"Take It Easy But Take It" by William Kent, (Amer., 1919-2012) Mezzotint qualities valued by more traditional

qualities valued by more traditional painters who turn to printmaking

it was possibly a local neighborhood institution for Lerer while growing up

Traces of a faint mat line

and exhibitied at the venerable New Haven Paint & Clay Club

Bill Jacklin is a Royal Academician who has resided in New York for many years

"Take It Easy But Take It" by William Kent, (Amer., 1919-2012) Mezzotint qualities valued by more traditionalSlate Print in blue and red, 1964, Ed. of 82, 11" x 11", signed and dated in black ballpoint pen, on a yellow two tone printed cotton fabric. Kent was attracted to the lithe and graceful nudes which adorned ancient Greek pottery, as well as the Greek's frank portrayal of sexuality. He utilized several of these figures in his erotic series of slate prints, all seeming to comment on the restrictions, confusion and shame which often surrounded sexual