AMERICAN INTERWAR ETCHING OF THE STATUE OF LIBERTY AND NEW YORK SKYLINE

This American interwar etching depicts the Statue of Liberty before an imagined New York skyline, rendered in expressive black line on warm cream paper. The composition follows the popular cityscape prints of the 1930s and 1940s, when artists and printmakers treated the city’s towers and harbor monuments as emblems of modern American life. Its atmospheric, sketch-like surface gives the familiar view the character of a private vision rather than a literal topographical record. Material: Black ink etching or drypoint-style intaglio print on cream wove paper. Provenance: 20th-Century American, likely produced between 1930 and 1945 Dimensions: in x in SAVED New York presents a curated collection of Vintage & Contemporary Art, including painting, works on paper, prints, textile, and sculpture. Every piece is carefully selected for its unique character and quality. Vintage works may exhibit natural aging, minor imperfections, or wear consistent with their period and history. Professional shipping for larger pieces is arranged through trusted partners and billed separately. For additional information please contact info@saved-ny.com or visit our Studio & Showroom to view select pieces.