FREDERICK THEODORE WEBER (AMERICAN, 1883-1956) NEW YORK CITY PRINT, etching on paper, "Gramercy Park, Snow", a crisp winter scene of figures in a park, pencil signed in lower right margin. Matted and housed under glass in an old maple frame. Together with another etching of New York City by the artist, numbered "10/100" and signed lower right in margin, matted and housed under glass in a matching maple frame. Two pieces total. Circa 1930. Each 13 1/4" x 7 3/4" plate, 21 1/4" x 15 1/4" OA.
Each with minor to moderate toning, foxing, and areas of discoloration. Not examined out of frames.
Provenance: From a Virginia private collection.
Catalogue Note: Born in Columbia, South Carolina, Frederick Theodore Weber is most often identified with New York City, the place where he spent the bulk of his career as a painter, etcher, sculpture, and writer. Recognized for his talent as a youth, Weber studied at the Academie Julian in Paris with J. P. Laurens, the Ecole Des Beaux-Arts in Paris with Paul Richir, and with Muller-Schoenfield in Berlin. Exhibiting widely in his day, Weber is often noted for his fine etchings, which capture the mood of his adopted city.

Each with minor to moderate toning, foxing, and areas of discoloration. Not examined out of frames.