Reginald Marsh - Thirty Etchings and Engravings

published 1969

Reginald Marsh

Associated Names
Reginald Marsh

Artist, American, born France, 1898 - 1954

This is a photograph of a closed album with a textured cover. The album is covered in a light tan or beige fabric and is fastened with two black leather straps with brass buttons for closure on the right side.
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Artwork overview

  • Medium

    portfolio of thirty etchings and engraving restrikes with title page, introduction, and list of prints

  • Credit Line

    Avalon Fund

  • Accession Number

    1970.12.1-30

Associated Artworks

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The image shows a train moving on tracks from a slightly elevated viewpoint. The horizon is visible at the top with smoke from the train rising to the sky. The brushstrokes are intricate, employing fine lines and cross-hatching for texture. The color scheme is monochromatic, mostly black and white, emphasizing contrast. Detailed rendering is evident in the tracks and immediate surroundings, while the distant cityscape consists of industrial buildings against the smoky sky.

Loco—Going through Jersey City

Reginald Marsh

1930

The image shows two individuals, a man and a woman, sitting on a bench inside a train carriage. The woman is on the left with her knees bent and hands folded in her lap. She has short hair and is dressed in a coat with a fur collar. The man is on the right, reclined with one arm on the backrest. He wears a bowler hat and a heavy coat. Both individuals are in a vintage train car with visible windows.

2nd Ave. El.

Reginald Marsh

1930

This is a drawing of a carousel scene with several horses and human figures in motion. The carousel animals have detailed designs with flowing manes and dynamic postures. The figures are seated on the horses, adding to the lively atmosphere. The style emphasizes line and texture to depict motion and energy. The background is decorated, enhancing the carousel's whimsical atmosphere.

Merry-Go-Round

Reginald Marsh

1930

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