Dinner at Lowood by Fritz Eichenberg, Amer., (1901-1990) Featured Melody Asbury gravitated towards art

Melody Asbury gravitated towards art and nature at an early age

This meticulous control allowed Lalanne to achieve a sense of distance and atmosphere using only line

Lazzell's short staccato strokes with stumping for atmosphere convey an energy charged landscape of layered

while portraying rural and urban subjects

demonstrating her fearless embrace of new technologies for printmaking

Dinner at Lowood by Fritz Eichenberg, Amer., (1901-1990) Featured Melody Asbury gravitated towards artWood Engraving, 1943, 9 1 2 x 7, illustration from Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, pub. by Random House, Keepsake no. 73 by Harry N. Abrams, Ed. of unknown size for members of The American Institute of Graphic Arts, signed in pencil, on smooth cream wove paper 12 3 16 x 9 1 16. The original Keepsake No. 73 folder is included with this impression of the print.