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Catalogue Entry # 65
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Date: 1932
Medium: Lithograph
Edition: 40**
Dimensions: 12 7/8 in. x 17 7/16 in.
Printer: George C. Miller
Typical pencil annotations on impressions from the edition: Just below the image: numbered (l.l.), signed and dated (l.r.), titled lower edge of sheet, center {in the artist's hand).
Public collections holding this print: NYHS; PRF; WMAA
Topic galleries for this print:
1. Marine/River/Harbor Scenes;
2. New York City Scenes
*Title variations: The WMAA impression, numbered ("8/40") is titled at the bottom of the sheet center, "Under the Brooklyn Bridge." Another impression ("16/40") is titled, just under the image l.l., "Skyline under Brooklyn Bridge." This same title appears on a list of some of his prints made by the artist on June 14, 1958.
**Impressions outside the edition and States: Other than the conventionally numbered impressions of the edition of forty, the following variant numberings have been noted: "I/II 4/14"; "First State 5/14"; and "II/II ed. 40"; Although inconsistent in form, these variants indicate a first state with fourteen impressions printed, and a second state -- which is the edition itself -- of 40 impressions.
Illustrated in: Marilyn Symmes, Impressions of New York.
Related Works: See Below.
One of Fiene's most well known paintings, it was first exhibited at the Downtown Gallery, New York, in the exhibition, "Ernest Fiene Recent Paintings," 1934. Subsequently it was exhibited in many museums throughout the U.S. as well as in England, France, Italy and the Soviet Union.
(Photo, from a photo-lithograph, courtesy of the estate of Ernest Fiene.)