Tenements - The Mine Hole

1934

Franklin Townsend Morgan

Associated Names
Franklin Townsend Morgan

Artist, American, born 1883

The image displays a weathered wooden structure, likely buildings, from across a body of water. The viewpoint is low, near the water's edge, showing the reflection of the buildings on the water's surface. The architecture, dominated by detailed etching, features intricate line work and a monochromatic black and white palette. The focus is on contrasting textures, with hatching capturing the rugged surfaces of the buildings and their reflections. Nearby, stalks of grass add a natural element. In the distance, the buildings appear dilapidated, with visible beams and exposed framework, giving the image a rustic quality.
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Inscriptions

Inscribed: Within the print: lower right, F TOWNSEND MORGAN 1934 (in caps).
In pencil: lower left, 49/75; lower right, F. Townsend Morgan Imp.; bottom center, Tenements - The Mine Hole.
Stamped in ink: verso, center, Return / Public Works of Art Project / 1324 Spruce St. / Phila., PA.

Wikidata ID

Q76442106

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