"Porticus of Octavia, Rome" by Louis C. Rosenberg, (Amer.,1890-1983) Crayon Resist

"Porticus of Octavia, Rome" by Louis C. Rosenberg, (Amer.,1890-1983) Crayon ResistLouis C. Rosenberg, Amer., (1890 1983), Porticus of Octavia, Rome, Etching and Drypoint, ca. 1928, Ed. of. 375, for the Brooklyn Society of Etchers, 6 5 8x 5, signed in pencil, on cream laid paper. The Portico of Octavia was constructed ca. 27 BC by Augustus and named for his sister. It still stands in the Circus Flaminius in Rome.

Martin created at the influential Blackburn workshop in 1961-63

signed in pencil by both James Smillie and by Asher B

4 of 10 plus a few AP's

Melanson was a well known Providence painter and printmaker who often worked from imagination

Tice was an artist well known for her erotic and provocative book illustrations

9-3/8 x 11-3/4

A dramatic view of this major New York City art district

on cream wove similli vellum paper

This meticulous control allowed Lalanne to achieve a sense of distance and atmosphere using only line

10-1/4 x 11-3/4

An original label from Frederick Keppel & Co

and with his natural drawing skill and sound training as an architect