Harry Gottlieb - Latin Women

Latin Women

Harry Gottlieb's original silk screen, "Latin Women" was created by the American artist around 1945. This impression is printed on thick, hand-made, archival paper and with full margins as printed by the artist in an edition of one 'Artist Proof' impression. It is signed by Gottlieb in pencil and numbered in the lower margin. This Harry Gottlieb silkscreen displays a brilliant use of both form and colour, It is a valuable example of the famous art created by the 20th century artist, Harry Gottlieb.

Latin Women

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Harry Gottlieb (Romania, 1895 - New York, 1992)
#	Image	Title & Engraver	Medium	Date	Notes	-
01.-		Bicycles by Harry Gottlieb	Original Silk-Screen	c. 1960	Signed by Harry Gottlieb in pencil and numbered, "15/42.".	Sold
02-		Latin American Women Walking by Harry Gottlieb	Original Silk-Screen	c. 1945	Signed by Harry Gottlieb in pencil and inscribed, "artists proof 1/1.	Sold
03-		Latin Women by Harry Gottlieb	Original Silk-Screen	c. 1945	Signed by Harry Gottlieb in pencil and inscribed, "artists proof 1/1.	Sold

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Original art created by artists born in Romania
#	Image	Title & Artist	Medium	Date	Artists	Notes	-
01.-		Bicycles by the Romanian / American artist, Harry Gottlieb	Original Silk-Screen	c. 1960	Gottlieb, Harry (Bucharest, Romania, 1895 - New York, 1992)	Signed by Harry Gottlieb in pencil and numbered, "15/42.".	Sold
02.-		Boy With an Orange by the Romanian / American artist, Andre Racz	Original Drypoint Engraving	1951	Racz, Andre (Cluj, Romania, born, 1916 - Englewood, New Jersey, 1994)	Signed in pen by Andre Racz along the lower plate-mark.
03.-		Jar, Clothespin and Flower by the Romanian / German / American artist, Peter Takal	Original Drypoint Engraving	c. 1960	Takal, Peter (Bucharest, 1905 - Geneva, Switzerland, 1995)	Signed by Peter Takal in pencil and numbered '154/250' under the lower plate mark.
04.-		Karpathenhuter (Carpathian Herdsman) by the Romanian artist, Hildegard Schieb	Original Woodcut	c. 1950 - 1955	Schieb, Hildegard (Hermannstadt, Romania, 1897 - Hattingen, 1989)	Signed, titled and annotated, 'Handdrucke' (hand printed), by Hildegard Schieb in pencil along the lower margin.
05.-		Keramikverkauferin (Ceramic Shop Assistant) by the Romanian artist, Hildegard Schieb	Original Linocut	1954	Schieb, Hildegard (Hermannstadt, Romania, 1897 - Hattingen, 1989)	Signed titled and numbered, 'Handdrucke 7', by Hildegard Schieb in pencil along the lower margin.
06.-		La Famille (The Family) by the Romanian / French artist, Lica Roman	Original Aquatint with Embossing		Roman, Lica (Ramnicul-Sarat, Romania, 1912 - Paris, 1975)	Signed in pencil to the lower right and numbered, '99/100' by Lica Roman.
07.-		Latin American Women Walking by the Romanian / American artist, Harry Gottlieb	Original Silk-Screen	c. 1945	Gottlieb, Harry (Bucharest, Romania, 1895 - New York, 1992)	Signed by Harry Gottlieb in pencil and inscribed, "artists proof 1/1.	Sold
08.-		Latin Women by the Romanian / American artist, Harry Gottlieb	Original Silk-Screen	c. 1945	Gottlieb, Harry (Bucharest, Romania, 1895 - New York, 1992)	Signed by Harry Gottlieb in pencil and inscribed, "artists proof 1/1.	Sold
09.-		Rumanische Mutter (Romanian Mother) by the Romanian artist, Hildegard Schieb	Original Linocut	c. 1950 - 1955	Schieb, Hildegard (Hermannstadt, Romania, 1897 - Hattingen, 1989)	Signed, titled and annotated, 'Handdrucke' (hand printed), by Hildegard Schieb in pencil along the lower margin.
10.-		Trees and Fields by the Romanian / German / American artist, Peter Takal	Original Lithograph	1957	Takal, Peter (Bucharest, 1905 - Geneva, Switzerland, 1995)	Signed by Peter Takal in pencil under the lower plate mark and published by The Print Club of Cleveland in an edition of 250 impressions.

