Vintage Alvin Carl Hollingsworth Don Quixote Lithograph Titled "View of the City," Circa 1970s. The artist depicts Don Quixote and companion, Sancho Panza, on horseback looking down on the city from hilltop. Rendered with lively penmanship and brushstrokes in a limited palette of black, tans and blues. Signed and numbered by the artist from a limited edition 83/250. Mounted and professionally framed.

“Alvin Carl Hollingsworth (1928-2000) was a leading African-American artist and educator, who began his career as a comic book illustrator. He is notable for being a member of the Spiral Group, a coalition of black artists brought together by Romare Bearden and Norman Lewis in response to the organization of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom planned for August 1963. In the 1970s, Hollingsworth painted wall murals for the Don Quixote Apartment Building in the Bronx, NYC. About the same time, he created a series of lithographs and paintings depicting the characters of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza.” - https://teachingwithucah.academic.wlu.edu/alvin-c-hollingsworth/

Condition: Excellent vintage condition, light scratching to wood frame

Specs: 30” Height, 26 1/4” Width, 1 1/2” Frame Depth. Artwork Dimensions 17” Width, 20 3/4” Height