"Full Moon" by Sabra Johnson Field, Amer., (B. 1935) Aquatint barely visible

barely visible

There is slight lightenng to the sheet within the mat opening

and was exhibited in Waterbury's Mattatuck Museum's wonderful "Travelers Tales" exhibition in 2010

a professionally repaired one inch vertical weakness in the sheet along the block mark and at the mat line

with a minor thin spot top right edge

"Full Moon" by Sabra Johnson Field, Amer., (B. 1935) Aquatint barely visibleColor Woodcut, ca. 1968, ed. 50, 16 x 8 3 4, signed, titled, & numbered in pencil, on warm white wove japan paper, lightly toned in mat opening. Living and working there since 1969, Sabra Field is known as the Artist Laureate of Vermont for her color woodcuts of it's rural landscape. Her work has included other subject matter; notably, early in her career when she lived in Connecticut and was known as Sabra Johnson. She studied printmaking at Weslyan