Lot #10002169: Marion Greenwood Signed Lithograph #191/250 – Mexican Woman with Child

Marion Greenwood (1909–1961) was a pioneering American artist celebrated as one of the first U.S. women to paint large-scale public murals in Mexico alongside Diego Rivera and other Mexican muralists in the 1930s. Her work is held in major museum collections including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Smithsonian American Art Museum, and she is recognized as a significant figure in the Social Realist movement. This original lithograph depicts a veiled Mexican woman tenderly holding a child, a subject deeply connected to Greenwood's time living and working in Mexico and her profound empathy for indigenous and working-class subjects. The expressive draftsmanship, rich tonal range, and emotional weight of the composition are hallmarks of her printmaking style. This is a numbered limited edition print, hand-signed 'Marion Greenwood' in pencil in the lower right margin, and numbered 191/250 in the lower left — making it a highly collectible and authenticated work from her graphic arts output. A wonderful opportunity to acquire a piece by a historically important and increasingly sought-after American modernist. Condition: Good — Some glare visible in photo from glass; mat shows minor aging/toning; frame is intact with no visible damage; print itself appears clean with no visible foxing or tears Pickup category timeslot {A}