"Mission Bells" by Louis K. Harlow, Amer. (1850-1913) Pastel

"Mission Bells" by Louis K. Harlow, Amer. (1850-1913) PastelChromolithograph, 1895, pub. by Louis Prang & Company, Boston, 9 3 8 x 11 3 4, signed in the stone Louis K Harlow and noted lower right Copyright L. Prang & Co. Boston USA, on smooth stiff clay coated card stock, the tiniest bit of surface loss at the upper right image edge and corner tip. Louis K. Harlow was a prolific watercolorist, illustrator and etcher, who's talents were most often pressed into service by Prang on a variety of projects. One of

where one can see Dehn at his more experimental

Peter Busa and Howard Daum who came to be know as the "Indian Space" painters

with the printers blindstamp lower right corner

of 100 for Collectors of American Art

most executed while employed on the W

California bridge

like his contemporary Miguel Covarrubius

and a very faint mat line

Despite this

strong toning to image edge

suggesting an epic scale

8-3/8 x 4-7/8