$415
Scrap for War
RAMUS, Charles F.
Lithograph on wove paper. Trial proof; it is uncertain that an edition of this print, which seems very scarce, was ever printed. Printed by Harold ...
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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.