First lithographic print in the primary triad of colors… by Louis K. Harlow

Orange-toned lithograph of a birch tree, cottage and rowboat beside a calm lake under a pale sunset sky.

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First lithographic print in the primary triad of colors (redyellow) by Boston Public Library, Louis K. Harlow (1893), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A monochrome orange and red lithographic landscape shows a birch tree with sparse autumn leaves in the foreground beside a calm lake. A small cottage with a pitched roof sits on the far shore, and a rowboat floats near the bank under a pale, glowing sky. This print, titled First lithographic print in the primary triad of colors (redyellow), was made by Louis K. Harlow in 1893.

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Date

1893

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Museum

Wikimedia Commons

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Public domain