Madder & OchreBy Bartele Gallery
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Black Rock New York Harbor Lighthouse, Antique Steel Engraving c.1850, in the roomIn the room
Engraving · 1850

Black Rock New York Harbor Lighthouse, Antique Steel Engraving c.1850

€229f_49144332

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Colors in this print
Paper tone · #CDC5ABRGB 205, 197, 17142%
Taupe · #817D6BRGB 129, 125, 10741%
Stone gray · #A29D87RGB 162, 157, 13510%
Charcoal · #5C5A4DRGB 92, 90, 777%
Sheet
24 cm × 14 cm (width × height)
Framed as shown
42 cm × 32 cm
Shown on
Oxblood wall
Size
Small, up to 50 cm (20 in) framed
Date
1850
Condition
Good
Stock no.
BG-14038-123

A lighthouse and a rough harbor sea, an original steel engraving from Meyers Universum, published by the Bibliographisches Institut in Germany around 1850. The plate is printed in black and lettered "Black-Rock" with "New-York" beneath it.

Waves break against a tall stone lighthouse with a lantern gallery at the right, set on a low fortified wall that runs across the middle distance. In the foreground a small boat heaves in the swell with several men aboard and a white horse, while gulls wheel overhead. A large square-rigged ship and other sailing vessels labor in the heavy sea behind, under dark, stormy clouds, with the flat shore faint on the horizon.

Black Rock was a harbor village on the Niagara River, at the point where Lake Erie flows out, near Buffalo, and a rival to Buffalo in the early 19th century before it was absorbed into the city.

In the same colors.

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