"A Ford" by George Hand Wright, Amer., (1872-1951) Chromolithograph Here the bustling human prescence

Here the bustling human prescence along the storefronts and seawall emphasize the dizzying height of the buildings which newly distinguished America's most modern of cities

and the artist's inky fingerprints at four corner tips

14-1/2 x 9-11/16

Maurice Bloch

printed on thick buff laid paper

"A Ford" by George Hand Wright, Amer., (1872-1951) Chromolithograph Here the bustling human prescenceEtching, ca. 1940's, ed. probably 100, 7 11 16 x 10 15 16, signed & titled in pencil, on thin cream laid paper. George Hand Wright was a fine painter, illustrator and printmaker who was part of the Westport Connecticut area art community. Most of his work was devoted to portrayals of people at work and leisure in rural and sometimes urban communities, showing ways of life which were changing significantly in the early twentieth century.