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American Art of the Depression Era dating from 1930 to 1945 (Art of the Print / www.artoftheprint.com - Artist Index: F to J): This is the second page dealing with American art created during the Great Depression. Like the previous page, it also contains a listing of over fifty original watercolors, drawings, etchings, lithographs woodcuts, serigraphs, linocuts, wood engravings and other mediums of original graphic art from the Depression decade of the 1930’s and into the early 1940’s. However, this page only includes links to works of art created by American artists whose last names start with the letter 'F' and end with the letter 'J'.

One of the more interesting aspects of art of the Depression is how seldom the actual misery and privation of the decade is depicted. On this page, for example, only Hugo Gellert’s original lithograph, Primary Accumulation, protests the contemporary state of affairs. The visual arts (including films) set out to divert and entertain. Perhaps for artists an almost sure recipe for failure would have been to remind the average man of his sorry condition.

On the contrary most areas of the entertainment industries thrived. The art of Kenneth Hartwell is an excellent example. His lithographs of circus acrobats, jugglers and clowns and of the music, dancing and comedy of the Burlesque shows are worlds into themselves. Gazing at his imagery the viewer is granted a temporary reprieve from the real world.

Page two of the Art of the Print 'American Art of the Depression Era' directory contains a list of over fifty original works of art created by American artists during the Great Depression. The four pages of this directory also include a short history of the major art publishers, associations, clubs, and societies situated in major cities throughout the United State such as Boston, Brooklyn, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Buffalo, Philadelphia, New York, San Francisco and elsewhere. These organizations provided an opportunity for American artists to work and create original art during the Great Depression. These include the American Artists Group, the Associated American Artists, New York, the Buffalo Print Club, the Chicago Society of Etchers, the Lone Star Printmakers, the Prairie Print Makers, the Print Club of Cleveland, the Print Club of Philadelphia, the Print Club of Rochester, the Society of American Etchers, the Indiana Society of Printmakers, the Society of Washington D.C. Artists and the Syracuse Print Club. A brief description of some of these is provided below.

American Artists Group: Founded in 1934, the American Artists Group of New York was one of the most interesting experiments of the Depression era. its aim was to produce original prints (the large majority being either lithographs or woodcuts) at prices that could be afforded during these difficult economic times. By 1938 this publisher had issued well over one hundred prints by such great artists as Emil Ganso, Alan Lewis, Warren Newcombe, Benton Spruance, Leo Meissner Rudolph Ruzicka, Julius Lankes and others. Most were published in unsigned, unlimited editions and A.A.G. editions rarely exceeded three hundred impressions and many were printed in editions of less than one hundred. Emil Ganso's original woodcut, Studio Mirror was published in 1936 by the American Artists Group and may be viewed in the listing below.

Associated American Artists (A.A.A.): One of the longest running and most successful American print publishers of any era even began its operations in this decade. The Associated American Artists of New York issued its first catalogue of etchings for sale in January of 1935. Since its creation in the mid 1930's the Associated American Artists commissioned original graphic art from such great masters as Grant Wood, Thomas Hart Benton, Reginald Marsh and others. It published etchings and lithographs of no less stature during the 1960's and 1970's as contributing artists included Jack Levine, Chaim Koppelman, Joseph Margulies, James Kearns, Gregory Masurovsky, Jack Coughlin and Sidney Chafetz.Included on this page, Ernest Fiene’s original lithograph Winter Evening (1936), and Irwin Hoffman’s original etching, Puerto Rican Folk Song (1938), are early examples of A.A.A. prints from this decade.

Chicago Society of Etchers: Established in 1910, the Chicago Society of Etchers was devoted to promoting the fine art of etching until its demise in 1972. The Society held traveling exhibitions throughout the United States and also held an annual exhibitions at the Art Institute of Chicago. The associated members (only), were issued an original etching created by one of its members each year. The members included such artists as, Clifford Addams, Stanley Anderson, John Taylor Arms, George A. Bradshaw, George Burr, Antonio Carbonati, A. Hugh Fisher, Thomas Handforth, Bertha E. Jacques (Founding Member), Martin Lewis, Arthur Millier, Louis Rosenberg, Ernest D. Roth, Will Simmons, J. W. Winkler, Emily Burling Waite, Alonzo C. Webb, Franklin T. Wood and many other American and International artists.

