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There were two schools of "Gebrauchsgrafik" in Germany at the time
The ideal kitchen motif for all coffee lovers
Original by The Cleveland Museum of Arts License: CC0 1
The print is drawn from Kunstformen der Natur (Art Forms in Nature)
Date: 1893-1896
Daughter in a Rocker moon There were two schools ofTitle: Daughter in a Rocker Creator: H. Lyman Saen Date: 1917 1918 Place of origin: America H. Lyman Saen (sometimes also spelled Sayen) was an American pioneer in the design of x ray tubes who also distinguished himself as an abstract artist. Saen was born in Philadelphia on 25 April 1875 to Edward M. Saen and Annie T. Saen (ne Thomas). Soon after graduating from Central Manual Training School in 1891, he went to work for James W. Queen & Company, a