Monochrome Abstracted Barn
1953 Lithograph
#99811
$375
Michael Mason
This monochrome lithograph of a barn is by Chicago painter and printmaker Michael L. Mason (1896-1963). Mason received his PhD in Anatomy from Northwestern University School of Medicine in 1924 and became an accomplished hand surgeon, pioneering the field of tendon recovery. He painted throughout his life and his printmaking was represented in each International Biennial Color Lithographic Exhibit from 1950-1956. Mason was related to painter Barbara Lewis and this collection of minimal watercolor abstracts, painted in the last year of his life, was acquired through her family's estate.
1953
Lithograph on Paper
15.5"x12" image area, 17.5"x12.5" paper size unframed
Signed and dated lower right. Excellent vintage condition.
This monochrome lithograph of a barn is by Chicago painter and printmaker Michael L. Mason (1896-1963). Mason received his PhD in Anatomy from Northwestern University School of Medicine in 1924 and became an accomplished hand surgeon, pioneering the field of tendon recovery. He painted throughout his life and his printmaking was represented in each International Biennial Color Lithographic Exhibit from 1950-1956. Mason was related to painter Barbara Lewis and this collection of minimal watercolor abstracts, painted in the last year of his life, was acquired through her family's estate.
1953
Lithograph on Paper
15.5"x12" image area, 17.5"x12.5" paper size unframed
Signed and dated lower right. Excellent vintage condition.
