"Celestial Swine" by Evelynn Swetlow, Amer., (20th Cent.) Oil top right corner margin tip

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She was particularly fascinated with the bilateral symmetry she observed in insects and other ancient forms of life

signed and dated copyright 1886 in the plate

Inga Britta Mills studied in her native Sweden receiving a Baccalaureate in languages from Gothenburg University

"Celestial Swine" by Evelynn Swetlow, Amer., (20th Cent.) Oil top right corner margin tipColor Woodcut. 14 7 8 x 20 1 8, signed, titled, dated & numbered in pencil, on thin fiberous cream wove paper, with traces of glue in the top & bottom right margin corners, lightly toned within mat opening. This print was exhibited at a Brooklyn Museum National Print Annual, and the entry label accompanies the print. A large, witty and rather adventurous use of cutting and texture, by this N. Y. artist, about whom little is known, showing distinct