National Art Society 1939 New York World's Fair vintage prints

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American art today, New York World's fair

published by the National Art Society
—1939—

Original offset lithographs over 85 years old.
Sheet size: approximately 11 x 14 inches • Image sizes vary
Art identification text on verso (does not show through to front)

Please click on the thumbnails below for an enlarged view. The prints are over 75 years old, so some minor edge/corner wear is to be expected. Any major flaws will be mentioned.

No More Mowing

by John S. De Martelly, Missouri

Farmer and the Raincloud

by Russell Cowles, New Mexico

Maddona and Child

Harry Watrous, New York

Paper is somewhat crumpled throughout. (Would not be terribly noticeable once print is mounted / framed.)

$10

Briscoe's Barn

by John E. Thompson, Colorado

$15

Copperhill

by Lamar Dodd, Georgia

Red Moore, Hunter

by Eugene Speicher, New York

All Steamed Up

by Karl Mattern, Missouri

Prairie Travelers

by Edward Millman, Illinois

Night Shift, Aliquippa

by Ernest Fiene, New York

Village Street, January

by Emil Holzhauer, New York

PLEASE NOTE: THE 3 PRINTS BELOW ARE NOT FROM THE SAME SOURCE AS THOSE ABOVE.
We have not identified the source, but they are vintage prints from circa 1940s-1950s.

Possibly from "Arts Magazine" Volume 20 (1945)

Fisherman's Morning

by Zoltan Sepeshy

Sheet size: approx. 12 7/8 x 10 1/4 inches
There is some edge/corner wear and short tears extending into the image area; also some creases in the upper left corner of image.