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(American printmaker, illustrator, and author, ca. 1860-1926)
American, (ca. 1860–1926)
Born in Philadelphia, Joseph Pennell was an etcher and printmaker who was a close friend of James Whistler. He wrote an authorized biography of Whistler, published in 1908, and emulated many of Whistler's artistic techniques. He spent much of his life in Europe, but returned to America to live in New York in 1917 during World War One. During the early twentieth century, he traveled across much of Europe and America, including the Panama Canal, creating many images depicting the new, industrial side of urban life. - Spencer Wigmore '11
A Venetian Palazzo 1998.179
Chancery Lane, London 1997.071
Christ Church--Canterbury, England 1997.168
On the Arno near Empoli 2000.001
Puy le Dome - France 2000.002
St. Paul's Churchyard, London 1998.180
St. Paul's New York 2008.021
St. Paul's Pavement 1997.173
St. Paul's Wharf 1997.166
St. Paul's Wharf, London 1997.163
The Port, Newquay 1997.098
Venice, Italy 1997.164