BROWN, Paul. A collection of 4 aquatint plates finished by hand and signed in pencil by the artist. Plates approximately 260 x 573 mm. Comprising: ''Hoick! Hoick! Hoick!'' 1937. -- ''Pressing Him.'' 1937. -- ''Music Ahead.'' 1937. -- ''Kennel Bound.'' 1937. Ordeman pp. 29-37, 104. (4)

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