Lazy Days
1968 Woodcut
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Hope Meryman
Entitled Lazy Days this 1968 woodcut on paper abstracted New Hampshire landscape is by New York artist and illustrator Hope Brooks Meryman (1931-1975). Meryman was a master at capturing the feeling of a moment in large-scale woodblocks. Meryman traveled extensively in Europe, creating large landscapes and vignettes of her travels. Much of her work features scenes of New York. She studied extensively with Antonio Frasconi, John Groth, Seong Moy and George Grosz.
1968
Woodcut on Paper
36"x24" unframed
Signed, dated and titled at the bottom. Paper is very delicate. Good vintage condition.
Entitled Lazy Days this 1968 woodcut on paper abstracted New Hampshire landscape is by New York artist and illustrator Hope Brooks Meryman (1931-1975). Meryman was a master at capturing the feeling of a moment in large-scale woodblocks. Meryman traveled extensively in Europe, creating large landscapes and vignettes of her travels. Much of her work features scenes of New York. She studied extensively with Antonio Frasconi, John Groth, Seong Moy and George Grosz.
1968
Woodcut on Paper
36"x24" unframed
Signed, dated and titled at the bottom. Paper is very delicate. Good vintage condition.
