James Carl Hancock-BOURBON STREET PATIO-NEW ORLEANS Etching.

The piece is professionally framed in rose hued brushed chrome under glass and double matted.

Pencil signed and titled on the matting.

Approximate Measurements

Framed Piece

Length: 12.75"

Width: 10.75"

Art Only

Length: 7.25"

Width: 5.25"

Both artwork and frame are in excellent used condition with no visible or apparent damage.

I have one other Hancock etching, " Pirates Alley New Orleans, LA listed in my store. I will gladly combine shipping.

Item will be shipped USPS Ground Advantage fully insured.

All reasonable offers will be considered.

About the Artist:

James Carl Hancock (1898–1966). Born in Tennessee, Hancock moved to Arkansas as a child and eventually settled in the Little Rock area. He was a self-taught etcher, painter, and commercial artist.

He was renowned for his detailed etchings of city scenes, particularly the French Quarter in New Orleans. Some of his notable works include Court of Two Sisters and St. Louis Cathedral.

He was also known to etch and engrave "backwards" to produce images. 

His work is part of the permanent collections of major institutions, including the Smithsonian Institution and the Ogden Museum of Southern Art.