CA-264 Entrée d’une Cour, Caudebec en Caux
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Title in Caroline Armington’s etching record book: Entrée d’une Cour, Caudebec en Caux
Year: 1921
Number: 264
Size:
States: 4
Title on Print: Entrée d’une Cour, Caudebec en Caux
Initials or Signature and Date in Plate: CHA 1921
Planned Edition: 100
Total Number of Impressions: 106
Numbers in Pencil:
1/100, dedicated ‘’To my dear Frank with love from Carrie. Dec.25, 1921’’
28/100, dedicated ‘’To dear Marjorie Woodford Howe; New York 1924; affectionately c.a.’’
14/100
Signatures in Pencil: Caroline Armington and Caroline H. Armington
Dedications:
‘’To my dear Frank with love from Carrie. Dec.25, 1921’’
‘’To dear Marjorie Woodford Howe; New York 1924; affectionately c.a.’’
Caroline Armington’s etching record book contains the following notes for this print:
1st state 1 print
2nd 1
3rd 2
4th 4, 12, 6, No 1 to 28 & 32
2, 3 & 6 not numb.
Price in Caroline Armington’s etching record book: none.
Plate:
Collections:
PAMA
Syracuse University Art Galleries
Exhibitions:
The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago Society of Etchers, 1922 Exhibition.
Publications:
L'ILLUSTRATION JOURNAL UNIVERSEL N° 4153, 1922
Comments:
Marjorie Woodford Howe was possibly Marjorie Perrine Woodford Howe (born Marjorie Perrine Woodford), an American woman known primarily through public record as the wife of Ralph Sawyer Howe (1891–1959), a resident of New Britain, Connecticut.
The couple was married on December 30, 1916, in Manhattan, New York City.
Ralph Sawyer Howe was a wealthy, high-society individual who occupied prominent executive positions in New England's elite industrial manufacturing sector.
Ralph graduated from Cornell University in 1913. He spent his career climbing the executive ladder at the New Britain Machine Company, eventually being elected President of the major corporation in 1954.
