Walking Woman by Harold Altman (1965)Engraving on paper from Altman's series of works centering on life in Central Park, New York City. The composition is dominated by the large stand of trees in the background and a lone figure of a woman traversing the scene below the foliage at the bottom of the frame. The work has been mounted in an archival deep bevel mat and framed in a cross banded crotch mahogany frame. Numbered, titled, and signed in graphite across the bottom: 88 150, Walking

The bowl features a carved

rendered in soft shades of green

The interior centers on a diapered square design which is anchored at the corners with green leaves and a pink bloom on a ground of brown dots and swirls

Publish'd according to Act of Parliament November 12

presumably the name of the calligrapher

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one each at the finger rings and one at the wax pick

circa mid-18th century

Non-objective abstractions have been the common thread in Roze's work since the early 1970’s and to reflected her independence and innovation

Signed and dated in the plate

15” Seat Width

Dimensions: 25 L x 16” W x 28” H