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In a French Café
GISCH, William S.
Lithograph on wove paper, 1930. Published by The Print Club of Cleveland, their 8th presentation print.Edition of 230. Two men sit in bowler hats o...
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An American printmaker based in Ohio, William S. Gisch developed a refined visual language through lithography, etching, and wood engraving, often depicting city life with quiet elegance. Trained at the Art Students League in New York, Gisch brought a keen observational touch to scenes drawn from both industrial America and European café culture. In the early 1930s, he produced a small series of lithographs, including "In a French Café," which was issued through the Print Club of Cleveland. His subjects range from urban interiors to industrial vistas, drawn with confident linework and subtle tonal control. Though Gisch’s work has modest market visibility, collectors value his prints for their precise graphic sense, restrained composition, and clear depiction of everyday environments.
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