Philip Evergood

Family

Philip Evergood's composition entitled, "Family" is a prime example of his lithographic art from the final decade. During this time the artist's social comment grew subtler and less biting and his examination of the human condition broadened. This original lithograph, entitled, "Family" was published in New York in 1965. It is an proof impression and is annotated by the American artist, Philip Evergood along the lower margin, "'Artists Proof (n n) 14, 2 color litho. 'Family'."

Family

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Philip Howard Francis Dixon Evergood 'Philip Evergood'(New York City, 1901 - 1973)
#	Image	Title & Artist	Medium	Date	Info
01-		Girl and Old Dog by Philip Evergood	Original Lithograph	1965	Signed by Philip Evergood in pencil, Artist Proof Impression # 3, edition of twenty impressions.
02.-		Family by Philip Evergood	Original Color Lithograph	1965	Signed and annotated, 'Artist Proof Impression #14' by Philip Evergood in pencil.
03.-		Lovers With Flowers by Philip Evergood	Original Zinc Lithograph Printed in Color	1966	Signed and numbered, '10/100' by Philip Evergood in pencil.
04.-		The Girls and The Wolves by Philip Evergood	Original Lithograph	c. 1965	Signed, titled and annotated, 'Artist Proof Impression 3' by Philip Evergood in pencil.

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Title:	Family
Artist:	Evergood, Philip Howard Francis Dixon 'Philip Evergood' (New York City, 1901 - 1973)
Date:	1965
Medium:	Original Color Lithograph
Note:	Philip Evergood 'Philip Howard Francis Dixon Evergood': A major figure in twentieth century American art, Philip Howard Francis Dixon Evergood was an accomplished painter, etcher, lithographer, sculptor, illustrator and writer. From 1918 to 1920, Evergood studied at Cambridge University in England. He then concentrated upon the fine arts at the Slade School, London (1920 to 1923), the Art Students League of New York (1923 to 1925) and at the Academie Julien in Paris. Evergood's first one man exhibition was held in New York in 1927.
	From the beginning, Evergood established himself as a leading artist of social criticism. As an illustrator for both Time and Fortune magazines his social art was appreciated by millions during the 1930's. This led to many commissions and awards for Evergood, including prizes from the Art Institute of Chicago, the Carnegie Institute, the Corcoran Gallery and the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. One scholar writes, “Jack Levine, Philip Evergood and Ben Shahn were the leading painters of the thirties whose work combined biting social comment with a distinctive personal vision. They were - and are - 'protest artists', but they are not social realists. Each evolved a unique artistic statement.” *
	Although he had experimented with etching and lithography as early as the 1920's, Philip Evergood did not begin to devote himself on a large scale to original printmaking until after 1945. At this time he studied printmaking techniques at the famous New York studio of Stanley William Hayter. During the following twenty-five years he produced many major works of art in both lithography and etching.
	Family is a prime example of Evergood's lithographic art from the final decade. During this time the artist's social comment grew subtler and less biting and his examination of the human condition broadened. Family was published in New York in 1965. This particular impression is a proof and is annotated by Philip Evergood along the lower margin, “Artists Proof (n n) 14, 2 color litho. 'Family'.”
	Philip Evergood was a full member of the Art Students League of New York and the National Institute of Arts and Letters. His original prints and paintings are included in the permanent collections of the Tate Gallery, London, the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, the Los Angeles County Museum, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Modern Art, New York.
Edition:	Artist Proof Impression #14
Reference:	* Ralph E. Sikes, The Indignant Eye: The Artist as Social Critic, Boston, Beacon Press, 1976, pp. 355 & 356.
Size:	21 X 14 3/4 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
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Buy Now	Price: $625.00 US
Condition:	Printed upon hand-made paper and with full deckled margins as published in New York in 1965. Signed and dated by Evergood in the image and signed and annotated by him in pencil along the lower margin. A finely printed color impression and in very good condition throughout. This original impression of Family represents a striking example of the famous art of Philip Evergood.
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