Arthur Szyk Lithograph Print for USA 's  UN Stamp Album frontispieceThis vibrant color print, produced by Herman Jaffe & D’Arcy Lithographic Company and published by Kasimir Bileski, features eight panels showcasing Americana and diverse individuals surrounding a central title. The centerpiece is a white rectangle with striking black and red text, bordered by a gold square adorned with intricate half-circles. At the top center, a majestic bald eagle holds symbols of peace and strength, while the corners depict iconic American landmarks like the Hoover Dam and a factory. The panels also highlight various aspects of American life, from the New York skyline to portraits of Native Americans and military personnel. Additionally, images of transportation, including a steamboat and locomotives, underscore the nation's progress. Mirrored images of a farmer and a blue-collar worker add depth to the composition, symbolizing the nation's agricultural and industrial prowess. The entire piece is framed by an ornate floral design, showcasing American symbols like stars and wildlife. The bottom right corner bears the inscription "Arthur Szyk, New Canaan, 1945," indicating the artist's location and year of creation.Printed on the back is "Title page for The Union Of Soviet Socialist Republics," along with details of its creation: Artist - Arthur Szyk, New York; Published by K. Bileski, Station B, Winnipeg, Canada; Printed in the U.S.A. by Herman Jaffe, Printer, New York, U.S.A.; Copyright 1945. This color lithograph print, from the collection of David Remez, is one of nine in a series intended as cover artwork for stamp albums featuring United Nations member countries. However, the series remained incomplete as the artist, Arthur Szyk, passed away before finishing all the prints.Frame size 11" x  8.25" - Image size 6.5" x 8".