Peggy Bacon
A 1922 monograph on the American printmaker Peggy Bacon, written by William Murrell and published in Woodstock, New York, by W.M. Fisher, presenting her work to an art audience. The pictures are dense, rotated etchings and drypoints of crowded urban interiors with figures in cafés, shops and streets, showing hatching, cross-hatching and strong dark-light contrast a designer could borrow for crowded compositions.
