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Image of Untitled (Inwood, Upper Manhattan)

Ernest Lawson
American, 1873–1939

Untitled (Inwood, Upper Manhattan)

about 1918–1922

Object Type: Painting
Creation Place: North America, American, New York
Dimensions:
20 3/8 in. x 24 in. (51.75 cm x 60.96 cm)
Medium and Support: Oil on canvas
Accession Number: 2003.0018

Credit Line: Bequest of Fred A. Richard, Jr.

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Untitled (Inwood, Upper Manhattan) is one of a group of works Lawson painted between about 1912 and 1922 depicting the low hills bordering the Hudson River in the Washington Heights area of northern Manhattan. At least four of these works are now located in public collections: two at The Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C. and two at the Columbus Museum of Art in Columbus, Ohio. In the early twentieth century Inwood was still a relatively remote area of small farms and rural landscape. Lawson’s ability to create compelling compositions from such humble subjects was an element of his work that reflected the influence of other members of The Eight, most prominently Robert Henri and John Sloan.

American Paintings from the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts, cat. no. 55, p. 142

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