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Speech
Speech
Courtesy of the Harn Museum of Art, Photography by Foad Seyed Mohammadi

Speech

Artist Louis Breslow (American, 1908 - 2011)
Datec.1935
Mediumwoodcut on paper
DimensionsPaper: 8 3/4 x 11 1/2 in. (22.23 x 29.21 cm)
ClassificationsPrints
Credit LineLoan from the Fine Arts Collection U.S. General Services Administration WPA, Federal Art Project, 1935 - 1943
Object numberL2025.7.18
Collections
Smoke
Louis Breslow
1936-1943
A black and white print showing a vendor leaning on a street cart with a smoking chimney, facing two youths. The background features a cobblestone street bustling with pedestrians, a lamppost, and other pushcarts under storefront awnings.
Louis Breslow
c. 1935-1943
Cutting Ice
Louis Breslow
c. 1935-1941
Boat scene of two figures unloading fish from hold of vessel.
Louis Breslow
1936-1943
Tugboat aground, houses in background.
Louis Breslow
1936-1943
Caricature of audience looking down on steeplechase
Louis Breslow
c. 1935-1941
Precisionist-like drawing of a train yard with trains (and steam from the engines), tracks, and tall buildings with cylindrical forms- all in soft, grainy style of rendering and dramatic light.
Louis Lozowick
1933
Bible Leaf, Haggai
French, Royal Workshop of St. Louis, Louis IX
c. 1260
A black and white print depicting a snowy landscape. A tall, ruined stone chimney and bare trees stand in the midground, while scattered, snow-covered debris lies prominently in the foreground.
Louis Lozowick
1940
A black and white abstract print featuring two overlapping geometric figures surrounded by areas of dense cross-hatching creating stark light and dark contrasts.
Louis Marcoussis
1931
Blue, green, yellow, and white flowers in a yellow vase against a green background; study of abstract pattern and design set against a flat background.
Louis Bouché
1950
Sketch of a female nude in an interior.
Louis Bouché
1939
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