"Woman with Rose" by Frederick M. Spiegle, Amer., (1865-1942) Photogram A unique impression in both

A unique impression in both this color ink and on this paper

signed  in the stencil

Moy's striking abstract mid century color prints were recently the subject of a career retrospective at Syracuse University

handling crease to left of signature

from an unknown French portfolio

"Woman with Rose" by Frederick M. Spiegle, Amer., (1865-1942) Photogram A unique impression in bothEtching & Drypoint, 1890, ed. unknown, Pub. by C. Klackner, NY, image 9 5 8 x 7 1 2, signed in pencil, on thin cream chine colle with a thick white wove support sheet, with a few spots of foxing to the outer edges of the chine and support sheet, which may have been trimmed. Spiegle's images of the fairer sex emote a 19th century gentility with equal parts of sentiment and innocence. Although today they might not be smiled upon as feminist icons, they