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Winter Landscape, 1949
Lithograph printed in three colours on thin wove paper.
Signed and dated in pencil
41.4 x 52.3 cm (16 ¼ x 20 ½ in)
Exhibited:
Redfern Gallery, 1949, Les Peintres-Graveurs Exposition du
1 Decembre au 31 Decembre 1949: English Lithographs &
Monotypes in colour with a foreward by Philip James. Cat No. 206
catalogued as 'Landscape'
Literature:
Redfern Gallery / Jan-Feb 1986, British Prints:The Post-War Years
1945-1960, with essay by Gordon Samuel,Cat No 110 in b/w
Vaughan made eight lithographs; almost all are signed but none are
numbered, and the editions are unknown. Added to this, there is no
evidence as to who the printers were -
but none of this is hardly surprising!
During the immediate post-war years, printmaking facilities in
London and the UK in general did not exist in the way we know
today. Paris led the way for fine art printing from the late 19th
century and printers like Atelier Mourlot began as commercial
workshops printing labels and posters in the mid-19th century.
£ 6,000 / $ 8,500
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Post-War & Modern British
KEITH VAUGHAN (1912-1977)
