"Arabic Landscape" by Emil Orlik, Ausrian, (1870-1932) Chromolithograph

"Arabic Landscape" by Emil Orlik, Ausrian, (1870-1932) ChromolithographEtching, ca. 1912, published by Verlag Der Gesellschaft Fur Verveilfaltigende Kunst, Vienna, 7 13 16 x 11 5 16, unsigned, identified in printed text in bottom margin, on cream wove paper, unobtrusive diagonal soft fold in image right of center, a pale stain in image left of center, small creases at image edges, margins trimmed, one small edge tear left margin edge center, top right corner margin tip clipped. Orlik was a talented painter and prolific

Connecticut landscape by Nisbet

measuring 4-15/16 x 6-13/16

Etching his first Venetian subjects just three years after Whistler's death

at least in the U

The print is based on a newspaper photo showing a press conference with from left: House Speaker McCormack

CT for many years

A family drifts slowly on a river

of which a few were numbered and signed in pencil by Bonnard

While he created a number of prints

One of a small cache of inspired works on paper acquired a few years ago

signed with initials in blue pen recto

This atmospheric and turbulent image displays the other side of nature Wengenroth was equally adept at capturing