Robert Indiana "Brooklyn Bridge" 1983 241/250

Number 24, edition of 25. Number 2 of this smaller edition of Artist's Proofs can be found in the Smithsonian Museum of American Art. Signed, dated 1971 and numbered (in Roman Num...

1983 Lithograph Poster Print of David Lingwood's "The Brooklyn Bridge" Watercolor painting. This is done from the viewpoint of the center of the river for the Centennial Celebration ...

Robert Indiana designed poster for the 20th anniversary season of the Santa Fe Opera in 1976. Archivally-hinged in white lacquer frame with UV plexiglass.

Robert Motherwell (America, 1915-1991) was a pioneer in the Abstract Expressionist art movement which flourished in New York City in the mid 20th Century. As a painter, printmaker a...

Vintage Douglas W. Gorsline engraving on paper of a young woman, "Brooklyn Local", circa 1945, edition of 250, signed in pencil and numbered, very good condition. Dimensions: image 6...

Architectural Rendering of The Brooklyn Bridge in New York City, Framed, 20thC Measures - 19.5"H x 42.5"W x 1.75"D A framed architectural rendering of the iconic Brooklyn Bridge, wh...

Early to mid-20th century Cubist abstract Brooklyn Bridge hand colored silkscreen We believe this is a hand colored silkscreen circa 1930s-1950s. A bright, bold and colorful ab...

Robert Indiana LOVE 1971 serigraph poster. Silk-screen poster designed and created by Robert Indiana and published by Posters Originals.
 Newly framed in silver wooden frame.
 Frame ...

The Brooklyn Bridge Over the East River, Between Long Island and New York Published in The Illustrated London News, June 1883. The engraving from The Illustrated London News, is from June 1883, shortly after the bridge's completion. The Brooklyn Bridge was completed and opened to the public in May 1883, and engravings and illustrations like this one typically followed soon after its opening. Description: This hand-colored engraving, published in June 1883 in The Illustrated London News, commemorates the completion of the Brooklyn Bridge, which opened in May 1883. It captures the newly finished bridge spanning the East River, linking Long Island (Brooklyn) to Manhattan, New York City. The detailed panorama shows the urban landscape with buildings and streets leading to the grand suspension bridge, symbolizing one of the greatest engineering feats of the 19th century. The bridge's enormous stone towers and suspension cables dominate the skyline, with a picturesque twilight sky framing the background. The engraving emphasizes the bustling waterfront, teeming with ships and ferries, highlighting the role of New York's waterways in commerce and transportation. The scene offers a glimpse into New York's rapidly growing cityscape, depicted with remarkable clarity from a rooftop perspective. The caption below the engraving reads: The Brooklyn Bridge Over the East River, Between Long Island and New York. This print, issued in *The Illustrated London News*, reflects the magazine’s dedication to visually documenting historic achievements in architecture and engineering. --- **About the Publication and Technique:** *The Illustrated London News*, founded in 1842, was the first illustrated weekly news magazine. Its pages were filled with engravings and illustrations that provided readers with vivid, detailed imagery of major events and landmarks from around the world. In the 19th century, the publication became known for its depictions of architectural and engineering triumphs, like the Brooklyn Bridge. The engraving was produced using the wood engraving technique, in which artisans carved intricate designs into woodblocks, allowing for mass reproduction in magazines. This specific print is hand-colored, adding a vibrant, artistic quality to the precise wood engraving. Keywords: Brooklyn Bridge June 1883, Brooklyn Bridge opening engraving, Illustrated London News Brooklyn Bridge, 19th-century New York illustrations...

Screenprint by Robert Indiana part of the series: "Picasso from The American Dream Portfolio" dating from 1997. Hand signed and numbered "TP. 25/30" (Trial Proof) in pencil. Edition ...