Reginald Marsh Battery (Belles),1938 Etching Numbered 3/100.

Reginald Marsh “Battery” (Belles), 1938 etching numbered, 3/100.
Reginald Marsh,1898-1954, was an American painter, born in
Paris, and most notable for his depictions of NYC life in the 1920’s
and ‘30’s. He painted using various mediums, as well as creating
many ink wash drawings and prints. His style can be best described
as social realism, depicted through the Great Depression, and a
range of social classes. He is known for his depictions of burlesque,
and vaudeville acts, and he was drawn to the “theater of the
common man”. Art 12” x 9”, Frame 17” x 14.5.”

Please Note that this print was created at a later date, (after 1938). This is a reprint from 1969, by the Whitney Museum (see the embossed WM lower right). Tragically, the artist who so loved to capture the expressions of life, died prematurely of a heart attack in 1954 at the age of fifty-six. Since his intaglio plates themselves had the ability to yield more impressions, and it was Marsh’s desire to have the widest distribution possible, his widow Felicia Marsh authorized the Whitney Museum to produce a posthumous printing of a select set of her husband’s work in 1969. Choosing 30 plates, the Whitney worked with master printers Anderson and Lamb to print a limited run of 100 impressions of each. The Whitney Edition

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17" x 14.5"

Fine Art, Other

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