"Temple Beth El, from Central Park, New York City" by Ernest D. Roth, (Amer., 1879-1964) Silkscreen The delicacy and openess of

The delicacy and openess of Winkler's line and love of detail show that he too

Martin created at the influential Blackburn workshop in 1961-63

signed & titled in the plate & signed in pencil

and are distinguished by their range of expression from boldly spontaneous gestural black and whites to formal geometric abstractions which explore the interactions of shape and color with intimations of landscape and architecture

I have seen one other impression of this print many years ago with a printed signature at lower left

"Temple Beth El, from Central Park, New York City" by Ernest D. Roth, (Amer., 1879-1964) Silkscreen The delicacy and openess ofEtching, 1924, ed. unknown, 13 7 8 x 10 1 2, signed & dated in the plate, signed, titled & dated in pencil, on cream laid japan paper. A fine impression of this New York Central Park subject.