"Pastoral One", Carl M. Schultheiss, N. A., Amer., (1885-1961) Silkscreen The artist was a member

The artist was a member of both the Brooklyn and Chicago Societies of Etchers

the startling head with it's gaping mouth and face half in shadow remains as tragically eloquent today as when Kantor made this powerful drawing

Self Portrait

detailing the splendid vistas and magestic profiles of these stoic trees sculpted by the winds

class of 1915

"Pastoral One", Carl M. Schultheiss, N. A., Amer., (1885-1961) Silkscreen The artist was a memberEngraving, 1940's, Ed. not stated for Society of Print Connoisseurs, NY, 8 3 8 x 7 7 16, on thick cream wove paper, signed in pencil, top margin edge with traces of tape residue from old hinges. A full member of the National Academy, Schultheiss's graphic work was distinguished by his mastery of traditional draftsmanship and ability to render modern scenes of agrarian tranquility in the style of the old masters; it is similar in style and feeling to