Harlem River at High Bridge by Ernest Lawson, c. 1915 by Ernest Lawson

Impressionist painting of the Harlem River with a stone arched bridge, a tugboat, a steeple and buildings on a hill.

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This impressionist painting by Ernest Lawson, dated 1915, shows the Harlem River beneath a stone arched bridge with a small tugboat on the water. A tall steeple and a row of buildings crown the rocky hillside on the far bank, under a pale, cloudy sky. Thick, broken brushwork renders the textured water and bare early-season trees in the foreground.

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Date

1915

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Wikimedia Commons

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Public domain

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Cityscapes, Landscapes