Esther Pressoir, Artist and Model, c. 1930 Signed Lithograph (no. 1) marching cadet but I must say that

but I must say that the aura-like ring of patterning around him

right down to the fact that this young boy holds his (wonderfully awkward) teddy bear upside down

or similar--maybe even just documenting loose pages in some sort of archive

with a bit of a Caves of Lascaux feel to this cluster of animal head silhouettes I think

which I think is just there to keep it tight in absence of a washer

Esther Pressoir, Artist and Model, c. 1930 Signed Lithograph (no. 1) marching cadet but I must say thatI knew nothing of Esther Estelle ("Stella") Pressoir (American, 1902 1980) when I found this signed lithograph along with several other works by her at Brimfield (an ink drawing and an etching also listed today, and a few more to come), but what a delight it has been to learn a bit about her, and Stella's star is most definitely on the rise. Assistant Professor of Theory and History of Art and Design at the Rhode Island School of Design Suzanne M.