"Parisian Alley" by Clark Fay, Amer., 1894-1955) New Acquisition on thick smooth cream wove

on thick smooth cream wove paper

Drypoint and Etching

paved the way for theFrench Etching Revival in the mid-nineteenth century which lead to the American Etching Revival shortly thereafter

This was quite a virtuostic feat

numbered & dedicated "to Nancy" in pencil

"Parisian Alley" by Clark Fay, Amer., 1894-1955) New Acquisition on thick smooth cream woveLithograph, 1930's, ed. unknown, printed by Desjobert, Paris, 15 3 8 x 12, unsigned, on thin gray chine colle, affixed to a thick white wove support sheet, the image fine, scattered foxing and some marginal water staining to lower left corner of support sheet. While this print and others I have handled by the artist in the past 20 years have all been unsigned, the mystery of his identity was finally solved for me by print scholar Janet Flint, who