 x 8" (251 x 200 mm). Very goodcondition, narrow left margin. Fish by Schal-dach 48. #23497.1 $1,100.

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50. ALBI. (THE CATHEDRAL OF STE.CECILE.) John Taylor Arms. Etching, 1927.Edition 100. Signed and dated in pencil.Inscribed in plate, “Arms 1926, -Albi-1926-”Image size 9 5/8 x 10 1/4" (244 x 261 mm).Good condition. Fletcher 190. #22952.2$400.

51. U. S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,WASHINGTON. Anton Schutz. Etching,1928. Signed in pencil. Image size 9 7/8 x 713/16" (252 x 199 mm). Very good condition.N. Y. Times Magazine, March 4, 1928.#26607.4 $275.

53. THE FAÇADE. [UNION STATION,WASHINGTON.] Joseph Pennell. Etch-ing, 1919. Edition 50. Signed in pencil."Stately it stands in its great plaza, and if thecity only used bigger flags on the pig polesit would be more beautiful when they are

flown, but it is very fine." Joseph Pennell. Image size 9 7/8 x 11 3/4" (251 x 300 mm). Verygood condition. Wuerth 719. #65404.1 $1,950.

52. SING HALLELUJAH! (CENTRAL PARK,NEW YORK). Gerald K. Geerlings. Lithograph,1975. Edition 90. Signed and titled in pencil.Image size 10 5/8 x 9" (270 x 230 mm). Very goodcondition. Czestochowski 32. #2107.2 $300.

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54. PROSPECT PARK. [BROOKLYN.] Bruce Waldman. Etching printed in color,2009. Signed and titled in pencil. Inscribed "A/P." Image size 6 7/16 x 10 9/16" (163 x268 mm). Very good condition. #66105.1 $275.

55. INNER CITY II.Ellen V. Winkler. Inta-glio, 2010. Edition 5.Signed, titled, and dat-ed in pencil. Inscribed"2/5." Image size 117/8 x 8 3/4" (302 x 223mm). Very good condi-tion. #69737.1 $200.

57. PRELUDE. Mi-chael Pellettieri.Etching, 2004. Edi-tion 60. Signed, ti-tled, and dated inpencil. Inscribed"2/60." Image size 113/4 x 8 3/4" (302 x222 mm). Very goodcondition. #32614.5$225.

56. HEPATICAS. Victoria H.Huntley. Lithograph, 1946. Edi-tion 150. Signed "Victoria Hut-son Huntley" and dated in pencil.Image size 7 3/4 x 8 1/8" (200 x210 mm). Very good condition.Kraeft 31. #16364.2 $125.

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58. UNDER THE MONU-MENT. Emily Trueblood.Two-block linocut, 2011.Edition 30. Signed, titled,and dated in pencil. In-scribed "15/30." Image size 97/8 x 8 1/16" (250 x 204mm). Very good condition.#74027.1 $200.

59. INSIDE THE CAPITOLDOME. Emily Trueblood.Two-block linocut, 2011.Edition 30. Signed, titled,and dated in pencil. In-scribed "9/30." Image size 51/4 x 4" (136 x 103 mm).Very good condition.#74023.1 $150.

60. EIGHTH STREET.John De Pol. Wood engrav-ing, 1968. Edition 160.Signed and titled in pencil.Blue/black chiaroscuro.Printed 1983. Image size 43/4 x 3 1/2" (125 x 87 mm).Very good condition.#37938.2 $300.

61. BIG TOWN. John Ross. Woodcut, undated. Artist’s proof. Signed and titled in pen-cil. Inscribed "A/P." Image size 17 7/16 x 23 3/8" (445 x 595 mm). Very good condition.#66621.1 $600.

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62. CENTRUM. John Ross. Collagraph, undated. Edition unknown. Signed and titled inpencil. Inscribed "Artists proof." Image size 26 7/8 x 20 7/8" (683 x 528 mm). Very goodcondition. #76929.1 $1,400.

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