"St. Paul's Church, New York City" by Bror J. O. Nordfeldt, Swedish-Amer., 1878-1955) Crayon Resist He became extensively involved with

He became extensively involved with both the theater and dance world

This print is reproduced and discussed in detail in both Clinton Adams "American Lithography 1900-1960" and David Acton's "A Spectrum of Innovation - Color in American Printmaking 1890-1960"

a small virtually undetectable professionally repaired break at lower left image edge

yet they exhibit subtle gradations of value and differentiations of texture one wouldn't assume from such boldness

"St. Paul's Church, New York City" by Bror J. O. Nordfeldt, Swedish-Amer., 1878-1955) Crayon Resist He became extensively involved withEtching, ca. 1913 15, Ed. ca. 100,12 11 16 x 10 5 16, signed "Nordfeldt imp." in pencil, on antique cream wove paper, a vertical handling crease with a short repaired edge split to upper left margin edge, well away from image, two tiny clear glue spots in image, invisible except in raking light, considerable cockling to margins, and the artist's inky fingerprints at four corner tips. A richly inked impression of this wonderful and large New York City