Lloyd C. Foltz WAM the exhibition explores Wichita’s important

the exhibition explores Wichita’s important role in the history of this international renaissance

It continued through the 1990s and became one of the most important print competitions in America

organized by the Weisman Art Museum at the University of Minnesota

This painting is classic Hopper in its theme of voyeuristic glimpses of the city at night and its masterful exposition of such favored compositional devices such as an open window

Date: 1956

Lloyd C. Foltz WAM the exhibition explores Wichita’s importantPrint making flourished following World War I, and during the period of the Great Depression. The interwar period is frequently considered a Golden Age for the medium. Many impulses aligned to inspire this resurgence of prints. Lloyd Foltz flourished in this environment that valued prints. A charter member of the Prairie Print Makers in Wichita, he was a virtuoso in many print media. Foltz depicted scenes from the American heartland and brought a