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Night Work, Antonio Frasconi Uruguayan-American, Screenprint
Night Work
Antonio Frasconi
ca. 1952–53
Dog and the Crocodile
Antonio Frasconi
Author Related author Aesop
1952
Broadside for 9 Aesop Fables
Author Written by Aesop
Illustrator Illustrated by Antonio Frasconi
1953
Twelve Fables of Aesop
Antonio Frasconi
Author Aesop
Publisher The Spiral Press
1954
Igor Stravinsky
Multiple artists/makers
1949
Woodcuts
Antonio Frasconi
Printer The Spiral Press
Publisher E. Weyhe
1957
A Whitman Portrait
Author Walt Whitman
Artist and publisher Antonio Frasconi
1960
On the Slain Collegians: Selections from the poems of Herman Melville
Author Herman Melville
Engraver Antonio Frasconi
Publisher Farrar, Straus and Giroux
1971
Bestiary/Bestiario
Author Pablo Neruda
Engraver Antonio Frasconi
Publisher Harcourt, Brace and Co.
1965
The Work of Antonio Frasconi: Catalogue of an Exhibition Sponsored by the Print Club of Cleveland and the Cleveland Museum of Art, Incorporating a Check List of Prints, November 12th to January 4th 1952-1953, The Cleveland Museum of Art
Multiple artists/makers
1952
The Work of Antonio Frasconi 1952-1963: Woodcuts, Lithographs and Books
Multiple artists/makers
1963
The Storm is Coming
Antonio Frasconi
1950
Kaleidoscope in Woodcuts
Antonio Frasconi
1968
Day and Night
Antonio Frasconi
Publisher Print Club of Cleveland
1952
Christmas Card (Sun over Sky-Cube)
Antonio Frasconi
1979
South Street
Antonio Frasconi
ca. 1940–55

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