Rosemary Zwick Signed 1969 “Children and Balloons” Serigraph Print
Rosemary Zwick Signed 1969 “Children and Balloons” Serigraph Print
Rosemary Zwick Signed 1969 “Children and Balloons” Serigraph Print
Rosemary Zwick Signed 1969 “Children and Balloons” Serigraph Print
Rosemary Zwick Signed 1969 “Children and Balloons” Serigraph Print
Rosemary Zwick Signed 1969 “Children and Balloons” Serigraph Print
Rosemary Zwick Signed 1969 “Children and Balloons” Serigraph Print
Rosemary Zwick Signed 1969 “Children and Balloons” Serigraph Print
Rosemary Zwick Signed 1969 “Children and Balloons” Serigraph Print
Rosemary Zwick Signed 1969 “Children and Balloons” Serigraph Print
Rosemary Zwick Signed 1969 “Children and Balloons” Serigraph Print
Rosemary Zwick Signed 1969 “Children and Balloons” Serigraph Print
Rosemary Zwick Signed 1969 “Children and Balloons” Serigraph Print
Rosemary Zwick Signed 1969 “Children and Balloons” Serigraph Print
Rosemary Zwick Signed 1969 “Children and Balloons” Serigraph Print
Rosemary Zwick Signed 1969 “Children and Balloons” Serigraph Print
Rosemary Zwick Signed 1969 “Children and Balloons” Serigraph Print
Rosemary Zwick Signed 1969 “Children and Balloons” Serigraph Print
Rosemary Zwick Signed 1969 “Children and Balloons” Serigraph Print

Rosemary Zwick Signed 1969 “Children and Balloons” Serigraph Print

$225.00

A 1969 serigraph print by American artist Rosemary Zwick (1925-1995). Titled Children and Balloons, the print depicts three children holding balloons above their heads. The print uses black line work against a blue, green, and yellow background. Signed, titled, dated, and numbered 10/30 along the bottom edge, the print is displayed in a black wooden frame and behind a blue mat.

Rosemary Zwick was a printmaker and sculptor born in Chicago. In 1945, she received her BFA from the University of Iowa. Zwick continued her education at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, DePaul University, and the University of Illinois. Her work is in the collections of the Art Institute of Chicago and the Brooklyn Museum. 

 

Measurements:

27.5” W x 33.75” H x 1.75” D (frame); 23” x 16” (image).

Condition notes:

Scuffs to frame. Toning to paper.

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