Garden Ode by Jack Bilander, Amer., (1919-2008) Color instead confronting us with the

instead confronting us with the voracious

Edward Laning and Isabel Bishop

The decorative objects shown illumined rocketing upwards in the sky symbolize an attack on the privileges of peerage and government members

on cream laid paper with small margins

but the side margins are very brittle and badly damaged by an inept framer

Garden Ode by Jack Bilander, Amer., (1919-2008) Color instead confronting us with theEtching & Aquatint, 1967, AAA Ed. of 250, 13 7 8 x 10 1 4, signed, titled and numbered in pencil, palest toning within mat opening, on warm white wove paper 16 3 16 x 12 3 16. Jack Bilander was born in Poland and moved to America in his youth. He studied at the National Academy of Design, Art Students League, Columbia University and NYU. He studied with Will Barnet, Valclav Vyctlacyl, and Alois Stenbery. Bilander exhibited internationally and his