"Bodas de Sangre" by Mauricio Lasansky, Arg.-Amer., (1914-2012) Charcoal Watercolor and Pencil on thick

Watercolor and Pencil on thick cream wove paper

Her white line color woodcuts were showcased recently in an exhibition at the Cleveland Museum of Art

A beautifully wiped impression with veils of tone in the sky and foreground heightening contrast of the light reflected in the pond and on the horizon

lightly toned within mat opening

The cream colored satin "flashes" as one walks by the print

"Bodas de Sangre" by Mauricio Lasansky, Arg.-Amer., (1914-2012) Charcoal Watercolor and Pencil on thickColor Etching, Engraving, Aquatint, Soft Ground, printed from nine plates, stated as 1951, but this imp. signed and titled in pencil and dated 1949, 20 1 2 x 28 7 8, on thick buff colored wove paper with small but original margins, some minor tape stain at margin edges with brown water tape all around from the original drying after printing, the colors bright and fresh. One of Lasansky's larger and most important prints, in a stunning impression;