Maybelle Stamper Lithograph entitled "Head" 6/7 | 1958

Here we have a very rare lithograph print entitled "Head" by the legendary NYC and Florida artist Maybelle Stamper (1907-1995). This very limited lithograph is linked to one of the most legendary stories in 20th century art. Stamper was a mover and shaker in the early 1900s NYC art scene and then her marriage fell apart. Taking refuge on an island off of Florida, she became a recluse and focused on creating her unbelievable artwork. One of which is this stunning achievement. There are notes by the artist along the bottom, as was her style. "HEAD Aug 9, 1958" "MAYBELLE STAMPER""2nd pr 6/7 Nov 4 '58" Here's some background information about the artist courtesy of the Rauschenberg Foundation:   On the land to the west of the Print House once stood the home of artist and long-time Captiva resident Maybelle Stamper. In her early life, Stamper studied at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and the Art Student’s League in New York. She moved to Captiva in 1947 and was best known