Enhance your art collection with this striking trio of original 1971 block prints by artist Emma Strebe. These vintage pieces are rendered in a bold, high-contrast monochrome style, the artwork showcases exceptional mid-century modern graphic appeal. Each print is titled, numbered, signed, and dated by the artist in the lower right margin. Emma was likely a regional or student artist being that information about her isn’t readily available. This rare 1970s print collection is an exquisite find for collectors of linocuts, brutalist, modernist, or minimalist art. The prints titled “Innocence” and “Suburbia” are very crisp prints while the piece entitled “Summer Day” is somewhat less crisp but still acceptable for framing and display. All three pieces have some areas of foxing in the border areas- however most of that could be covered easily with a professional framing job. Please note, the last photo of the group is AI generated and should be used for inspiration/ styling purposes only. The only items included in the listing are the unframed vintage prints.

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