The image depicts a black and white sketch of an industrial scene. The scene shows a shipyard with large cranes. The cranes have long booms and are supported by tall metal towers. There are multiple cranes in the image, with one prominent crane in the center. The cranes appear to be in various states of use. The background shows a light-colored sky. There are scribbled lines throughout the image. The foreground shows various industrial equipment and supplies. The image is signed by the artist in the bottom center. The overall atmosphere suggests a busy industrial setting. The image is titled "English War Work: The Old Shipyard" and is by Joseph Pennell.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 1130 × 893 px
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