Siesta on a Sultry Day

Prints by Paul Landacre (1893 – 1963):

01 Paul Landacre, Tuonela, 1934
Paul Landacre, Tuonela, 1934
via the Smithsonian American Art Museum

02 Paul Landacre, Children's Carnival, n.d.
Paul Landacre, Children’s Carnival, n.d.
via the Smithsonian American Art Museum

03 Paul Landacre, Shell, ca. pre-1935
Paul Landacre, Shell, ca. pre-1935
via the Smithsonian American Art Museum

04 Paul Landacre, Growing Corn
Paul Landacre, Growing Corn
via Catherine E Burns fine prints

05 Paul Landacre, California Hills and Other Wood Engravings, 'Point Sur'
Paul Landacre, California Hills and Other Wood Engravings, ‘Point Sur’
via UCI Libraries

06 Paul Landacre, 1933 proof sheet for A Gil Blas in California
Paul Landacre, 1933 proof sheet for A Gil Blas in California
via Princeton’s Graphic Arts blog

07 Paul Landacre, illus. for The Origin of Species, 1963
Paul Landacre, illus. for The Origin of Species, 1963
via wototopia’s flickr set for this book

08 Paul Landacre, Sultry Day
Paul Landacre, Sultry Day
via LA Weekly

09 Paul Landacre, Siesta, 1930s
Paul Landacre, Siesta, 1930s
via John Steins’ Printmaking Journal

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