Alfred Henry Maurer

Untitled
1924

This is an image of a printed broadside featuring a linocut illustration and a text passage. The linocut at the top shows a stylized female figure flanked by floral motifs within a rectangular frame. Below the illustration is a body of text that begins with "NOTHING could be more delightful for me to think about than an exhibition of the work of Mr. Alfred Maurer." The text appears to be a personal reflection on Maurer's artwork and its impact on the author. At the bottom, there's a note stating that 250 copies of the broadside by Sherwood Anderson with an original linocut by Alfred Maurer were published by E. Weyhe, with an address in New York. Handwritten text at the very bottom includes a signature and a note about the limited number of copies.

This is an image of a printed broadside featuring a linocut illustration and a text passage. The linocut at the top shows a stylized female figure flanked by floral motifs within a rectangular frame. Below the illustration is a body of text that begins with "NOTHING could be more delightful for me to think about than an exhibition of the work of Mr. Alfred Maurer." The text appears to be a personal reflection on Maurer's artwork and its impact on the author. At the bottom, there's a note stating that 250 copies of the broadside by Sherwood Anderson with an original linocut by Alfred Maurer were published by E. Weyhe, with an address in New York. Handwritten text at the very bottom includes a signature and a note about the limited number of copies.

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Date
1924

Classification
Prints

Medium
Linoleum cut

Dimensions
Sheet: 15 9/16 × 6 13/16in. (39.5 × 17.3 cm) Image: 2 1/8 × 4 9/16in. (5.4 × 11.6 cm)

Accession number
31.967

Edition
Ed. 250

Publication
Printed by E. Weyhe, Inc.

Credit line
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; gift of Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney

Rights and reproductions
© artist or artist’s estate

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