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Madison: Screen Art Company, 1948. 1st. Softcover. Good/None. Portfolio of 15 full color silk screen prints. Ex-museum library copy with minimal marking. Tape residue at bottom of spine. Covers show standard wear. Record # 610366

Madison: Screen Art Company, 1948. 4p., plus 15 invidual colored serigraphs, portfolio format, half-cloth with stiff boards.

Wisconsin: Screen Art Company, 1948. First Edition, First Printing; 15 color serigraphs, plus 4 page preface, in stiff cardboard folder; SCARCE item.. 1st. Paperback. Near Fine/No Jacket as Issued. Illus. by Serigraphs. Folio; 2 Pounds.

Madison, Wisconsin: Screen Art Company, 1948. First edition of this vibrant portfolio celebrating Wisconsin decorative traditions, "designs from handicraft articles either brought to Wisconsin or made here by the early settlers, or by members of the three largest native Indian tribes." Included are examples of Chippewa beading, Norwegian baskets, Polish Easter eggs, Winnebago blankets, German embroidery, and everyday objects like boot jacks and butter molds created by nineteenth-century Wisconsin residents. A near-fine example. Fifteen loose color serigraph plates on heavy stock, accompanied by a four-page illustrated introduction, measuring 13.75 x 10.75. All housed in original color pictorial portfolio with blue cloth spine. Light shelfwear to portfolio, faint foxing to introduction, plates lightly toned.