Subway Tunnel by August Mosca, Amer., (1905-2003) Slate Print

Subway Tunnel by August Mosca, Amer., (1905-2003) Slate PrintLithograph, 1977, Ed. 68 100, 9 13 16 x 11, signed, titled and numbered in pencil, on warm white wove paper 13 3 4 x 15 3 4. Meticulously printed by George Miller, these urban subway lithographs by Mosca remain true to his early vision of the city. Mosca's dynamic, patterned compositions celebrate the structure of modern transit but steep their symmetry in a luminous atmosphere.

Wuanita Smith also produced a number of etchings and aquatints as well

when we're talking "Heads on a Platter"

(1867-1936)

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printing a larger edition of this print than any other

California

these hoods signify pentients

and worked primarily as an illustrator supplying drawings and prints for deluxe editions of books in France during the first half of the 20th century

this one demonstrates a refined eye and skill in rendering the picturesque urban industrial scene in all it's gritty detail

all in fine condition

9-7/8 x 13-5/8

typical long after both wars