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Title:	Latin Women
Artist:	Gottlieb, Harry (Romania, 1895 - New York, 1992)
Date:	c. 1945
Medium:	Original Silk-Screen
Note:	Harry Gottlieb: An important twentieth century American artist, Harry Gottlieb was born in Romania but lived in Ireland through much of his childhood. In 1908 he settled in the United States and received his artistic education in Minneapolis. Harry Gottlieb came to New York at the end of World War One. He then became involved with the Provincetown Theatre Company, designing sets and acting. It was here he met the emerging young playwright, Eugene O'Neill, and Harry Gottlieb designed the sets for some of his first performances. Harry Gottlieb settled in the artist's colony at Woodstock, N. Y. in1923 and worked there for twelve years.
	Harry Gottlieb established his reputation as a leading New York painter and printmaker during the 1920's and 1930's. His early paintings and prints exhibit a unique understanding of Cezanne's basic structures as well as an interest in related cubist forms. By 1930, however, Harry Gottlieb's art was allied much more closely to the tradition of social realism in the vein of Sloan, Marsh and Hopper. As well, one of the champions of Gottlieb's art during this period was Juliana Force, the first director of the influential Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. Harry Gottlieb, in fact, was one of the first artists to be honoured with a one-man show at the Whitney. This important museum still houses one of the best collections of Gottlieb's paintings, drawings and prints.
	The darkest period of Harry Gottlieb's career took place in the years following World War II. His liberal social attitudes made him a prime target for McCarthyism and under political pressure many museums and galleries were forced to withdraw Gottlieb's art. By the later 1950's, however, he was again practicing and exhibiting his art. He then received the prestigious Guggenheim Scholarship Award which enabled him to travel extensively in Europe, Mexico and many Latin American countries. Harry Gottlieb was a founding member of the W.P.A. and the Artists' League of America, and was also a member of the Woodstock Artists Association. For his distinguished art he received Gold Medals from both the National Academy and from the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts.
	Throughout much of his life, creative printmaking was an important part of Harry Gottlieb's oeuvre. Until 1940, however, lithography was his favoured medium. In the early 1940's, Harry Gottlieb turned to the colour medium of silk-screening. A tireless innovator, he invented a process that enabled this medium to become much more painterly in its approach. To establish the rich and vibrant colours he was seeking, Harry Gottlieb painted directly onto the screen, much like the medium of the monoprint. Like the monoprint, however, the silkscreen could yield only one impression before the entire screen had to be reworked and repainted again. One could thus argue that Gottlieb's one-of-a-kind silkscreens are in reality paintings upon paper.
	Harry Gottlieb's first silkscreen was exhibited in 1940 and it drew immediate national recognition as it was awarded the prestigious Eyre Medal for the best print in the 40th Annual Exhibition of Watercolours and Prints at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. Harry Gottlieb's silkscreens display a brilliant use of both form and colour. They stand as a truly magnificent testament to his famous career.
Edition:	Artist Proof, edition of one of one, numbered '1/1'.
Size:	13 1/2 X 18 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
	Matted with 100% Archival Materials
Condition:	Latin Women is printed on thick, hand-made, archival paper and with full margins as printed by Harry Gottlieb around 1945. Signed by the artist in pencil and inscribed, "artists proof 1/1." A beautiful full colour printing and in excellent condition throughout. This original, unique silkscreen represents a valuable example of the famous art of Harry Gottlieb.
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