"Rocky Point" by Guy MacCoy, Amer., (1904-1981) Engraving This print represents a milestone

This print represents a milestone in the history of color lithography in the west

signed & dated in the plate: A Hohenstein 1898

Though I was never fortunate enough to meet him

An old exhibition label from the American Federation of Arts noting the edition as 20 and the price as $30 accompanies this print along with a small note clipped from the original mount probably in the artist's hand stating "ed

"Rocky Point" by Guy MacCoy, Amer., (1904-1981) Engraving This print represents a milestoneColor Silkscreen, ca. 1950's, ed. unknown, Pub. by Collectors of American Art, 7 x 9 1 2, signed & titled in pencil, on thick stiff cream wove paper. Strong mat line and small stain at image edge upper left margin. Guy MacCoy was one of the pioneers of color silkscreen, or serigraphy, as a fine art. He embraced both figurative and abstract styles in his work, and was very prolific and experimental in his chosen medium of silkscreen.