"Doorstep" by Frank Kleinholz, Amer., (1901-1987) Wood Engraving presents an eloquent plea and

presents an eloquent plea and reminder of the struggle for equality under attack and in need our support and advocacy as much today as half a century ago

One of Arm's "Preferred Plates" and regarded as one of his most intricate and beautiful prints

mostly at the edges of the sheet

I deferred to Burke's 1920 date when writing the article

Tromka was a New York area painter and printmaker who was known for his excellent etchings and color silkscreens of industrial subjects

"Doorstep" by Frank Kleinholz, Amer., (1901-1987) Wood Engraving presents an eloquent plea andEtching, 1940, Ref. C. 1, a first state proof before the 2nd. state edition of 6 with aquatint tones to the street and buildings, and what appears to be a fabric pattern transferred presumably with soft ground in the mother's dress, published by the artist, 7 1` 4 x 5 3 8, signed, dated 1943 and dedicated "to Frank Chris Asher" in pencil, on buff wove paper with artist's inky finger print top center, slightest pale glue and mat line trace to top