Mountain Farm, Santa Fe
Emil Armin · 1928
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Emil Armin's "Mountain Farm, Santa Fe" is a woodcut created in 1928. The artist, an American (1883–1971), produced the work in the United States. No specific provenance, exhibition history, or literature is provided for this piece in the supplied data.
The artwork is a woodcut in black and red, printed on cream Japanese paper. Its image measures 20.2 × 25.4 cm (8 × 10 in.), while the sheet dimensions are 27.2 × 30.6 cm (10 3/4 × 12 1/16 in.). It is classified under "Prints and Drawings" and was a gift of Joseph R. Shapiro.
The Art Institute of Chicago holds "Mountain Farm, Santa Fe," alongside other works by Armin, including "The Alameda" (1928), "Windy City (Snow Storm)" (1928), "Windy Morning" (1933), "Fontana Village" (1959–71), and "57th Street Art Studios" (n.d.). The Metropolitan Museum of Art also holds works by Armin, such as "River and Clouds" (1941).
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