Joseph Pennell Collection (#8)

Joseph Pennell, Coal Breaker on the River, American, 1857 - 1926, 1910, lithograph

Joseph Pennell, Niagara Rainbows, American, 1857 - 1926, 1910, lithograph

Joseph Pennell, Second Street Market, Philadelphia, American, 1857-1926, 1920, etching

Joseph Pennell, The Ferry House, American, 1857-1926, 1919, etching

Joseph Pennell, Rossettis House, American, 1857-1926, 1906, etching

Joseph Pennell, The Marble Arch, American, 1857-1926, 1905, etching

Joseph Pennell, Rouen, from Bon Secours, American, 1857-1926, 1907, etching

Joseph Pennell, Magnificent Kensington, American, 1857-1926, 1904, etching

Joseph Pennell, Old Million Eyes, American, 1857-1926, 1910, lithograph

Joseph Pennell, The Yorkshire Terrier, American, 1857-1926, 1903, etching

Joseph Pennell, Union Square, Rainy Day, American, 1857-1926, 1904, etching

Joseph Pennell, Interior, Fitzwilliam Museum, American, 1857-1926, 1890s, brush and black ink with gray wash over graphite on wove paper

Joseph Pennell, Wrens City, American, 1857-1926, 1909, mezzotint on laid paper

Industry in East London, 1908
Industry in East London, on the banks of a river. This drawing in charcoal dates from 1908, and is by the US artist Joseph Pennell (1857-1926)

St Pancras Station, London, 1908, artwork
St Pancras Railway Station, London, UK. Charcoal drawing of a St Pancras Railway Station looking towards the platforms. A train is at left. Construction started on the station in 1866

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Joseph Pennell was a renowned American artist and illustrator who lived from 1857 to 1926. His works captured the essence of various cities and landscapes, showcasing his exceptional talent and attention to detail. One of his notable pieces is "Corner of Villiers Street, Charing Cross, " created in 1896. This artwork beautifully portrays the bustling streets of London, with intricate architectural details meticulously depicted by Pennell's skilled hand. In another masterpiece titled "St. Johns, Westminster" from 1895, Pennell showcases his ability to capture the grandeur of historical buildings. The artwork transports viewers back in time as they admire the majestic architecture that defines this iconic location. Pennell's fascination with urban environments is evident in his work "Charleroi" from 1911 (later revised in 1914). This piece depicts an industrial cityscape characterized by towering chimneys and smoke-filled skies. Through bold strokes and dramatic contrasts, he conveys the raw energy and grittiness of urban life during that era. "The Jew at Home" series demonstrates Pennell's versatility as an artist. Whether through engravings or lithographs, he skillfully captures intimate domestic scenes within Jewish households. These artworks offer glimpses into everyday life while highlighting cultural diversity and human connection. Pennell also ventured into architectural drawings like "Drawing of the Flatiron Building. " Created around 1904 using pencil and crayon on paper, this study exemplifies his ability to translate three-dimensional structures onto a two-dimensional surface with precision and finesse. His dedication to art extended beyond creating masterpieces; Pennell also influenced other artists through teaching. A portrait titled "Study: Joseph Pennell, " painted by James Abbott McNeill Whistler in 1896, immortalizes their friendship while emphasizing Pennell's significant impact on artistic circles during that period. "Wrens City, " completed in 1909, showcases yet another facet of Pennell's talent.