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American Artists

Once upon a time, Armstrong Fine Art was known for showing exclusively French Prints. Over the years we added some contemporary artists, then some other European artist, and then later on a few American artists. Today, we have dozens of works by artists who lived, worked, were born, or emigrated to the United States of America. Here is an overview of what we have at the moment by such artists.
Dick SWIFT - The Masquerade - Simultaneous color printing intaglio - 1972 - detail
$350

The Masquerade

SWIFT, Dick

Simultaneous color printing intaglio (a.k.a. viscosity print) on Arches wove paper. Edition of 100. While Swift only studied at Atelier 17 in Paris...

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Martin Lewis - Tree Manhattan - detail - drypoint - 1927
$13,000

Tree Manhattan

LEWIS, Martin

Drypoint on laid paper. Reference: McCarron 87. Total edition of 91, including 10 trial proofs.Signed in pencil. 

Barbara LATHAM A Cook Christmas Card Woodcut on thin Japan paper 1937 detail
$1,200

A Cook Christmas Card

LATHAM, Barbara

Woodcut on thin Japan paper. Edition unknown, but likely one of a handful of impressions only. Aside from a couple of published prints, most woodcu...

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Stow Wengenroth - Windy Dunes - lithograph 1951 - Stuckey 194 - detail
$600

Windy Dunes

WENGENROTH, Stow

Lithograph on wove paper. Reference: Stuckey 194. Edition of 50. This subject was drawn in Ogunquit, Maine. Signed and annotated in pencil. 

Stow Wengenroth - Terns - lithograph 1951 - Stuckey 196 - detail
$700

Terns

WENGENROTH, Stow

Lithograph on wove paper. Reference: Stuckey 196. Edition of 65. This subject was drawn in Ogunquit, Maine.Signed and annotated in pencil.

Roger Medearis - The Secret - Lithograph - detail
$650

The Secret

MEDEARIS, Roger

Lithograph on wove paper. Edition of 90.Signed, titled, and numbered in pencil.  

Harold Anchel - Woman Knitting - Lithograph - detail
$900

Woman Knitting

ANCHEL, Harold

Lithograph on Rives wove paper, no date. Edition unknown, but likely small if any. Scarce.Signed in pencil.  

Douglas W Gorsline - Brooklyn Local - etching - detail
$900

Brooklyn Local

GORSLINE, Douglas W.

Etching on wove paper.Reference: Windisch. Cole, and Herbaugh 667. Published by Associated American Artists (AAA), in an edition of 250. Signed in ...

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Daniel MILLSAPS - Man Reclining - Woodcut on thin Japan wove paper - 1947 - detail
$400

Man Reclining

MILLSAPS, Daniel

Woodcut on thin Japan wove paper. Stated edition of 45, but very unlikely to have been printed in full. The artist would have been just 18 years ol...

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Alessandro MASTRO-VALERIO - Day and Night - Mezzotint - wove paper- 1950 - detail
$650

Day and Night

MASTRO-VALERIO, Alessandro

Mezzotint on wove paper.Edition was to be of 35 but was likely not completed. Rare.The current work was the artist's last published mezzotint.Signe...

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William J. Sewell - Lovers Embrace - interratial love in time of segragation - 1945 - detail
$400

Lover’s Embrace

SEWELL, William J.

Lithograph on wove paper, 1945.No stated edition, and scarce. It isn’t clear that any editions were ever printed of any of the artist’s few lithogr...

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Lawrence Heyman - Luminous Garden - embossed - simultaneous color printing - color viscosity - detail
$450

Luminous Garden

HEYMAN, Lawrence Murray

Intaglio, most definitely aquatint mixed with other techniques, printed with embossing in simultaneous color printing (using various viscosities of...

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Letterio CALAPAI - 8.30 Express - Woodcut on thin laid paper - detail
$950

8:30 Express

CALAPAI, Letterio

Woodcut on thin laid paper, 1943-44. Trial proof, aside from an edition of 27. It’s rush hour and a sea of people is holding on for dear life as th...

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Central Park Rocks
$300

Central Park Rocks

TOBIN, George T

Color pencil on light gray wove paper, circa 1910.    A young boy sits on Central Park’s rocks, picturing himself in some wild land. Were it not fo...

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