Modern Methods and Materials of Etching~Harry Sternberg~1949~Stated First Edition~Very Good Condition~Rare~Free Shipping
$75.00
Modern Methods and Materials of Etching~Harry Sternberg~1949~Stated First Edition~Rare~Free Shipping.
Very good condition. Tight binding. Clean pages. Cover is edge worn. See photos. A rare reference book. Lots of photos. Thanks for visiting our site!
Harry Sternberg (1904–2001), was an American painter, printmaker and educator. He taught at the Art Students League of New York, from 1933 to c. 1966.
Between 1969 and 1978, he participated in The Orme School Fine Arts Festival, known as the dean of the festival, exposing high school students to the work and instruction of professional artists. In 1990 he published a collection of prints: Sternberg: A Life in Woodcuts, one of which depicts his painting of the Lakeview post office mural.
In 2000, his life and work were celebrated by a major retrospective exhibition: No Sun Without Shadow: The Art of Harry Sternberg at the Museum–California Center for the Arts, Escondido, California. The catalog of this exhibition was researched and written by Ellen Fleurov, the museum director. Harry Sternberg died on November 27, 2001, in Escondido. He had previously written and published two books: a book on composition called Composition: The Anatomy of Picture Making, and a book on woodblock cutting and printing called Woodcut. - From Wikipedia
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