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View of the Town of Gloucester, Mass.

1835–36
(American, 1804–1865)
(American, active 1825–1836)
America, 19th century
lithograph
Sheet: 47.8 x 62.2 cm (18 13/16 x 24 1/2 in.)
Gift of Stephen Dull 2019.165
Location: not on view
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Fitz Henry Lane made this print while working at the shop of the Boston lithographer Pendleton, who issued it by subscription to the public.

Description

This print depicts the harbor of Gloucester, where Fitz Henry Lane was born. A center for fishing, the town is depicted here as centered on a body of water punctuated by various ships. Lane was known as an early proponent of Luminism, an artistic style that focused on precise depiction of light and atmospheric effects, such as the dramatic sunlight seen through the clouds and on the water’s surface here.
View of the Town of Gloucester, Mass.

View of the Town of Gloucester, Mass.

1835–36

Fitz Henry Lane, Pendleton's Lithography

(American, 1804–1865), (American, active 1825–1836)
America, 19th century

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