Mildred Heinau - 3 Drawings (1926)
Forgotten Prints #4
Mildred Heinau (b.1909) “is presently a student at the Roosevelt High School, New York City.” (The Dial, 1926) That, plus the three wonderful drawings above, is all that is known of the artist Mildred Heinau, unfortunately.
out a window for Mildred Heinau by Dick Whyte rain devourer of solids, forging earth into mud— wind too has no reverence for stability & loves to sing
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Clara Tice - 5 Drawings (1915-17)
Clara Tice [a.k.a. ‘The Queen of Greenwich Village’] (1888-1973) was a well-known New York artist and illustrator, comfortable in a variety of styles, from sketching and drawing, to commercial illustration and cartooning, to abstract and avant-garde experimentation...
Jacob Kramer - Woodcuts, Drawings, & Paintings (1914-1927)
Jacob Kramer (1892-1962) was a Ukrainian-Jewish painter and artist, based in England; “Born at Klincy, a small agricultural village in the Ukraine, in 1892. Both his father and uncle were well-known painters, and his mother was a Russian operatic artist...
I keep reading your poem over and over, and I just can't stop :)
I found you on Reddit. What you are doing is great, finding forgotten poets from long ago. This platform and the online works has allowed all of this forgotten information and literature to be shared again, giving them a second life.