Cleveland Print Makers: Founded in 1932 by Kalman Kubinyi, the Cleveland Print Makers established the 'Print-a-Month' series, in which subscribers would receive an etching, lithograph or woodcut each month for a year. Artists received a $50. salary for each commission and every print was published in a limited, signed edition of 250 impressions. A few of the contributing artists included Adolph Dehn, Emil Ganso, and Rockwell Kent. Among the leading Cleveland area artists were George Adomeit, Paul Travis, William Sommer, Frank Wilcox, Kalman Kubinyi, Elsa Vick Shaw, Teresa Schmotzer and Honore Guilbeau. This series was the first of its kind and successfully raised revenue for the artists as well as making original art affordable during the Great Depression years. The 'Print-a-month' series continued until 1937. Honore Guilbeau contributed at least four original lithographs entitled, Mexican Roofs (1937), Night (1932), Still Life (C. 1935), and To Market (1935), to the Print-A-Month project and may be viewed below.

Prairie Print Makers: Formed in 1930 by a group of prominent Kansas artists, the Prairie Print Makers was an organization devoted to the promotion and creation of fine American prints at an affordable price that would appeal to all collectors. They annually commissioned one of their members to create an original print in the medium of lithography, etching, drypoint, aquatint, or wood engraving to be given to all of the members of the club. The prints were usually issued in an edition of 200 impressions. In order to sell their prints, they held traveling exhibitions. The club's early members included, such artists as, Coy Avon Seward, Birger Sandzen, Herchel Logan, Norma Bassett Hall, Arthur Hall, Charles Capps, Stow Wengenroth, Leo Courtney, LLoyd Foltz, Leo Meisnner, James Swan, Margaret Ann Gaug, Clarence Hotvedt, Edmund Kopietz, Maynard Dixon, and other important American artists of the period. A selection of the famous Gift Prints issued by the Prairie Print Makers include, Birger Sandzen's A Kansas Creek (1931), Levon West's The Prairie Rider (1933), C. A. Seward's, Adobe Village, New Mexico (1936) Stow Wengenroth's New England Village (1940), Clair Leighton's, Corn Pulling (1952), James Swan's Willow (1953) Leo Meisnner's Tidal Surge (1961) and their last print was by Charles M. Capps Idyl of New Mexico, (1965). In total, there were thirty one original Gift Prints issued frrom 1930

The Colophon: Founded in 1929, The Colophon, A Book Collectors' Quarterly is well known to collectors of both original printmaking and the book arts. During the 1930's and 1940's it published quarterly issues pertaining to these subjects. Most issues contained an original woodcut, lithograph, linocut or etching commissioned by the publishers. Such well known American printmakers of the time as Stow Wengenroth, Paul Landacre, Emile Ganso, Victoria Hutson Huntley, Earl Horter, Kenneth Ballantyne, Thomas Nason and David Milne contributed original works of graphic art. The Colophon published its prints in editions ranging from 1,750 to 2,500. On this page one will find Emil Ganso's original woodcut, Bathers (1933), Louis Hechenbleikner's original Woodcut, Pieta (1934), Earl Horter's original aquatint engraving, Bookshop (1933), and Victoria Hutson Huntley original lithograph, Gardenia (1931), all published by The Colophon.

