
1890–1985 · American · 13 artworks
artist bio
Grace Albee was an American printmaker known for her detailed wood engravings that captured the essence of urban and rural landscapes. She played a significant role in promoting printmaking as a fine art form during the mid-20th century.
what you'll learn
Studying Albee's work allows students to understand the nuances of wood engraving, including line work, texture creation, and composition within a limited tonal range. Students can also explore how artists depict everyday scenes and capture the spirit of a place.
related: Thomas Hart Benton, Grant Wood, Edward Hopper

Pont Marie
1929

Antibes, Southern France
1929

Breton Ruins
1931

Cyclamen
1932

In the Beginning
1931

Villefranche sur Mer
1929

Rose
1936

Deep Shadows
1929

Manhattan Backwash
1938

Chimney Pots (Brittany)
1931

On the Canal “Lac d’Annecy”
1932

7 rue Campagne-Première, Paris Court
1929

L’Escarène, Southern France
1929