Cover Art The American Weekly, July 17th, 1938
Edmund Dulac
Strong Women, Molly Pitcher, American Revolution Original Artwork, 1938
Watercolor, Gouache, Paper on Board
1 1/4 × 19 1/4 × 1 in | 54 × 48.9 × 2.5 cm
Copyright The Artist
$ 35,000.00
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Fighting women cover featuring an American Revolutionary woman. Molly Pitcher was a hero of the American Revolution who at the battle of Monmouth, New Jersey, said to have taken the...
Fighting women cover featuring an American Revolutionary woman.
Molly
Pitcher was a hero of the American Revolution who at the battle of
Monmouth, New Jersey, said to have taken the place of her wounded
husband at the cannon.
Cover illustration American Weekly covers, 'Fighting women', published 17th July 1938.
Frame Size 21.25 x 19.25 Framed under glass.
Provenance:
Collection of the late Colin White
Exhibited:
Sheffield City Art Galleries, November 1982- May 1983, item no. 37
Literature:
Reproduced American Weekly, 17th July 1938, cover artwork;
Colin White, Edmund Dulac, 1976, p.162, 175;
Edmund Dulac : illustrator and designer, 1882-1953 : a centenary exhibition, Sheffield: Sheffield City Art Galleries, 1982