"Tug in New York Harbor" by Reginald Marsh, Amer., (1898-1954) Linocut While I have seen images

While I have seen images of of ancient Aztec gods and culture

it is remarkable that fine prints like this by Ibels

on cream laid paper 11-9/16 x 11-7/16

on thin cream wove similli vellum paper with small irregular side and bottom margins 1/4-3/8

Fascinated and inspired by the unfettered art of children and the insane

"Tug in New York Harbor" by Reginald Marsh, Amer., (1898-1954) Linocut While I have seen imagesColor Silkscreen, ca. 1940 44, edition unknown but limited by subscription, Pub. by Living American Art, Inc. N. Y. C., 16 x 20 1 16, signed in the screen as usual, on thick textured cream wove paper, printed to the edges of the sheet, with the blue "Living American Art, Inc." stamp verso lower left. Some gray ink loss along the bottom edge. A large and scarce iconic Marsh image, and likely his only published silkscreen. $900