Frederick K. Detwiller Pencil signed Original Lithograph "Figure 6" Female Nude

Description: PLEASE EMAIL ME ANY QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDING Description: This original lithograph by American artist Frederick K. Detwiller features a female nude depicted in an impressionistic style. The artwork is signed by the artist in pencil and comes numbered as part of a limited edition series. Produced in 1927, this lithograph is an authentic piece of art history that would make a beautiful addition to any collection. The piece is unframed, printed on high-quality paper, and measures small in size. It originates from Pennsylvania, USA, and showcases the artist's skillful use of lithography as a production technique. Whether you're a seasoned collector or a fan of impressionism, this print is a must-have for anyone who appreciates the beauty of art.I Found the Following on the Internet: Frederick K. Detwiller A painter of rural and urban scenes, in watercolor and oil, Frederick Detwiller had studios in New York City; New Harbor, Maine and Easton, Pennsylvania. Early in his adult life he practiced law in New York City, at the wish of his parents, but following his talents and inclinations, he enrolled at Columbia University to study art and architecture. In 1910, he went to Paris, where Victor Lalou, who was President of the Paris Salon, advised him to focus exclusively on painting. Detwiller enrolled at the Ecole des Beaux Arts* from 1910 to 1911, and returning to Paris in 1914, enrolled at the Academie Colorossi*. He also attended the Instituti de Belli Arti in Florence and then traveled around the world to study the art of other civilizations. The outbreak of World War I caused him to return to the United States in 1914. He began a two-year study at the Art Students League in New York and established his studio in the Carnegie Hall Building. He painted many views of the city, which are considered to be among the best examples of his painting. He regarded New York "as a gigantic moving force propelled by the action of many minds". (Oldach) He was not interested in pretty pictures but in the underlying realities that produced both beauty and ugliness. Detwiller also painted rural landscapes, many with old structures, including in Maine, New Jersey, Alaska, Mexico and Pennsylvania. In 1938, he was in British Columbia as a guest artist of the Canadian Pacific Railroad Company to depict the geography and the culture of the Nimpkesh Indians. Detwiller was a teacher, involving himself in a System of Graphic Art Education of lectures and exhibitions with the goal of elevating the status of art in America to the degree he perceived in Europe. He was a member of numerous associations including the National Academy of Design*, the Brooklyn Watercolor Club, the Society of Independent Artists*, and the Paris Art Association. He served as the President of the Allied Artists of America* from 1943 to 1945. He co-authored Prominent Americans of Swiss Origin (1932), and was author of The Story of a Statue in 1943. Illustration work included The Print Connoisseur and other art publications. From 1948 until his death in 1953, he was resident artist at Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania. Size: The print paper size measures 12 3/4" x 16" the image size without signature measures 8 3/4" x 11 3/4". Condition: In My Opinion the print is in Good to Very Good Condition, but please see photo to form your. Shipping: The will be shipped Using USPS Priority Mail Rolled in a Hard Tube then in a USPS Triangle Tube.

Price: 125 USD

Location: Lambertville, New Jersey

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