"Au Theatre" by Pierre Bonnard, Fr. (1867-1947) Charcoal tack holes and glue residue

tack holes and glue residue in margins of board

As she embraced

plus in 1960 an edition of 500 in blue was printed for members of the Art in American Society

then transcended Indian Space concerns for all-over patterning and ambiguity between positive and negative space

Hewit was a modernist painter and printmaker based in Ohio who spent time in Provincetown and studied at the Pennsylvania Academy

"Au Theatre" by Pierre Bonnard, Fr. (1867-1947) Charcoal tack holes and glue residueColor Lithograph, 1899, B. 67, From the Album "Some Aspects of Life in Paris", ed. 100 plus proofs, of which a few were numbered and signed in pencil by Bonnard. The image measures 7 78 x 15 3 4, this impression is signed in pencil by the artist, on the full sheet as originally issued. There are varied degrees of staining from previous acidic mounts, and some short repaired edge tears in the large margins. While the margins are deeply toned, they are