Name/Title
Print: Trivets 516-1Description
A two-color silkscreen print on off-white linen depicting silhouettes of eight early American cast iron trivets and gridirons, finished with a red border.
This print is one of the first nine framed prints offered by Country Prints.
This print appears in a February 1954 Woman’s Day article about Robert Darr Wert and the “Silk-Screen Method”; see images.Made/Created
Artist Information
Artist
Robert Darr WertRole
ArtistManufacturer
Country PrintsDate made
circa 1950 - circa 1953Time Period
20th CenturyPlace
Location
Gill MA.Continent
North AmericaNotes
Textile print is dry mounted to chipboard, backed with corrugated cardboard, and secured to a black painted Country Prints frame with staples.Inscription/Signature/Marks
“ROBERT DARR WERT” in black capitalized block print, lower right corner.
Back: upper left corner handwritten in pencil, “AiT/3.80/1.90”, likely a retailer’s lettered wholesale code, a retail price, and a sale price; and in the upper right corner, a rubber stamp of “516-1 BLK” indicating the item number and frame color.Dimensions
Dimension Description
FrameHeight
5-3/4 inWidth
16-3/4 inDepth
1-1/2 inDimension Description
Mounted printHeight
5 inWidth
16 inMaterial
Bleached Linen, Textile Ink, Cardboard, Wood, Paint, Staples