The Print Connoisseur: The first issue of The Print Connoisseur was published in 1920. It published illustrated articles on contemporary etchers and engravers on a quarterly basis until December 1931. A minimum of one original print was commissioned for each issue and the more expensive, limited editions of 100 each usually contained a signed impression in pencil by the artist. During its decade of publishing such major artists as George Elbert Burr, Frank Benson, Lynd Kendall Ward, John Winkler, Vojtech Preissig, Alan Lewis and J. J. Lankes contributed original etchings and woodcuts. This New York based publication was thus responsible for commissioning some of the finest original art of early twentieth century America. Paul Honore contributed at least two original woodcuts to the January of 1930 issue Carol Singers and Peace be With You: The Honore's and Theodore Hapgood's original woodcuts, Greetings from Theodore B. Hapgood Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from Cora and Herbert Farrier also appeared in the same issue of the Print Connoisseur that month. These works are included in the illustrations below..

Works Progress Administration (W.P.A): During the era of the Great Depression, President Roosevelt's administration sponsored a relief program, the Works Progress Administration (1935 to 1943). Original printmaking was a major element of the W.P.A. and sixteen subsidized graphic workshops were created during the Depression era. The most productive programs emerged in New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and Cleveland. The original lithographs, woodcuts and etchings created through this program provide a unique and fascinating record of the times. Without its aid the many great works of art created within thes trying times would not have been made. The W.P.A. operated chapters for artists in almost every major city until it was suspended at the end of 1943.

American Art of the Depression Era dating from 1930 to 1945 (Art of The Print / www.artoftheprint.com - Artist Index: F)
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Image	Last Name	Title & Artist	Artist Info	Medium	Date	Info	-
	Fabri	Lion Hunt by Ralph Fabri	Ralph Fabri (Budapest, Hungary, 1894 - New York, 1975)	Original Lithograph	c. 1930 - 1940	Ralph Fabri's hand written sales sticker appears on the verso.
	Fiene	Winter Evening by Ernest Fiene	Ernest Fiene (Elberfeld, Germany, 1894 - Paris, 1965)	Original Lithograph	1936	Signed by Ernest Fiene in pencil along the lower right margin.First and only state as published by the Associated American Artists of New York in a limited edition of 206 impressions.
	Flint	House Maid's Knee! by Susan Willard Flint	Susan Willard Flint (Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1902 - 1984)	Original Lithograph	c. 1930 - 1935	Signed and titled by Susan Willard Flint in pencil and also signed in the stone.	Sold
	Fousek	Church Night by Frank Fousek	Frank Daniel Fousek 'Frank Fousek' (Ohio, 1913 - 1979)	Original Drawing	1937	Signed dated and titled in pencil by Frank Fousek along the lower margin.
	Fousek	Ohio Farm Scene by Frank Fousek	Frank Daniel Fousek 'Frank Fousek' (Ohio, 1913 - 1979)	Original Color Pastel Drawing	c. 1940	Signed by Frank Fousek along the lower right margin.	Sold
	Fox	Early Sunset by Roy Charles Fox	Roy Charles Fox 'Roy Fox' (Horseheads, NY, 1908 - Elmira, NY, ?)	Original Wood Engraving	1944	Signed and dated in pencil by Roy Fox.

