Angna Enters (1907-1989) mime, dancer, author, painter, sculptor, dramatist, composer choreographer, and theatrical designer. She was the first American concert mime. She and coined the term dance-mimenow in dictionaries.
Although these images are from original watercolors, they are actually off-set prints which the artist sent to friends as Christmas cards, circa 1940s. The prints are of such high quality, they are frequently mistaken for the originals. Offered are 3 prints: #1) titled Hommage á Gavarni, Women’s Lib~1970-1830-,signed lower right in pencil Angna Enters ‘70; #2) titled MAKE-UP, signed lower right in pencil Angna Enters ‘66; #3) titled Drying Hair, signed lower right in pencil Angna Enters ‘66; signed lower right in pencil Angna Enters K (her husband was New York art critic, Louis Kalonyme) ‘64; Excellent condition. Dimensions: 9-1/4 by 6-1/4 (inches). Provenance: Kelmscott Gallery, Chicago.