Property from the Estate of
PETER MORSE
The late Peter Morse devoted much of his life to research on prints and printmakers. His decision to write a comprehensive catalogue on the etchings of John Sloan stemmed from a personal love of the work and of Sloan's working methods. Peter Morse also worked on a variety of subjects ranging from Posada to Stanley William Hayter, from Daumier to Kollwitz, artist's who in their own ways, like Sloan, treated the human condition in their work, sometimes with humor, always with understanding.
JOHN SLOAN
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JOHN SLOAN
Swinging in the Square (M. 156)
etching, 1912, on laid paper, signed in pencil, from the edition of 100 (75 were printed), with full margins, in very good condition; Fire Can (M. 199)--etching, 1920-1, on wove paper, signed and inscribed 'To Marjorie and Robert Henri with New Year Luck 1921 from Dolly and John Sloan', from the edition of 100 (45 were printed), with margins, scattered pale foxing, otherwise in good condition; and Bookplate for Kathleen and Rockwell Kent (not in Morse)--woodcut, circa 1920, on tan wove paper, signed with initials in the block only, with margins, in good condition (3)
Swinging in the Square (M. 156)
etching, 1912, on laid paper, signed in pencil, from the edition of 100 (75 were printed), with full margins, in very good condition; Fire Can (M. 199)--etching, 1920-1, on wove paper, signed and inscribed 'To Marjorie and Robert Henri with New Year Luck 1921 from Dolly and John Sloan', from the edition of 100 (45 were printed), with margins, scattered pale foxing, otherwise in good condition; and Bookplate for Kathleen and Rockwell Kent (not in Morse)--woodcut, circa 1920, on tan wove paper, signed with initials in the block only, with margins, in good condition (3)