Going Home by Emil Armin, Amer., (1883-1971) Rare and this diamond merchant may

and this diamond merchant may have been a local neighborhood fixture in Philadelphia observed by Lerer while growing up

4-15/16 x 11-5/8

but a forest of factories with smokestacks spewing billowing clouds of smoke

Not in the raisonne

in 1869 Greatorex was elected the first woman associate member of the National Academy of Design

Going Home by Emil Armin, Amer., (1883-1971) Rare and this diamond merchant mayWoodcut, 1951, Ed. unknown, 5 x 5 15 16, slight toning to sheet within mat opening, signed, titled and annotated Art. Pr'f. and 2d St. in pencil, on cream laid paper. Armin created this print from scenes which touched him during a trip to Mexico, continuing a major theme first inspired by travels to the southwest in 1928. By the age of 30 Armin had studied with George Bellows and attended the Chicago version of the 1913 Armory Show, fueling his