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1924 print after Tod Lindenmuth, woodblock, framed vintage antique art
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Captivating antique line-block print after the wood block artwork by the American modernist artist
Tod Lindenmuth. The print depicts a village scene, a subject the artist explored during his time in locations like Provincetown, Massachusetts, and St. Augustine, Florida. His work is renowned for dramatic black and white contrasts. Framed with vintage solid wood and custom double mount behind glass. 39cm x 31cm frame
19cm x 15cm artwork
“Tod Lindenmuth (1885 –1976)
Landscape painter and printmaker Tod Lindenmuth is best known as a member of the important artists’ community in Provincetown, Massachusetts. Lindemuth was born in Allentown, Pennsylvania, the son of a trained painter who ran a photography shop and taught him the techniques of photography. He studied at the New York School of Art. Lindenmuth first exhibited his woodcuts there in 1915, and the following year he joined other members of that circle in the inaugural show of the so-called Provincetown Printers, at the Berlin Photographic Company in New York. In 1916 and 1917 he designed the catalogue covers for the annual displays of the Provincetown Art Association. His prints were included in the landmark exhibition of color prints at the Detroit Institute of Arts in 1919.”
