"Rabbi of Prague" by Jack Levine, Amer., (1915-2010) Linocut

"Rabbi of Prague" by Jack Levine, Amer., (1915-2010) LinocutDrypoint and Etching,1965 1966, ed. 100 plus10 20 Artist's Proofs, P.&P. 36, 8 3 4 x 6, on B. F. K. Rives paper, signed and numbered in pencil, printed by Emiliano Sorini, New York. Faint mat line and pale trace of glue verso at margin edges, not visible recto. Levine placed the Rabbi next to an arched window with a view of the city's belfry and its two clocks, one with Roman numerals and the other with Hebrew characters. The Gothic structure in the

a fine impression of one of Pennell's most desirable New York subjects

and her design work seen literally everywhere

and handling creases to the margins and a few in image

August Lepere was one of the greatest French printmakers of the late 19th century

the margins trimmed but ample

plus 15 trial proofs: 4 first state

9-13/16 x 7-7/16

published by the Fine Art Society

with a new book on her life and art

structure and color

As she embraced

signed in the plate & in pencil