Harvest Talk

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A black and white offset lithograph titled “Harvest Talk” by Charles White. It is The lithograph depicts two workers standing in an open field under a cloudy sky. The worker on the left faces forward, wearing a vest and hat, sharpening a scythe. The second worker, on the right, is turned towards the first and wears a short sleeve shirt with a hat. The artist’s signature is near the bottom right, handwritten in black ink: [CHARLES / WHITE ‘53]. At the front, right bottom corner in black text is [V], marking it as the fifth of six lithographs from the portfolio “Charles White: Six Drawings” printed by Masses & Mainstream, Inc.

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