Glenn O. Coleman — Coenties Slip

Winter at the docks: a steamer at the pier, snow on the street, and a bar advertising FREE DRINKS to whoever gets there first.

The document

A lithograph printed in black ink on wove paper, 1928, from an edition of fifty. The sheet is inscribed 9/50 and signed and dated in pencil below the image; a second signature is drawn into the stone itself. The pier shed reads MALLORY LINE. Reproduced from the impression at the Detroit Institute of Arts.

About the artist

Glenn O. Coleman (1887–1932) studied under Robert Henri and drew New York at street level for twenty years — Chinatown, the Lower East Side, the waterfront — often walking the city with Stuart Davis and Hendrik Glintenkamp.

The print

Printed to order and made to last. Choose Museum Matte (heavyweight matte art paper) or Fine Art Giclée (Hahnemühle cotton paper — the archival standard). The Métrica museum caption — artist, title, date and source — is printed as part of the piece, set in our house type. Free US shipping on two or more pieces.

Glenn O. Coleman · Coenties Slip, lithograph, edition of 50 · 1928 · Detroit Institute of Arts · Accession 31.49 · Founders Society Purchase, Mrs. James Couzens Fund · Public domain in the United States (published 1928).

Theme: New York waterfront — lithograph of Coenties Slip by Glenn O. Coleman.