Ernest D. Roth, Amer., (1879-1964), Ca' d'Oro Tempera a fitting vision of France

a fitting vision of France in the throes of the new political order of the Third Republic and burgeoning industrial revolution

the sophisticated use of tusche wash for the texture of both street and "Pushmobile"

original gummed paper hinges to top corners

exhibited at the City Art Museum

this and the Harkness Tower print both echo the machine age aesthetic of the time

Ernest D. Roth, Amer., (1879-1964), Ca' d'Oro Tempera a fitting vision of FranceEtching, 1913, Ed. of perhaps 80, 9 1 16 x 11 7 8, signed, titled and dated in pencil, two small spots of foxing to lower margin, moderately toned within the mat opening, on a thick cream laid paper with full margins 11 9 16 x 14 5 16. A crisp, well inked impression of this landmark Venetian subject by Roth, featured on the cover of the important and highly reccomended catalogue: Reflections and Undercurrents: Ernest D Roth and Printmaking in Venice