Let me start off by saying I'm more of a musical instrument expert than an art one, and that I acquired this recently through a trade. This came from an estate which included several serigraph's. If any information I give is incorrect...please let me know and I'll change the auction! The artist is Leonard Pytlak and the piece is called "Granite Workers". Size is 13x18. His work dates a long time, but I've seen similar ones like this one and it seems it's from the 50's. His signature is legible on the bottom right, but I have no clue what it says on the bottom left. There are no tears or rips. Feel free to email with any questions you might have or if you need any added pictures. Art will be double boxed and professionally packed and insured. Paypal only please. Due to my lack of knowledge, I'm selling this as-is. Buyer will pay actual shipping costs. Good Luck!

Some facts about Leonard Pytlak:

Methods
* Mural Painting
* Printmaking/Graphics

Subjects
* Cityscape/City Views
* Genre (Human Activity)
* Landscape
* New York City View
* Urban Scene

Schools
* Art Students League of New York-Student

Mediums
* Fresco
* Lithography
* Printmaking Specialty
* Screenprinting/Serigraphy/Silkscreen
* Watercolor

Associations
* Audubon Artists-Member
* Salons of America
* WPA/Federal Arts Project

Styles
* Early 20th Century Modernist Painting

Exhibitions
* Art Institute of Chicago-Exhibited
* Guggenheim Museum
* Metropolitan Museum, New York
* National Academy of Design-Exhibited
* Salons of America
* Whitney Museum of American Art