"Rocky Coast and Inlet, Iceland" by Sperry Andrews, Amer., (1917-2005) Featured the artist's ironic title also

the artist's ironic title also serves to remind us that "fatal attractions" have sadly been around for a very

Museum of Art in 1983

on thin cream wove japan paper with typical small irregular margins

The print is based on a newspaper photo showing a press conference with from left: House Speaker McCormack

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"Rocky Coast and Inlet, Iceland" by Sperry Andrews, Amer., (1917-2005) Featured the artist's ironic title alsoWatercolor, 1942, 10 x 13 15 16, signed with initials in pencil, l. r., paint stains to verso, on cream wove paper. One of numerous modernist gouaches and watercolors Sperry Andrews painted early on of the desolate but beautiful landscapes he encountered while stationed in Iceland during WWII. Here we see him framing the sky with the abreviated cubist ciphers he likely observed in the work of John Marin and other moderns he saw in magazines and