Peggy Bacon, Page 1

Moving Into Eighth Street, 1920, drypoint, 6" x 7 7/8",signed l/r, framed		$4000
Post-Haste, drypoint, 1935,Flint 125, pencil signed l/r. [Bacon was noted for injecting "real life" images into her works, although she chose not to participate in the popular government art projects throughout the 1930s. In her book about the artist, "Peggy Bacon, Personalities and Places," noted art historian Janet Flint describes this print as follows: "The scene is a post office with James Farley, Postmaster General, at the extreme right. From left at desk, Senator George Norris of Nebraska, Harry Hopkins {wearing hat}, Administrator of the Federal Emergency Relief Act, and Henry A. Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture. Frances Perkins [wearing hat and fur coat], Secretary of Labor, is left of center, and in the center is Harold Ickes, Secretary of Interior]		Sold
The Untilled Field, 1936, drypoint, 5 7/8" x 7 3/8", pencil signed l/r, edition 250, AAA publication		$750
Picnic, drypoint,5 7/8" x 8 1/4" pencil signed l/r		$2000
Sights of the Town, 1946, b/w lithograph, 8 1/4" x 10 3/8", pencil signed l/r, framed		$750
Spirit of the Rain, drypoint, 4 7/8" x 3 7/8", edition 250, pencil signed l/r AAA publication, framed		$750
Object of Interest, 1937, drypoint, 7 /1/4" x 10 3/8", edition 250, AAA publication, pencil signed l/r, framed		$1350
Haunted House, 1939, drypoint, 7" x 5", edition 250, signed l/r, AAA publication, framed, dedicated, paper is cut at plate mark		$350
Outing Munich, b/w lithograph, 16" x 11 3/8", pencil signed l/r		$1900
Priceless Find, 1943, b/w lithograph, 7 15/16" x 6", edition 193, pencil signed l/r		$1100