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ROBERT M. GATRELL (1906-1982) Signed Lithograph
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Lithography by Ohio artist Robert M. Gatrell (1906-1982) depicts a highly modern, abstracted image of a landscape, created by meticulous, haphazard mark-making. Gatrell was educated at The Ohio State University and later served on the university’s faculty, becoming well known for his portraiture work. Framed in black, this lithograph is sourced from an extremely limited run of only fifteen prints and is signed and numbered by Gatrell at the bottom of the print.
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