Grant Tyson Reynard

Grant Tyson Reynard (1887-1968) was an American printmaker known for his black and white etchings. His work, often depicting scenes of everyday life, is characterized by its strong lines and sense of realism. Reynard's prints often showcase the details of urban life and the human condition, with a particular interest in theater audiences. His work is notable for its use of cross-hatching and tonal contrasts to create a sense of depth and texture, drawing inspiration from the techniques of the masters of etching like Rembrandt and Whistler.