Box 1
Contains 6 Results:
Eternal Spring, 1976
Much of St. Lawerence’s works are portraits and figures, often nudes, based on biblical sources. The 36 items in the collection are arranged in 9 folders and date from 1967 to 1977. The collection consists of 30 prints, 5 lithographic plates and a photograph of a silver spoon, which the artist described as “the only tool I have ever used to make Fine Art Prints.”
St. Paul, 1974
Much of St. Lawerence’s works are portraits and figures, often nudes, based on biblical sources. The 36 items in the collection are arranged in 9 folders and date from 1967 to 1977. The collection consists of 30 prints, 5 lithographic plates and a photograph of a silver spoon, which the artist described as “the only tool I have ever used to make Fine Art Prints.”
Meditation, 1976
Much of St. Lawerence’s works are portraits and figures, often nudes, based on biblical sources. The 36 items in the collection are arranged in 9 folders and date from 1967 to 1977. The collection consists of 30 prints, 5 lithographic plates and a photograph of a silver spoon, which the artist described as “the only tool I have ever used to make Fine Art Prints.”
Thinker, 1977
Much of St. Lawerence’s works are portraits and figures, often nudes, based on biblical sources. The 36 items in the collection are arranged in 9 folders and date from 1967 to 1977. The collection consists of 30 prints, 5 lithographic plates and a photograph of a silver spoon, which the artist described as “the only tool I have ever used to make Fine Art Prints.”
Job, 1975
Much of St. Lawerence’s works are portraits and figures, often nudes, based on biblical sources. The 36 items in the collection are arranged in 9 folders and date from 1967 to 1977. The collection consists of 30 prints, 5 lithographic plates and a photograph of a silver spoon, which the artist described as “the only tool I have ever used to make Fine Art Prints.”
Danaid, 1974
Much of St. Lawerence’s works are portraits and figures, often nudes, based on biblical sources. The 36 items in the collection are arranged in 9 folders and date from 1967 to 1977. The collection consists of 30 prints, 5 lithographic plates and a photograph of a silver spoon, which the artist described as “the only tool I have ever used to make Fine Art Prints.”