"European Street" by Esther Julia Coleman, Amer., (Early 20th Century) Mezzotint and extending the wall to

and extending the wall to plate edge  at left

traces of burr still visible in the hat and on the cloak

this signed impression on thin cream laid japan must be one of those Smillie printed and carried to his friend to be signed that day

Lucioni loved minute detail and indulged his supreme gifts for rendering the infinite textures found in the landscapes of his beloved Vermont

on thin cream wove japan paper with typical small irregular margins

"European Street" by Esther Julia Coleman, Amer., (Early 20th Century) Mezzotint and extending the wall toColor Linocut, ca. 1930's, Ed. unknown, issued as a Christmas card, signed in the red interior Greeting block inside, and printed on cream wove japan paper folded over, with diagonal soft folds to lower right corner. Intended as a Christmas card, this woodcut's luminous bright colors bring cheer wherever it resides. Perhaps one of you may have come across other woodcuts by this artist? I've so far been unable to unravel the mystery of who she was, or