"Untitled" by M. G. Martin, Amer., (1931-2013) Chromolithograph Mortimer Borne's early drypoints of

Mortimer Borne's early drypoints of New York Cityand surrounding area from the late 1920's-1940's are compelling in their slightly expressionist aesthetic and attention to detail

This print is related to the images found in "Portraits of the Iron Horse"

Joseph Hecht's early encouragement of Stanley William Hayter's print making helped lead to the founding of Atelier 17

7-1/2 x 7-3/8

A trace of mat line

"Untitled" by M. G. Martin, Amer., (1931-2013) Chromolithograph Mortimer Borne's early drypoints ofColor Linocut, 1962, Ed. 8, 11 1 4 x 23 7 8, on thin cream wove japan paper with typical irregular margins, signed, dated and numbered in pencil. Full of her trademark playful biomorphic life forms, M. G. Martin's work comments on the scientific and theoretical, the cosmos and the natural world. She was fascinated with evolution and diversity of life, especially the procreative generative force we share in common with every other living thing on our