Bauby's Corner, Waterbury, CT by Edward J. Balthazar, Amer., (1890-1956) Offset Lithograph The Quaker Gem was an

The Quaker Gem was an ornate and popular cast iron stove in it's day

Gleason's and Ballou's Pictorial

by Eric Denker

small handling crease upper right margin corner

Nordfeldt to a small group of modernist painters in Provincetown in the winter of 1915

Bauby's Corner, Waterbury, CT by Edward J. Balthazar, Amer., (1890-1956) Offset Lithograph The Quaker Gem was anEtching, 1943, Ed. probably 100, 7 15 16 x 9 15 16, signed and dated 1 43 in the plate, on cream wove paper, pale traces of tape residue at margin edges verso, barely visible recto, palest trace of mat line. Edward J. Balthazar was a well respected Waterbury based lawyer, who had a life long passion and talent for art. In his youth Balthazar studied in New York at the Art Student's League with George Bellows. Bellows thought so highly of his work that