"Brooklyn Heights, Fulton St. El with Beecher Monument" by Mortimer Borne, Polish-Amer., (1902-1987) Pastel some skinning to margins

some skinning to margins

10-7/16 x 8-7/8

with losses and tape residue to the tips of margin corners well away from image

Howard Daum

The artist was a capable student of Birger Sandzen and embraced a similar muscular and linear drawing style

"Brooklyn Heights, Fulton St. El with Beecher Monument" by Mortimer Borne, Polish-Amer., (1902-1987) Pastel some skinning to marginsDrypoint, 1949, ed. 39, not in B., 6 x 7 1 2, on cream wove paper, signed, titled & numbered in pencil. Mortimer Borne's early drypoints of New York Cityand surrounding area from the late 1920's 1940's are compelling in their slightly expressionist aesthetic and attention to detail, and deserve to be seen more often. A prolific printmaker and painter, his work is in the collection of several museums. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York holds a