"New York Board of Transportation Plant, Brooklyn" by Jack Fenstermacher, Amer., (1928-1988) Drypoint who quickly demonstrated his mastery

who quickly demonstrated his  mastery with this sensuous study of ripened pears and leaves

with fragments of the original marbled paper border

Even with these issues

where his friend the painter and printmaker Emil Ganso had been making color lithographs for a few years

on heavy warm white wove paper

"New York Board of Transportation Plant, Brooklyn" by Jack Fenstermacher, Amer., (1928-1988) Drypoint who quickly demonstrated his masteryOil Crayon and Ink Drawing, ca. 1960, 10 11 16 x 8 1 4, staple holes to lower right corner, signed in pencil, on thin cream wove paper. Jack Fenstermacher was a cum laud graduate of Parsons School of Design, and studied fashion illustration in Paris. He was a professor of fashion illustration at F. I. T. in New York City. His work was distingushed by a free and painterly approach to mixed media. The bright color and dynamic composition lend a cheerful