Twelve Prints by Contemporary American Artists
Artwork Details
- Title: Twelve Prints by Contemporary American Artists
- Series/Portfolio: Twelve Prints by Contemporary American Artists
- Publisher: E. Weyhe
- Author: Introduction by Carl Zigrosser (American, Indianapolis, Indiana 1891–1975 Montagnola, Switzerland)
- Artist: Earl Horter (American, Germantown, Pennsylvania 1880–1940 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
- Artist: Rockwell Kent (American, Tarrytown, New York 1882–1971 Plattsburgh, New York)
- Artist: William Auerbach-Levy (American (born Russia), Brest-Litovsk 1889–1964 Ossining, New York)
- Artist: Kenneth Hayes Miller (American, Oneida, New York 1876–1952 New York, New York)
- Artist: Jerome Myers (American, Petersburg, Virginia 1867–1940 New York)
- Artist: Walter Pach (American, New York 1883–1958 New York)
- Artist: Boardman Robinson (American (born Canada), Nova Scotia 1876–1952 Stamford, Connecticut)
- Artist: Rudolph Ruzicka (American (born Czechoslovakia), Kourim, Bohemia 1883–1978 Hanover, New Hampshire)
- Artist: John Sloan (American, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania 1871–1951 Hanover, New Hampshire)
- Artist: Maurice Sterne (American (born Latvia), Memel 1878–1957 Mount Kisco, New York)
- Artist: Albert Sterner (American (born England), London 1863–1946 New York)
- Artist: Mahonri Mackintosh Young (American, Salt Lake City, Utah 1877–1957 Norwalk, Connecticut)
- Date: 1919
- Medium: Etching, drypoint, wood engraving, lithograph
- Dimensions: Sheets approx.: 18 in. × 13 3/8 in. (45.7 × 34 cm)
- Classifications: Prints, Portfolios
- Credit Line: Harris Brisbane Dick Fund, 1926
- Object Number: 26.92.27(1-13)
- Curatorial Department: Drawings and Prints
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