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Women

This is a selection of compositions in which the central figure is a woman.  Aside from landscapes, women have been the most enduring inspiration to artists in modern times.  Admittedly, the fact that the pursuit of art has been a male-dominated endeavor through most of history may explain this.  Still, it's a an ode to the elegance of women.
Bertha Lum - Wind and Rain - color woodcut 1913 - detail Sold
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Wind and Rain

LUM, Bertha

Color woodcut on thin Japan paper. Edition unknown.Signed, dated, and annotated in pencil in the image. Trimmed just outside the image edge (fillet...

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Emil Ganso - Studio Mirror - dual tone wood engraving - nude woman standing mirror - wide hip fetish art - detail1 Sold
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Studio Mirror

GANSO, Emil

Dual-tone wood engraving on wove paper.Reference: Smith R-77.Exact edition unknown, but less than 200.Published by American Artists Group, New York...

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woman resting with hat in her lap - lithograph by Gustave Leheutre
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Resting

LEHEUTRE, Gustave

Gustave LEHEUTRE (1861-1932) Le Repos (original French title) Lithograph printed in four colors on laid japon paper, 1896.References: Delteil 134; ...

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William Gropper - Uprooted - social commentary - etching Sold
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Uprooted

GROPPER, William

Etching printed in bistre ink on Rives wove paper.Edition of 35.Signed and numbered “1/35” in pencil.