American Art of the Depression Era dating from 1930 to 1945 (Art of The Print / www.artoftheprint.com - Artist Index: G)
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Image	Last Name	Title & Artist	Artist Info	Medium	Date	Info	-
	Gallagher	Nancy Jane by Michael J. Gallagher	Michael J. Gallagher, 'Michael Gallagher' (Pennsylvania, 1898 - 1965)	Original Lithograph	c. 1935 - 1940	Signed, titled, numbered (14/40) by Michael J. Gallagher in pencil along the lower margin.	Sold
	Ganso	Bathers by Emil Ganso	Emil Ganso (Halberstadt, Germany, 1895 - New York, 1941)	Original Woodcut	1933	Signed and dated by Emil Ganso in the block.	Sold
	Ganso	Still-Life with Fish by Emil Ganso	Emil Ganso (Halberstadt, Germany, 1895 - New York, 1941)	Original Color Woodcut	1933	Bearing the stamp, "From the Estate of Emil Ganso", along the lower margin.
	Ganso	Studio Mirror by Emil Ganso	Emil Ganso (Halberstadt, Germany, 1895 - New York, 1941)	Original Chiaroscuro Woodcut	1936	Signed and dated by Emil Ganso in the block (lower right margin).
	Gassner	Hyenas by Mordi Gassner	Mordi Modeca Gassner, 'Mordi Gassner' (Brooklyn, 1899 - Drakes Branch, Virginia, 1995)	Original Lithograph	1936	Signed and titled by Mordi Gassner in pencil along the lower margins.
	Gassner	Lions by Mordi Gassner	Mordi Modeca Gassner, 'Mordi Gassner' (Brooklyn, 1899 - Drakes Branch, Virginia, 1995)	Original Lithograph	1936	Signed and titled by Mordi Gassner in pencil along the lower margins.
	Gellert	Allegory of Peace and Victory by Hugo Gellert	Hugo Gellert (Budapest, Hungary, 1892 - Freehold, New Jersey, 1985)	Original Silkscreen	c. 1940 - 1950	(Trial Proof Impression with Graphite Additions)	Sold
	Gellert	Primary Accumulation by Hugo Gellert	Hugo Gellert (Budapest, Hungary, 1892 - Freehold, New Jersey, 1985)	Original Lithograph	1934 (Second Edition)	Published by Ray Long and Richard Smith, New York
	Grassby	Portrait of Bronson Alcott by Percy Grassby	Percy Grassby (St. Albans, England, 1882 - New York, 1973)	Original Wood Engraving	1934	Signed in pencil by Percy Grassby along the lower right margin and signed with his'P G' monogram in the block.
	Gualtieri	Conversation by Joseph Gualtieri	Joseph Peter Gualtieri 'Joseph Gualtieri' (Royalton, Illinois, 1916 - Westerly, Rhode Island, 1915 )	Original Lithograph	c. 1940	Signed, titled and numbered,titled and numbered, ‘4/12’, by Joseph Gualtieri along the lower margin.	Sold
	Guilbeau	Mexican Roofs by Honore Guilbeau Honore Guilbeau	Honore Guilbeau (Born, Louisiana, 1907 - Died, Ohio, 2006)	Original Lithograph	1937	Signed and titled in pencil by Honore Guilbeau, edition of 250 impressions.	Sold
	Guilbeau	Night by Honore Guilbeau Honore Guilbeau	Honore Guilbeau (Born, Louisiana, 1907 - Died, Ohio, 2006)	Original Lithograph	1932	Signed, dated and titled in pencil by Honore Guilbeau, edition of 250 impressions.	Sold
	Guilbeau	Still Life by Honore Guilbeau Honore Guilbeau	Honore Guilbeau (Born, Louisiana, 1907 - Died, Ohio, 2006)	Original Lithograph	c. 1935	Signed and titled in pencil by Honore Guilbeau, edition of 250 impressions.
	Guilbeau	To Market by Honore Guilbeau Honore Guilbeau	Honore Guilbeau (Born, Louisiana, 1907 - Died, Ohio, 2006)	Original Lithograph	1935	Signed and titled in pencil by Honore Guilbeau, edition of 250 impressions.	Sold

