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Lithograph

Title:
Ashland, N.H., Railroad Station
Object Name:
Lithograph
Object ID:
1990.023.02
Creator:
McDonnell, Arch (1909-1978); Village Press Publications
Place of Origin:
Concord, NH
Date:
1972
Description:
Photolithograph, Ashland, N.H., Railroad Station, after a painting by Arch McDonnell (1909-1978), 1972. Ink on paper. Horse and green wagon at left foreground with two milk pails in back; rider conversing with man in boating hat. Blue train station with overhanging eaves and sign "ASHLAND", left background. Locomotive, engine number "18" at center with engineer leaning out window and the words "B.C. M.R." on coal car and "PLYMOUTH" on cab. Red freight car at right with the words: "BCMR / 18[ ]0"; two men, one holding a flag, stand between locomotive and freight car. Printed signature lower right of center in image: "ARCH Mc DONNELL".
Printed lower right corner in margin: "Ashland, N.H., Railroad Station, an original painting by Arch McDonnell / courtesy of John M. Bordman, Belmont, Mass. / � 1972 Village Press Publications, Concord, N. H." Unframed
Material:
Paper
Dimensions:
H-11.5 W-14.5 inches
Provenance:
The donor, J. Willcox Brown (1915-2005) acquired McDonnell prints (1990.023.01-.25) from a collector in Penacook, NH.
Credit Line:
Gift of J. Willcox Brown
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