"Pond in Winter" by Edith Penman, (Amer., 1860-1929) Ink faint tape residue to corners

faint tape residue to corners as is common

with a nice dedication to his friend the painter Hobart Nichols

signed in the plate and signed

on stiff smooth cream wove paper with small margins as issued

His career as an artist was firmly rooted in both the 19th and 20th centuries

"Pond in Winter" by Edith Penman, (Amer., 1860-1929) Ink faint tape residue to cornersEtching, image 8 7 8 x 13 13 16, on cream simili vellum paper, signed in pencil, toned within mat openng, handling crease to left of signature, some light retouches to sky, with full margins. Penman was an early resident of Byrdcliffe, the early 20th century Arts & Crafts community founded on the site of the present day Woodstock, NY art colony.