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Christmas Card Etchings by Richard Bishop


Richard Bishop (1887-1975), a Philadelphian, was originally trained as an engineer. His first etching was published in 1920 using an old wedding invitation copper plate. Bishop, a consummate artist, did his own sketching, etching, and printing. He also mastered the difficult technique of aquatinting. In 1936, Bishop's image "Canada Geese" was honored by being selected for the 1936-37 Duck Stamp. This was subsequently made into the first published Duck Stamp print. Bishop specialized in bird studies, and his prints convey the grace of movement and natural beauty of his subjects.

Bishop Christmas cards are all approximately 4 x 6; unless otherwise noted. Unsigned, except as noted.

"Merry Christmas Dick Bishop":

"Merry Christmas Helen and Dick Bishop": "Merry Christmas and a Very Happy New Year Helen and Dick Bishop": "Seasons Greetings From Helen and Dick Bishop": "Helen and Dick Bishop Wish You Merry Christmas":
The Following are Christmas cards from Melvin and Mary Harrington, who were Bishop's in-laws.

"Merry Christmas from Mary E. Harrington":

"Merry Christmas from Mary and Melvin Harrington": "Christmas Greetings Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Harrington: "Cordial Greetings Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Harrington": Miscellaneous print:


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