As follows: "Nabby's Point," woodcut, matted in wooden frame, SS 2.75" x 4.5"; DOA 9.25" 11.25" "Village Roofs," color relief print from "Ipswich Prints, Series K", 1901, matted in wooden frame, SS 6.5" x 7.5"; DOA 13" x 15.75" "Rain in May", woodcut, ca. 1907, from "By Salt Marches, Pictures / Arthur Wesley Dow/ Poems/ Everett Stanley Hubbard," Ipswich, Massachusetts, 1908, matted in wooden frame, SS 9" x 6"; DOA 17.5" x 14.5" Dow was a singular innovator in that he blended Western artistic ideas with those of the Orient. His influence on modernism was largely due to his holding important teaching posts at the Pratt Institute, the Students Art League in New York and Columbia University.

Private Collection. From the estate of the artist.

$800 - 1,200