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Joseph
Pennell
American
1857-1926
Joseph
Pennell was the pre-eminent American printmaker during the first
part of the twentieth century. He moved to London early in his
career where he became close friends with Whistler. He became
a member of the National Academy in 1909. His prints and drawings
are in the Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.; Pennsylvania
Academy of the Fine Arts; Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh; and
the Brooklyn Museum. He published a number of works on printmaking
and draughsmanship, including Pen Drawings and Pen Draughtsmen
(1889), Modern Illustration (1895), Lithographs of
New York (1905), and Etchers and Etching. This print,
"The Three Towers," is a classic example of Pennell's
New York etchings.
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The Three Towers
Etching
Signed Lower Right
9 7/8" x 6 3/4" (plate size)
Published in 1921 in an edition
of approximately 75
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