Martin Lewis was one of the preeminent printmakers of the early 20th century. He was born in Australia and came to America in 1900. As a "printmaker's printmaker" he showed remarkable skill even in his earliest work. His main interest was in black and white intaglio prints though he also created drawings and watercolors. After spending some time in Japan producing several very good prints he returned to New York where what was arguably his best work was created. He had his first exhibition at Kennedy Galleries in 1927 and they became his dealer for many years to come. From the beginning, the demand for his prints was there and it continues to this day. We are pleased to present this fine selection of his graphic art.

Image: Martin Lewis, "Quarter of Nine, Saturday's Children"