ANGELO MAGNANTI (1879-1969) Pennsylvania Station New York. 1946; HAWLEY HUGHSON (1850-1936), after Pennsylvania Station, New York City Seventh Avenue and Thirty-Second Street. 1910 08.10.20 The artist's stunning lithographs ranged

The artist's stunning lithographs ranged from portraits to depictions of tribal ceremonies

Their capitals have in addition to acanthus leaves a row of palmettes

resulting in watercolors that blend careful observation with elegant minimalism

the Cary brothers moved their business to 86 St

ANGELO MAGNANTI (1879-1969) Pennsylvania Station New York. 1946; HAWLEY HUGHSON (1850-1936), after Pennsylvania Station, New York City Seventh Avenue and Thirty-Second Street. 1910 08.10.20 The artist's stunning lithographs rangedANGELO MAGNANTI (1879 1969) Pennsylvania Station New York Graphite, ink and gouache on artists board New York: for McKim, Mead & White; ca. 1946 63 x 32 visible; 73 12 x 42 12 framed HAWLEY HUGHSON (1850 1936), after Pennsylvania Station, New York City Seventh Avenue and Thirty Second Street Chromolithograph on card Philadelphia: Ketterlinus for the Pennsylvania Railroad Co., 1910 33 14 x 57 12 sheet, 39 12 x 61 34 framed In 1910, the New York