Arthur Helwig Serigraph

Item Details

Arthur Helwig (Cincinnati, Ohio; 1899-1976)
Untitled, mid-late 20th century
Serigraph on paper
Unsigned

A serigraph on paper by listed artist Arthur Helwig (Cincinnati, Ohio; 1899-1976), dated mid-late 20th century. The work depicts an abstract landscape comprised of intertwined angular forms filled with rich contrasting pigments, creating an overall sense of balance between form and color. The piece is unsigned and presented unframed.

Arthur Helwig was a notable artist and past president of the Cincinnati Art Club (1939 to 1941). Helwig was an active artist and instructor for well over four decades years. During this period he exhibited in galleries and museums in Europe, and over twenty different cities across the United States from San Francisco to New York City. He won a number of awards for his paintings including four 1st prize awards in national shows for his impressive lithographic prints. Helwig’s contribution as an art instructor was impressive, teaching for many years at the Cincinnati Art Academy. Helwig studied under Theodore Dorl, Bessie Hoover Wessel, and James Hopkins. He worked in watercolor, oils, and numerous printing methods and was also a well-known mural painter. His work has been featured in the collections of numerous museums across the United States including The Cincinnati Art Museum, Chicago Art Institute, The Philadelphia Museum, and The Cleveland Art Museum.

Condition

- minor toning and negligible wear throughout the edges of paper; negligible scratches and minor discoloration throughout the composition.

Dimensions

- measures the sheet; image size 22.25" W x 13.25" H.

Item #

16CIN997-2317