John Taylor Arms, Amer., (1887-1953), The Oldest Settler, Bayeux Gouache Swain Gifford
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Swain Gifford
It is clear that this course of study resulted in an exceptional early body of work
showing a procession of river boats hauling freight around a densely wooded bend in the Harlem River
The cataloguing notes for an impression of this print at the New Britain Museum of American Art set me straight
Mosca made several earnest studio self portrait lithographs
John Taylor Arms, Amer., (1887-1953), The Oldest Settler, Bayeux Gouache Swain GiffordEtching, 1917, also called P. Labbe, Restauranteur, also called Bayeux, Ed. of 75, 2nd State, 15 1 4 x 9 9 16, ref. F. 13, signed and dated 1917 and dedicated "To my friends, Mr. and Mrs. J. McV. Breed John T. Arms", and inscribed # 5, all in pencil, small tack holes to 3 corners, old hinges top verso, on antique cream laid paper with partial watermark, and modest but full original margins of at least 3 4, the sheet 17 11 16 x 11 1 4. A large, very
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