Box 6

Scope and Contents: Lubell 6/13: 96a-c Colored white line woodcut prints of three stylized figures playing different instruments, including a flute, [cymbals] and something akin to a harmonica. Assuming that the mythical status of the title is literal, these could refer to a number of deities, such as the Greek muses. For prints 96a&b, the style focuses much more on the elaborate white lines used for detailing (there is no black ink in the piece), with the red, purplish-pink, and green/brown/grey...

Scope and Contents: Lubell 6/13: 97 Colored white line woodcut print of various human silhouettes arranged in a number of ways. Structured like a triptych, with three distinct "floors" (each with a separate color for the background: brown, red, and brown, with the first brown a slightly lighter shade) for the people to stand on. The first and third are far more similar, with figures standing and holding some kind of crop (probably wheat). In the second, however, the people are dancing and moving...

Scope and Contents: Lubell 6/13: 101 Three color woodcut print of the top of a tree, with its branches and leaves swaying. Color is comparatively simple; very dark brown for the trunk, green for the leaves, and a beige for part of the sky in the background. There is some degradation of the ink, but that inadvertently has given it some more elaborate definition; the trunk, for example, seems more aged and detailed, and more light appears to come from the leaves. It adds up to having a visual...