Anna Ticho (Israeli 1894 - 1980) Engraving on paper, Landscape, Hillsides of Jerusalem, Untitled. Signed in pencil, lower right, lower left marked A/P (Artist's Proof.) 4lbs Jewish artist who became famous for her drawings of the Jerusalem hills. The Tichos were exiled to Damascus in December 1917, just days before the British conquest of Jerusalem. There Dr. Ticho entered active service as a medical office in the Austro-Hungarian Empire and Anna worked as a nurse. She developed a severe case of typhus and during her recovery, Anna Ticho returned to her art by sketching landscape scenes, foreshadowing later mastery of this genre. Approx.
Measurements: Plate 5.75” x 8”; framed 15.75” x 18.75”.
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No apparent issues with print, not removed from frame, light display wear to frame.