"Harkness Tower, Yale University, New Haven, CT" by E. Kingman, Amer., (20th Century) Photogravure lost in a musical reverie

lost in a musical reverie

A pale trace of mat line and toning witin mat opening

The modern day town is mostly rebuilt following the ravages of World War II

especially when he suggests vast  architectural spaces rich with strolling figures and dramatic light as we see here

a fine example of his work

"Harkness Tower, Yale University, New Haven, CT" by E. Kingman, Amer., (20th Century) Photogravure lost in a musical reverieLithograph, ca. 1930's 40's, Ed. unknown, 15 3 4 x 9 15 16, signed with a scratched signature in the stone, on smooth grayish cream wove paper. This artist received a BA degree from Yale University in New Haven in 1932, but the absence of a fully legible signature or any other information on this image and it's companion piece have delayed a more definitive identification. With a hard edged modernist style featuring loose, confident architectural