"Mid Winter" by Ella Fillmore Lillie, (Amer., 1887-1973) Engraving when we're talking "Heads on

when we're talking "Heads on a Platter"

Despite these flaws one of Moran's most beautiful southwestern prints in a crisp

An earlier Italian subject by the artist based on studies from a five year European tour with his wife in the late 1880's

full margins with irregular left edge as printed on a sheet torn from an antique ledger

Light and Shade

"Mid Winter" by Ella Fillmore Lillie, (Amer., 1887-1973) Engraving when we're talking "Heads onSilkscreen in color, ca. 1940's 60's, Ed. ca. 50?, 12 1 16 x 15 1 4, signed in ink in image at lower right, on cream wove paper. Ella Fillmore Lillie was born in Minnesota and began her art education there. She headed east, attending the Art institute of Chicago, and New York School of Fine Arts, studying with Ambrose Webster and Kenneth Hayes Miller. She worked with master printer George Miller in creating her many fine atmospheric lithographs, but