Stow Wengenroth

American artist Stow Wengenroth (1906-1978) was a master lithographer renowned for his deep affinity with place, creating luminous black-and-white renderings of New England. Praised by Andrew Wyeth as “America’s greatest living artist working in black and white,” Wengenroth crafted more than 350 lithographs evoking the quiet grandeur of New England as well as the bustling streets of Manhattan. A National Academy and American Academy member, Wengenroth’s work is housed in major institutions including the Library of Congress, Smithsonian American Art Museum, the Whitney, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

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.

Stow Wengenroth - Sea Wings - lithograph 1950 - Stuckey 190 Sold
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Sea Wings

WENGENROTH, Stow

Lithograph on wove paper. Reference: Stuckey 190. Edition of 40. This subject was drawn in Ogunquit, Maine. Signed and annotated in pencil.