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Queensboro Bridge
Artist: Louis Lozowick
Circa: 1930

A masterwork of urban geometry by Louis Lozowick, a key figure in the Precisionist movement and one of the foremost interpreters of America’s industrial landscape. In Queensboro Bridge, Lozowick captures the titanic structure in bold black and white, its soaring steel arches juxtaposed against smokestacks and stacked masonry. His lithographs celebrated the rise of the modern metropolis, rendered with a cool, deliberate precision that elevated machines and infrastructure to the realm of visual poetry. This dramatic view of the East River crossing reflects not only architectural grandeur, but the momentum of 20th-century progress.

Print Details:

  • Archival matte paper, 11"x17" untrimmed

  • Giclée reproduction of the original lithograph

  • Suitable for framing

  • Carefully packaged and shipped flat

Monumental and meticulous—a tribute to New York’s enduring skyline.

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