Mabel Jacque Williamson Dwight (1876-1955)

Children's Clinic

1936

The unsigned lithograph published by American Artists Group includes the original certificate of authenticity verso. It is documented that the artist did not always sign all impressions within an edition.

Mabel Dwight was a female American artist of note. She began creating art as a teenager in 1895, studying at the Hopkins School of Art in San Francisco and painting until her marriage in 1906. She abandoned art and painting until the end of her marriage in 1917. Returning to her passion, Dwight studied in Paris and developed in interest in printmaking. Beginning in 1935, she worked under the WPA and FAP Depression-era programs for artists, producing a number of lithographs.

Image measures 9.5 x 12 and sheet is 12.75 x 18 inches.

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Very good condition, the full untrimmed sheet, not laid down, no damage, stain, puncture or repair; matted to archival standards in acid free mounts.