"Self Portrait" by Kalman Oswald, Hungarian Amer., (1888-1975) Silkscreen 10-1/4 x 8-3/8

10-1/4 x 8-3/8

on cream laid Montgolfier paper with small angled margins as printed

He utilized several of these mythical figures in his early erotic series of slate prints

is surprisingly gratifying

from Le Cafe Concert

"Self Portrait" by Kalman Oswald, Hungarian Amer., (1888-1975) Silkscreen 10-1/4 x 8-3/8Soft Ground Etching, Ca. 1930's, Ed. unknown, 9 13 16 x 7 15 16, signed in pencil, on thin buff wove paper with small but full margins. Kalman Oswald lived with his wife Helmi in New York and Massachusetts. He attended the New School in New York, and favored portraits, nudes, still life, and both urban and rural landscape sujects in paint and print. The number of prints he made is not known; I have had a linocut and the present print. He was an