the Cary brothers moved their business to 86 St
The artist's stunning lithographs ranged from portraits to depictions of tribal ceremonies
who in that year (at the age of 17) received his doctorate in civil and canon law from the University of Siena
resulting in watercolors that blend careful observation with elegant minimalism
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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 Cary brothers moved theirANGELO 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
