Clayton V. Fowler. King Melchizedek and Abraham. intaglio print. 1948.
Clayton V. Fowler. King Melchizedek and Abraham. intaglio print. 1948.
Clayton V. Fowler. King Melchizedek and Abraham. intaglio print. 1948.
Clayton V. Fowler. King Melchizedek and Abraham. intaglio print. 1948.
Clayton V. Fowler. King Melchizedek and Abraham. intaglio print. 1948.
Clayton V. Fowler. King Melchizedek and Abraham. intaglio print. 1948.
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Clayton V. Fowler. King Melchizedek and Abraham. intaglio print. 1948.

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Artist: Clayton V. Fowler (American, 1912-1984).
Title King Melchizedek and Abraham.
Signed and Titled in pencil on the lower margin: King Melchizedek and Abraham. 
Clayton V. Fowler '48. 

Dimensions: Image 13 1/4" x 15". Sheet 15 1/2" x 20".
Date: 1948.
Materials and Techniques:  intaglio print on wove paper.
Provenance:
- Jean Paul Slusser.
The Estate of George "Yorgo" Demetrakopoulos; professor, assistant director of the Medieval Institute, and assistant to the dean at Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan, from 1965-2000.
Condition: Remnants of protective frame recto. Spot of the printing ink u.r. The signs of aging are appropriate for the time. A detailed condition report is available on demand.
Museums and LibrariesThe University of Michigan Museum of Art owns another print by C.V. Fowler, a bequest by Jean Paul Slusser. Accession Number 1983/2.20.
Art Movements, Periods & Schools: American School XX C.
Note: We were unable find another copy of this print. Possibly, it's a monoprint, or an Hors Commerce item. The absence of a number of copies and spots of printing ink indicate that it is an artist's proof. The name of Slasser written in pencil l.l. is supposed to confirm our assumption.