"Afternoon Shadows" by Ronau W. Woiceske, Amer., (1887-1953) Drypoint tape residue along right margin

tape residue along right margin edge

on chine colle affixed to a thick buff wove support sheet

often gifting it to friends as a memento of what he believed

It is uncommon to find a pencil signed impression of this beautiful print by Farrer

and various old inscriptions and hinges on the verso

"Afternoon Shadows" by Ronau W. Woiceske, Amer., (1887-1953) Drypoint tape residue along right marginDrypoint, ca. 1940, ed. 50, 9 7 8 x 11 7 8, signed and titled in pencil, on ivory wove paper. Ronau W. Woiceske was a consumate master of winter scenes rendered in the challenging medium of drypoint. His ability to evoke brilliant light and silvery shadows reflecting off of snow, the voluptuous form of snow laden evergreens or delicacy tracery of bare branches is simply remarkable. "Afternoon Shadows" is a superb example of his work.