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Saturday Afternoon
Maker
Henry Sugimoto
(American, 1900 - 1990)
Date1965
Mediumpaper
Dimensions10 x 12 1/2 in. (25.4 x 31.8 cm)
ClassificationsFine Arts
Credit LineGift of Madeleine Sugimoto
Object number2015.2.63
DescriptionLino block print. Interior scene of a man and woman positioned on either side of a furnace. The woman is on the left side with her back to the viewer and wearing a polka dot dress. She is hanging clothes on a clothes line. The man sits on the right side in a blue shirt, overalls, and glasses. He sits with his legs crossed and looks down at a cane he holds over his lap. A shirt hanging from the clothes line reads "Jerome" upside down. A kettle sits atop the furnace with logs of wood below. Signed H. Sugimoto. 26 copies. One of the prints is matted.
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