William Evan Charles Morgan (1903-ca.1970) was well-known English engraver, etcher, and woodcutter. He trained at Slade School in London and won the Prix de Rome in 1924. He later became associated with the Royal Society of Painter-Etchers and Engravers. Morgan was well known for his copper plate engravings, which were highly appreciated in America.
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Engraving, "Italian Hill Farm", 4 prints. Signed and dated by artist.
Date: 1928
Engraving, "Italian Hill Farm", 4 prints. Signed and dated by artist.
Date: 1928
Engraving, "Italian Hill Farm", 4 prints. Signed and dated by artist.
Date: 1928
Engraving, "Italian Hill Farm", 4 prints. Signed and dated by artist.
Date: 1928
Line engraving, "Perseus". Shows nude male with beheaded Medusa. Signed and dated by artist.
Date: 1929
Black and white line engraving. "Orvieto" shows a walled town. ed 19/50. Signed and dated by artist in lower right corner.
Date: 1926
Engraving. "Saracinesco." Shows village on a mountain top. Signed and dated by artist.
Date: 1927
Line engraving. "The Source." Shows nude female figure holding a spear by a stream in the woods. ed. 32/50. Signed and dated by artist.
Date: 1927
Engraving, "Anticoli." Shows hilly/mountainous region with a village on one peak. Signed and dated by artitst.
Date: 1927
Line engraving, "The Waterfall." Shows two figures in the woods by a stream - waterfall in the background.
Date: 1931
Line engraving, "The Waterfall." Shows two figures in the woods by a stream - waterfall in the background.
Date: 1931