Portrait of Carl Zigrosser

Mabel Dwight was an American printmaker and painter known for satirical lithographs and etchings that captured urban life and social types in early twentieth-century America. Working primarily in lithography, she developed a sharp observational style that combined precise draftsmanship with mordant humor, often targeting the pretensions and absurdities of American society. Her prints were exhibited widely during her lifetime and remain important documents of American social commentary between the wars.

Cincinnati, OH, USA