Giclée Print on Paper After Edward Lamson Henry's "The 9:45 A.M. Accommodation"

Item Details

In Plate

A late 20th-century giclée print on paper titled The 9:45 A.M. Accommodation; Stratford, Connecticut after a circa 1860s work by listed American artist Edward Lamson Henry (1841 – 1919). The piece depicts a 19th-century genre scene with figures boarding a train and horse-drawn carriages at a rural East Coast depot. The image is signed in plate to the lower right. It is matted and presented under glass in a wooden frame fitted with hanging wire to the verso.

Condition

- discoloration and staining to surface of print, especially visible to lower left; edge wear, loose joints and scuffing to frame; tears to backing paper.

Dimensions

- measures frame; visible image measures 22.0" W x 11.25" H.

Item #

18BAL015-041-001