From Dixie to Harlem: Steamboats in Harbor
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From Dixie to Harlem: Steamboats in Harbor, Williams George (1934-1943), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com
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This gouache and watercolor sketch shows two steamboats moored in a harbor, with tall smokestacks and cabins rendered in loose, flat strokes of blue, purple, and ochre. A wooden dock with green and red mooring posts runs across the foreground under a pale blue sky. The work is attributed to George Williams and dated 1934-1943, titled From Dixie to Harlem: Steamboats in Harbor.
