Elizabeth Norton

Pony in a Hurry

Elizabeth Norton's Pony in a Hurry is an original woodcut created by the American artist in 1929. This impression is signed with her monogramme within the block and signed, titled, dated and numbered by Elizabeth Norton in pencil. One of the artist's greatest passions was in the field of animal art. As one can see in this delightful woodcut of a black and white pony galloping in a field, Pony in a Hurry is a fine, original example of the art she created in this category.

Pony in a Hurry

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Elizabeth Norton (Chicago, 1887 - Palo Alto, California, 1985)
#	Image	Title & Artist	Medium	Date	Notes	-
01-		Please by Elizabeth Norton	Original Woodcut	1934	Signed with the artist's monogramme within the block and signed, titled, dated and numbered, '25/100', by Elizabeth Norton in pencil.
02.-		Pony in a Hurry by Elizabeth Norton	Original Woodcut	1929	Signed with the artist's monogramme within the block and signed, titled, dated and numbered, '85/100', by Elizabeth Norton in pencil.
03.-		Pony Study by Elizabeth Norton	Original Etching	1928	Signed, titled, dated and numbered, '31/50', by Elizabeth Norton in pencil	Sold

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Title:	Pony in a Hurry
Artist:	Norton, Elizabeth (Chicago, 1887 - Palo Alto, California, 1985)
Date:	1929
Medium:	Original Woodcut
Edition:	Limited edition of one hundred impressions, numbered 85/100.
Note:	Elizabeth Norton: An important California printmaker, painter and sculptor, Elizabeth Norton studied at the Art Institute of Chicago, the Art Students' League of New York and at the National Academy of Design. She moved to California in 1915 and was a founding member of the Palo Alto Art Club (now the Pacific Art League). She was also a full member of the California Society of Etchers, California Print Makers, Prairie Print Makers, the Woodcut Society and the Federation of American Arts. During her career, Elizabeth Norton exhibited with these institutions as well as at the Golden Gate Exposition, San Francisco (1939), California State Library (1942), the National Academy of Design (1942), and at Stanford University (1950). Her prints are now included in such major collections as the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the New York Public Library, Yale University, the Fogg Museum of Art, Boston, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Natural History Museum of New York, the Smithsonian Institute, and the Library of Congress, Washington DC.
	Whether in sculpture, painting or printmaking, Elizabeth Norton was equally accomplished in landscape, figure studies, portraits and still lifes. One of her greatest passions, however, was in the field of animal art. As a young girl in Chicago she spent many hours sketching at the zoo in Lincoln Park. As a mature artist some of her finest original prints lovingly portray birds, cats, various primates and, most especially, dogs and horses.
Size:	3 X 4 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
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Buy Now	Price: $485.00 US
Condition:	Printed upon thin china paper and with wide, full margins as published in California on the above date. Signed with the artist's monogramme within the block and signed, titled, dated and numbered, '85/100', by the artist in pencil along the lower margin. Altogether, Pony in a Hurry is a brilliant impression and in excellent condition throughout. This original woodcut represents a superb example of the famous animal art of Elizabeth Norton.
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