American Art of the Depression Era dating from 1930 to 1945 (Art of The Print / www.artoftheprint.com - Artist Index: H)
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Image	Last Name	Title & Artist	Artist Info	Medium	Date	Info	-
	Haberer	Countryside Cottage by Charles Winston Haberer	Charles Winston Haberer (Louisville, Kentucky, 1905 - 1958)	Original Drypoint Engraving	c. 1930 - 1940	Signed with the artist's 'CWH' monogram to the lower left and also signed, titled and annotated by Charles Winston Haberer in pencil. Edition of 100 impressions.	Sold
	Haberer	Wolf Pen Mill, Kentucky by Charles Winston Haberer	Charles Winston Haberer (Louisville, Kentucky, 1905 - 1958)	Original Drypoint Engraving	c. 1930 - 1940	Signed with the artist's 'CWH' monogram to the lower left and also signed, titled and annotated by Charles Winston Haberer in pencil. Edition of 100 impressions.	Sold
	Hapgood	Greetings from Theodore B. Hapgood by Theodore Brown Hapgood	Theodore Brown Hapgood (Somerville, MA, 1871 - Boston?, 1938)	Original Woodcut	1930	This impression is unsigned as published by The Print Connoisseur, New York
	Hapgood	Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from Cora and Herbert Farrier by Theodore Brown Hapgood	Theodore Brown Hapgood (Somerville, MA, 1871 - Boston?, 1938)	Original Woodcut	1930	Contains the words "Designed by Hapgood" under the image. This impression is unsigned as published by The Print Connoisseur, New York	Sold
	Hartman	Jaguar by Rosella Hartman	Rosella Hartman (Kansas, 1894 - Byfield, Essex, Massachusetts, 1993)	Original Lithograph	c. 1930	Signed, titled and annotated, “ed(ition) 30”, by Rosella Hartman in pencil.
	Hartman	Lynx by Rosella Hartman	Rosella Hartman (Kansas, 1894 - Byfield, Essex, Massachusetts, 1993)	Original Lithograph	c. 1930	Signed, titled and annotated, “ed(ition) 15”, by Rosella Hartman in pencil.	Sold
	Hartman	The Family (A Bear and her Cubs) by Rosella Hartman	Rosella Hartman (Kansas, 1894 - Byfield, Essex, Massachusetts, 1993)	Original Lithograph	1934	Signed by Rosella Hartman in pencil.	Sold
	Hartwell	Acrobats by George Kenneth Hartwell	George Kenneth Hartwell (Fitchberg, MA, 1891 - New York, 1949)	Original Lithograph	1934	Signed and dated in pencil George Hartwell along the lower margin.
	Hartwell	Backyard View by George Kenneth Hartwell	George Kenneth Hartwell (Fitchberg, MA, 1891 - New York, 1949)	Original Lithograph	1938	Signed and dated in pencil George Hartwell along the lower margin.
	Hartwell	Burlesque Clowns by George Kenneth Hartwell	George Kenneth Hartwell (Fitchberg, MA, 1891 - New York, 1949)	Original Lithograph	1931	Signed and dated in pencil George Hartwell along the lower margin.
	Hartwell	Burlesque Show by George Kenneth Hartwell	George Kenneth Hartwell (Fitchberg, MA, 1891 - New York, 1949)	Original Lithograph	1932	Signed and dated in pencil George Hartwell along the lower margin.
	Hartwell	Circus Acrobats by George Kenneth Hartwell	George Kenneth Hartwell (Fitchberg, MA, 1891 - New York, 1949)	Original Lithograph	1932	Signed and dated in pencil George Hartwell along the lower margin.
	Hartwell	Clown by George Kenneth Hartwell	George Kenneth Hartwell (Fitchberg, MA, 1891 - New York, 1949)	Original Color Lithograph	1932	Signed and numbered '18/30' in pencil by George Hartwell.
	Hartwell	Landscape with a Woman in White by George Kenneth Hartwell	George Kenneth Hartwell (Fitchberg, MA, 1891 - New York, 1949)	Original Lithograph	1931	Signed and dated in pencil George Hartwell along the lower margin.
	Hartwell	Mending the Net by George Kenneth Hartwell	George Kenneth Hartwell (Fitchberg, MA, 1891 - New York, 1949)	Original Lithograph	1930	Signed and dated in pencil George Hartwell along the lower margin.
