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Joseph Pennell (1857-1926)

 

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Joseph Pennell Eads Bridge

Ead's Bridge, St. Louis, 1917-1919
lithograph: Wuerth 596
signed in pencil
edition of 20

19 ¼ x 16 ¼ ins., image size

From a suite of 7 St. Louis subjects (one of which was never published and exists in a unique copy in the Library of Congress). The preliminary work for these prints was done in 1917, but with America's entry into World War I the project was put on hold and they were not printed and published until 1919.

Price: $1200

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