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Fine Prints at Low Prices
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- Anonymous, En Auvergne
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- Frélaut, Retour de Pêcheur
- Gandara, Etude de Femme
- Gautier, Le Marché aux Fleurs, Paris
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- Haskell, Trees and Hills
- Heintzelman , Old Brass
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- Hoyton, Wroxton Down
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- Staeger, Forest Scene
- Storm van s’Gravesande, Au Bord
- Strang, Tinkers
- Webster, Road Through a Village
- Winkler, Fruit Stall
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18. Ernest Haskell (1876-1925) Trees and Hills |
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Trees and Hills
Etching, ca. 1920, Pousette-Dart p.35, 68 x 95 mm. Fine impression on brownish laid paper with small margins, signed in pencil, edition size unknown but probably very small. Haskell, once he returned to America from France, and moved on from the strong Whistlerian influence that marked his earlier work, applied himself almost exclusively to direct depictions of nature. He etched these in an elegant style that combined detailed study of tree formations and foliage with simple linear landscape settings, and his prints sparkle in a way reminiscent of Palmer and the British pastoral etchers. His work is much undervalued today.
