ANTONIO FRASCONI | Monterey Fisherman; Lettuce Workers #5; and Migration Over The Sound

Three woodcuts printed in colors, 1951, 1953 and 1959, each signed in pencil and dated, the first indistinctly titled and printed on two sheets, the second inscribed '5' and numbered 4/9(?), the third titled and numbered 12/25, on Japan paper, together with Unknown Artist, 'Ghost Trees', watercolor, circa 2000, signed in ball-point pen, titled and inscribed '12/00', on wove paper, each framed (4 works) 

The prints are in good condition overall. 'Monterey Fisherman' with faint light-stain and a few creases in the margins. A small loss in the lower left corner of the left sheet and a 2 1/2 inch tear in the upper left corner of the right sheet. 'Migration Over The Sound' and 'Lettuce Workers 5' each with a slight ripple to the sheet. Vertical sheet edges of 'Lettuce Workers 5' folded back. (Versos of 'Migration Over the Sound' and 'Ghost Trees' not examined, the sheet of 'Ghost Trees' possibly laid down.)
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