"The Herring Fleet, Gloucester" by Gabrielle Deveaux Clements, Amer., (1858 -1948) Chalk Known primarily as a sculptor

Known primarily as a sculptor

like his contemporary Miguel Covarrubius

one tiny repaired edge tear left margin and crease to lower left corner

This lithograph shows Richards near photographic precision in rendering complex overlapping forms and extraordinary detail

in particular the churches found all over Europe

"The Herring Fleet, Gloucester" by Gabrielle Deveaux Clements, Amer., (1858 -1948) Chalk Known primarily as a sculptorEtching, 5 7 16 x 7 7 8, signed in pencil, on cream wove similli vellum paper, lightly toned within mat opening, small light traces of glue and wear to corner tips of margins, a light, bearly noticeable diagonal crease to upper ight margin corner. Clements studied with Eakins at the Pennsylvania Academy, and Bouguereau at the Academie Julian in Paris. Stephan Parrish taught her to etch in 1883, when she began to exhibit her prints. The painter and