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Lot Essay
Mrs. Edith Hamlin (formerly Mrs. Maynard Dixon) writes of this work in a letter dated November 21, 1983:
'The original Maynard Dixon crayon and black pencil drawing arrived today, and I'm delighted to see it again. It was part of my Dixon collection until I sold it some years ago. The cardboard backing of the drawing is labelled in my own printed title: "Apache Woman at Trading Post" 1903 - Rice - Arizona, by Maynard Dixon. It is an excellent "field sketch" made during a trip to the Southwest in 1903. It is signed and annotated by the artist.'
A photo certificate signed by Mrs. Edith Hamlin accompanies the lot.
'The original Maynard Dixon crayon and black pencil drawing arrived today, and I'm delighted to see it again. It was part of my Dixon collection until I sold it some years ago. The cardboard backing of the drawing is labelled in my own printed title: "Apache Woman at Trading Post" 1903 - Rice - Arizona, by Maynard Dixon. It is an excellent "field sketch" made during a trip to the Southwest in 1903. It is signed and annotated by the artist.'
A photo certificate signed by Mrs. Edith Hamlin accompanies the lot.