Thomas Hart Benton - part 3 lithographs

This is part three of a four-part post on the works of American 'Regionalist' artist Thomas Hart Benton. For biographical notes see part one. During the 1930's Benton began to produce signed, limited edition lithographs which were sold at $5.00 each through the Associated American Artists galleries. He continued to make lithographs for the rest of his life. Part four will look at Benton's work during WWII. Note: sizes where given have been rounded up or down to the nearest whole centimetre:

1934 Minstrel Show 23 x 30 cm

1936 Huckleberry Finn 43 x 56 cm

1936 Jesse James 42 x 56 cm

1937 A Drink of Water 26 x 37 cm

1937 Going Home

1938 Approaching Storm

1938 Distress

1938 Edge of Town 23 x 28 cm

1938 Haystack 26 x 32 cm

1938 In the Ozarks 26 x 33 cm

1938 Rainy Day 22 x 34 cm

1938 The Poet 23 x 31 cm

1939 Departure of the Joads 33 x 47 cm

1939 Down the River (The Young Fisherman) 32 x 25 cm

1939 Frisky Day 20 x 30 cm

1939 Planting (Spring Plowing) 25 x 32 cm

1939 Prodigal Son 26 x 33 cm

1939 Shallow Creek 36 x 24 cm

c1940 (Scene) 24 x 32 cm

1941 Aaron 33 x 24 cm

1941 Slow Train Through Arkansas 25 x 32 cm

1942 The Race 23 x 34 cm

1943 Letter from Overseas 25 x 33 cm

1945 Island Hay 25 x 32 cm

1946 Gateside Conversation 25 x 35 cm

1967 Ten Pound Hammer 35 x 25 cm

1967 The Little Fisherman 36 x 25 cm

1969 Discussion 25 x 30 cm

1972 Forward Pass 46 x 63 cm