Spring Art + Antique Auction
Tue, Mar 18, 2025 11:00AM EDT
Lot 156
Guy Maccoy 1945 "Vermont Grazing" Screen Print
Estimate: $40 - $80
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1945 print of cows grazing in a forest by Guy Maccoy (American; 1904-1981). Titled Vermont Grazing. Signed, dated, titled lower edge.
Measurements: 16.75" W x 14.25" H (paper); 13.75" W x 10.75" H (image).
In house shipping available.
From AskArt:
Serigrapher and muralist, Guy Maccoy was born in Valley Fails, Kansas on October 7, 1904. Maccoy began his art studies at the Kansas City Art Institute and continued with Ernest Lawson in Colorado Springs. Upon moving to New York City, he studied at the Art Students League and at Columbia University. In 1932 he began producing silk screen prints in New York City with his wife, Geno Pettit.
During the 1930s Depression, he enrolled as a muralist in the Federal Art Project. He and Geno moved to Los Angeles in 1947 and co-founded the Western Serigraph Society.
He taught at Jepson and Otis art schools until retirement in 1965.
MacCoy died in Los Angeles on March 18, 1981.
Murals: Brooklyn Museum; Girls' Industrial School (Brooklyn). 11 American Artists, Oct. 1974; DR.
Condition
Toning/discoloration to paper. Tape attached to top corners.
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