St. Peter Street from Pirate's Alley, New Orleans – Signed Woodcut by Charles Surendorf
Details
A striking black-and-white woodcut by American printmaker Charles Frederick Surendorf, whose work is held in the collection of the National Gallery of Art. This view looks down St. Peter Street from Pirate's Alley in the French Quarter, with lacy ironwork balconies, shuttered windows, a gas street lamp and a lone figure in a long cloak on the cobblestones. Every line was hand-carved into the block, giving it bold contrast and rich texture.
Pencil titled "St. Peter Street from Pirate's Alley – New Orleans," numbered "1st ed/100" and signed by the artist. Presented in a slim black frame with a wide white mat.
Styling: The graphic black and white works in almost any room. Hang it above a reading chair with a warm brass lamp, add it to a gallery wall of architectural prints, or lean it on a dark wood console with a stack of books. A lovely piece for anyone who loves New Orleans.
Measurements: 18.5" W x 24" H
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