Louis Schanker Prints

From Louis Schanker's example the great development of the color woodcut in America chiefly stems.
                                                                                             About Prints, Stanley William Hayter, artist, author, 1964, 

Tugboats
1924, linocut, 6.5 X 4.5in, BM01

Bathers
1925, linocut, 6.5 X 4.5in, BM04

 Speak Easy II
1924, etching, 8 X 16in, BM02

Cyclone, Coney Island
 c1933, lithograph

Three Men on a Bench
c1939, 9.2 X 12.5in, BM35

Seated Figure
c1939, woodcut, 16.5 X  11in, BM33

Cops and Pickets
c1939, woodcut, 9.25 X 11.75in, BM26

Polo
1937, linocut, 17.5 X 22.5in, BM12

Family
1937, woodcut, 3.5 X 3in, BM11

Four Figures
c1938, woodcut, 5.5 X 4.5in

Cafe
c1938, lithograph, 9.5  X 5in

Three Figures, No 1       
1941, 12 X 16in, BM54       
                     (Smithsonian collection)                          

St. George and the Dragon               
1941, woodcut, 9 X 12in, BM52              
(Smithsonian collection)                 

Composition with Figures
1942, woodcut, 8 X 14in, BM56

Abstraction in Grey, Pink and Black
1942, woodcut, 5.5 X 4.5in, BM55

                      Birds in Flight                     
      1944, woodcut, 14 X 30, BM61  

Birds and Animals in Landscape        
                    c1945, woodcut, 11.25 X 18.5in,                             

                                        Carnival       
                  1948, woodcut, 14.5 X 21in, BM94       
                            (Smithsonian collection)  

                 Circle Image No. 4                              
1954-55, relief print, 14 X 18in, BM119    

Lyrical Abstraction
1971, plexiglass relief, 16 X 24in, BM148

Abstraction No. 8
1971, plexiglass relief, 26 X 18in, BM138

Football No. II
1971, plexiglas relief, 16 X 24, BM143

Abstraction
c1975, relief print, 36 X 24in,

Abstraction
c1975, relief print, 36 X 24in

Abstraction 17
c1975, relief print, 36 X 24in