These two beautiful prints – Sing-song Girl, Peking and Pagan Princess, Nigeria – joined the Mead’s collection in 1951.
The artist, Cyrus Leroy Baldridge, was an American artist, illustrator, author and adventurer. (You can read more about his life of adventure @Wikipedia.com.)
This charming serigraph – Pirate’s Alley by American artist Sylvia Mayzer Rantz – joined the Mead’s collection in 1956.
image source: Pirate’s Alley
This charcoal drawing by American artist Eugene Edward Speicher joined the collection in 1947. Speicher was a portrait, landscape, and figurative painter who studied under fellow American artist Robert Henri. (Click here to see a previous post featuring an oil painting by Henri, along with a work from another American artist influenced by Henri, Guy Pène Du Bois.)
image source: Study for Portrait of Girl
