Nikolaas Mathias Eekman (Flemish, 1889-1973): Untitled woodcut of Reaper. Edition 4/50. Signed "Eekman" and monogrammed, on Chinese tissue paper. Mounted, some foxing. $695.

Pieter Dupont (Dutch, 1870-1911): “Homme de peine” (Laborer). Etching on tissue paper. Artist’s proof (inscribed “proofdruk” upper left). Signed and dated in pencil “Dupont, Paris [19]02. SOLD.

Jan Franken Pzn. (Dutch, 1878-1959): “Boeren II.” Hand-colored woodcut signed, titled and dated in pencil. 1926. Inscription lower left “Hand-printed; Hand-colored.” $450.

Johannes Brauer (German, 1905-1992): “Sunde” (Sin). Woodcut. Pencil signed and titled. $250. Color impression at https://collections.tepapa.govt.nz/42802

Kathe Kollwitz (German, 1867-1945): “Woman with Folded Hands” (Frau mit ubereinandergelegten handen). Etching and aquatint. Posthumous impression printed by Alexander von der Becke, Verlag des graphischen Werkes von Kathe Kollwitz. $625.

Plate dates to 1898, impression circa 1940s or 1950s. Publisher’s blind stamp lower right. See https://www.moma.org/s/ge/collection_ge/artist/artist_id-20099_role-3_thumbs.html for more info on publisher.

Some toning outside of image area. Image measures 11in. x 9in. Sheet measures 13.25in x 18.5in.

Mary Stevenson Cassatt (1844-1926). Mother and Child. Color etching and aquatint. Pencil signed lower right, and signed in the plate lower left. $4,200.

Minor toning outside image area. Image in fine condition. Plate measures 21.5cm. x 27cm. Sheet is 28.5cm. x 38cm.

John Buckland Wright (Australian, 1897-1954). Wood engraving illustration for The Masque of Red Death and Other Tales, Halcyon Press, 1932 (one of several rejected illustrations). Pencil signed lower right. $475.

August Brouet (French, 1872-1941). Etching and drypoint of workshop (?). Pencil signed lower right. Edition 29/60. Publisher and collector (?) stamps. $350.

Fernand Simeon (French, 1994-1928). Bar scene with gramophone. Color wood engraving and gouache (?) illustration for unidentified publication. $225.

Jacobus Marie Prange (Dutch, 1904-1972): Still life of fish and crab. Wood engraving. Pencil signed, numbered 20/25. Circa 1930s-50s. $450.

JM Prange was a graphic artist, surrealist, and photographer. He exhibited with MC Escher in the 1950s.  In honor of his fellow graphic artists, Escher produced a woodcut featuring Prange’s name as well as two others. [https://www.escherinhetpaleis.nl/escher-today/graphic-arts-friends/?lang=en&fbclid=IwAR1rMlbxSFQmFcdarBdimvjVjY1dk3dsvIV_Ud0lMn_Fr8D9XgCkkbbBiWk] 

Following World War 2, Prange wrote art criticism for the social-democratic paper Het Parool, which was founded in 1941 as a resistance publication to the German occupation of the Netherlands. [Read more about Prange and see some of his surrealist etchings here: https://theunintendedcurator.com/2017/11/10/surrealisms-prange/]