Central Park, poster in signature copy of Adolf Dehn. An American Artist from 1895-1968. under glass, dark wood frame, label reverse. showcasing Central park in New York City, Published in 2003 at Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City, and is copyrighted. 27.5 inch h. x 36.25 inch w. very good aged. Adolf Dehn, well known artist, was born and raised in rural Minnesota. A lithographer, with poetic landscapes and satires of Jazz Age follies: Vienna cafes, Berlin opera houses, and Paris brothels. Settling in New York in late 1929, Dehn spent the next decade making spoofs of Manhattan nightclubs, as well as lyrical studies of Central Park, rural New York, and Minnesota. his passion for the Southwestern landscape, freely interpreted, leads to a semi-abstract style that links him indirectly to the art of Milton Avery and Georgia O'Keeffe in the 1950s. He lets the picture, as elusive as life, grow before his eyes.

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