"New Haven Harbor" by Elizabeth Hicks, Amer., 1886-1974) Crayon Resist barely perceptible mat line

barely perceptible mat line

and a tiny loss to tip of bottom right corner

Sabra Field is known as the Artist Laureate of Vermont for her color woodcuts of it's rural landscape

on warm white laid paper with large margins

slightest toning to mat opening

"New Haven Harbor" by Elizabeth Hicks, Amer., 1886-1974) Crayon Resist barely perceptible mat lineEtching, 1930, ed. unknown but small, 6 15 16 x 8 7 8, initialed, titled & dated in the plate, trimmed to the platemark and mounted on a cream wove support sheet, probably by the artist. A rare etched view showing New Haven harbor from the 1930's. Hicks studied with William Merrit Chase and Robert Henri, and she exhibited at the National Arts Club, the National Academy, Allied Artists and the National Association of Women Artists. She lived in