	Hartwell	Small Time Juggler by George Kenneth Hartwell	George Kenneth Hartwell (Fitchberg, MA, 1891 - New York, 1949)	Original Lithograph	1932	Signed, dated and numbered '2/26' in pencil by George Hartwell.
	Hechenbleikner	Pieta by Louis Hechenbleikner	Louis Hechenbleikner (Innsbruck, 1893 - Kitzb, Austria, 1983)	Original Woodcut	1934	Signed in the block with Louis Hechenbleikner's 'LH' monogram to the lower right.
	Heintzelman	Apostle with full Beard by Arthur William Heintzelman	Arthur William Heintzelman (Newark, New Jersey, 1891 - Boston, New York, 1965)	Original Etching and Drypoint	1935	Signed by Arthur Heintzelman in pencil, edition 100 impressions.
	Heintzelman	Study of an Apostle No. 1 by Arthur William Heintzelman	Arthur William Heintzelman (Newark, New Jersey, 1891 - Boston, New York, 1965)	Original Etching & Drypoint	1935	Signed by Arthur Heintzelman in pencil, edition 100 impressions.
	Helck	In the Woods by Peter Helck	Peter Helck (New York, 1893 - 1988)	Original Lithograph	1938	Signed in pen by Peter Helck along the lower right margin.	Sold
	Hoffman	Puerto Rican Folk Song by Irwin D. Hoffman	Irwin D. Hoffman, 'Irwin Hoffman' (Boston, 1901 - 1989)	Original Etching	1938	Signed and titled in pencil by Irwin Hoffman along the lower margin.
	Honore	Carol Singers by Paul Honore	Paul Honore (Little Cooley, Pennsylvania, 1885 - Philadelphia, 1956)	Original Color Woodcut	1930	Signed in red pencil by Paul Honore. Limited edition of one hundred impressions.
	Honore	Peace be With You: The Honore's by Paul Honore	Paul Honore (Little Cooley, Pennsylvania, 1885 - Philadelphia, 1956)	Original Woodcut	1930	Containing the typeface, "Designed by Paul Honore". Limited edition of one hundred impressions.
	Hoppe	Sailors and Soldiers Memorial, New York by F. Werner Hoppe	F. Werner Hoppe (New York City, Active, 1920's & 1930's)	Original Etching	c. 1930	Signed by by F. Werner Hoppe in pencil to the lower right and plate signed. Titled in pencil along the extreme lower margin.
	Horter	Antique Shop Entrance by the American artist, Earl Horter	Earl Horter (Philadelphia?, 1881 - 1940)	Original Etching & Drypoint Engraving	c. 1920 - 1930	Signed in pencil by Earl Horter to the lower right.
	Horter	Bookshop by the American artist, Earl Horter	Earl Horter (Philadelphia?, 1881 - 1940)	Original Aquatint Engraving	June, 1933	Signed in pencil by Earl Horter along the lower margin.	;
	Horter	Massachusetts Harbor Scene by the American artist, Earl Horter	Earl Horter (Philadelphia?, 1881 - 1940)	Original Etching & Drypoint Engraving	c. 1920 - 1930	Signed in pencil by Earl Horter to the lower right.
	Hurwitz	Rye Harvest by Elizabeth Adams Hurwitz	Elizabeth Adams Hurwitz 'Elizabeth Hurwitz' (Hartsville, PA, 1903 - Kutztown, PA, 1975)	Original Lithograph	1937	Signed and dated, '37', by Elizabeth Hurwitz in pencil to the lower right and pencil signed by Emil Ganso to the lower left.	Sold
	Hutson Huntley	Gardenia by Victoria Hutson Huntley	Victoria Hutson Huntley (Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey, 1900 - 1971)	Original Lithograph	1931	Signed and dated in pencil by by Victoria Hutson Huntley to the lower right margin.

American Art of the Depression Era dating from 1930 to 1945 (Art of The Print / www.artoftheprint.com - Artist Index: J)
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	Jameson	Library of Betsie Diamond by John William Jameson	John William Jameson (Chicago, 1882 - 1939)	Original Etching	1938	Signed and dated by John William Jameson along the lower margin.
	Jicha	Panama by Joseph Jicha	Joseph W. Jicha (Cleveland, Ohio, born, 1901)	Original Watercolor	1937	Signed and dedicated by Joseph W. Jicha in the lower left corner, "To Helen O. Joseph W. Jicha. Panama '37."	Sold
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