Mina Citron, Amer., (1896-1992), Harlem River Freight Wood Engraving there exists a photograph in

there exists a photograph in a file compiled by Sinclair Hitchings at the Boston Public Library of a third impression printed on the back of a batik owned by a Zorach family member

and his work was the subject of a recent career retrospective at the Bellerine Museum

The original mat has soiling in the margins recto with edge tears and foxing to right edge

this impression signed in pencil Calder by the artist and numberedE

Mina Citron, Amer., (1896-1992), Harlem River Freight Wood Engraving there exists a photograph inLithograph, 1941, Ed. 30, 11 3 4 x 15 3 4, signed, dated and numbered in pencil, an edge tear to the right margin, and small hole with glue residue to the top right corner, the top left margin corner with uneven edge, but all margins substantial and original, on cream wove paper. A beautifully rendered industrial image in a small edition by Citron, well printed, showing a procession of river boats hauling freight around a densely wooded bend in the