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Lowell Merritt Lee"The Long White Road, " Landscape Wood Engraving1936
1936
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"The Long White Road" is an original wood engraving by Lowell Merritt Lee. A long white road stretches past empty barren trees under a cloudy sky.
Image: 6" x 5"
Framed: 15.37" x 13.31"
Lowell Merritt Lee was a Wisconsin artist of note. He was born in either 1905 or 1906. I have not been able to determine his death date, but I believe it was around 1960. Lee was born in Michigan and studied in Ohio. He arrived in Milwaukee in 1934 or 1935. He was instrumental in the 1935 formation of a group known as Milwaukee Printmakers, and he served as the first president. One of the projects of the Milwaukee Printmakers was the production of a calendar that featured their work. It was produced featuring their prints (mostly woodcuts) in 1936, 1937, and 1938. Later, it was produced in a different manner, and featured mostly photographs of paintings. Lee's work was featured in the calendars, along with many other artists. There were 52 images in each calendar, plus the cover.
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- Creation Year:1936
- Dimensions:Height: 15.37 in (39.04 cm)Width: 13.31 in (33.81 cm)
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- Gallery Location:Milwaukee, WI
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Lowell Merritt Lee
Lowell Merritt Lee was born in 1905 in Oscoda, Michigan. He studied in Cleveland School of Art, Ohio. He was instrumental in the 1935 formation of a group known as Milwaukee Printmakers, and he served as the first president. One of the projects of the Milwaukee Printmakers was the production of a calendar that featured their work. Lee's work was featured in the calendars, along with many other artists.
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