HOWARD COOK NEW YORK LIOTHOGRAPHS

2010-03-20T12:29:00.000-07:00

Howard Cook spent most of the 1920’s and1930’s in New York. Here he spent much time on his lithographs working with George Miller at Miller’s famous lithographic studio located on 14th street. Cook like so many of his fellow artist was filled with wonder at the gigantic structures and the canyons their structures produced. This urban scene was the inspiration of many of his New York scenes. In particular LOWER MANHATTAN and NEW YORK NIGHT.

LOWER MANHATTAN
Lithograph. 14 x 10 1/8 inches. 1931. Ed. 75 (35 printed). Pencil signed and inscribed 'for George Miller', the master printer. Duffy 132. Wove paper.
This is what is known as a "printer's proof." Howard Cook dedicated the print to George Miller who was his master lithographic printer. The print Lower Manhattan by Howard Cook and printed by George Miller is available for sale at RSP Fine Prints.

NEW YORK NIGHT
Lithograph. 9 5/8 x 12 1/2 inches. Ed.75 (35 printed). Pencil signed and inscribed 'for George Miller', the master printer. Duffy 162. Wove paper.
This is what is known as a "printer's proof." Howard Cook dedicated the print to George Miller who was his master lithographic printer. The print New York Night by Howard Cook and printed by George Miller is available for sale at RSP Fine Prints.

American Prints - Featuring Howard Cook's Lower Manhattan and New York Night

HOWARD COOK NEW YORK LIOTHOGRAPHS