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Catalogue Entry # 88
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Date: 1947
Medium: Lithograph
Edition: 250 (published by Associated American Artists)
Dimensions: 9 1/2 x 12 1/8 in.
Printer: George C. Miller
Typical pencil annotations on impressions from the edition: Just below the image: signed (l.r.)
Public collections holding this print: BRMA, BM; BPL, HMA, LC; SAAM; Yale
Topic galleries for this print:
1. Associated American Artists (AAA) prints
2. Churches
3. New York City Scenes
4. Nocturnes
5. Winter Scenes
*Title: The title "St. Michael's in Brooklyn" derives from the Associated American Artists (AAA) label. Generally, prints published by AAA were signed (l.r.) in pencil and undated; the title appeared only on the accompanying label.
Setting: This church is located at 352 42nd St. Brooklyn, described by the artist as "an early Dutch Gothic red brick church." (Fiene Complete Guide 50)
Related Painting(s): "St. Michael's in Brooklyn No.1" (1943) illustrated in Art Digest May 1, 1943; exhibited Associated American Artists, Feb.-Mar 43. in their "Winter Works" exhibition. The image is very similar to that of the lithograph. A Fiene painting with the title "St. Michaels's In Brooklyn" was purchased in 1943 by the film director Ernst Lubitsch. (Ernest Fiene, personal files, unpublished)