A rare southern work depicting African Americans, another impression is in the SAAM, tape on the upper and lower edges of the sheet away from the image.

In the original AAA folder with COA

A strong impression with full margins, old hinges remain at top. Andreson was born in Midvale Utah in 1905 and worked for the WPA during the depression.

The only weaving print subject I have ever seen, appears to have worked in New England and neighboring Canada.

A strong dark impression with full margins and hinge remnants at top.

Signed in the plate, lower left. Signed, dated and titled in pencil. This is a superb impression with full margins. The condition is excellent. Note the cat in the lower right corner

A fine unstamped impression; done for the NYC-WPA ---additional impressions in the METROPOLITAN MUSEUM ,NY and LIBRARY OF CONGRSS. As usual, Botts sneaks his name into the image, this time on one of the pilings

Very minor glue residue and light staining, some paper thinning not affecting the image, the colors bright and fresh.

A rare southern work depicting African Americans, another impression is in the SAAM, tape on the upper and lower edges of the sheet away from the image.