Norfolk Landscape, May 1957 Neutral Originally intended for publication in
Description
Originally intended for publication in 1939 the drawings were trapped in Poland where eventually they were purloined by the Gestapo
It was priced at £100
During the Great Depression Levenson had joined the federal Works Progress Administration
This print is at our Cecil Court gallery
Norfolk Landscape, May 1957 Neutral Originally intended for publication inLabel on verso: In May 1957, when I was staying at the Dutch House, Edward Seago painted this sketch for me in illustration of a conversation we had about the discipline of a limited palette. The colours were ultra marine, alizarin and yellow ochre. Ian Houston
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