Jack Lorimer Gray Signed Lithograph. New York Harbor Collection. 34/380 L/E.

For sale is a hard to find lithograph print by Jack Lorimer Gray (1927 - 1981) From the New York Harbor Collection portfolio. Gray created the New York Harbor collection of 9 paintings from 1954- 1959. Sometime after that these lithograph prints were made from that series. A wonderful scene of a tugboat, leaving the dock most likely somewhere in New York City perhaps Brooklyn. From the original painting. Artist: Jack Lorimer Gray (1927 - 1981) Medium: Lithograph on wove Series: New York Harbor Collection Signed: In pencil lower Edition: 34/380 Framed: Not Framed SHIPS CAREFULLY ROLLED IN LARGE SHIPPING TUBE Condition: Some corner bends and some toning. Please see our close-up, detailed pictures for consideration. The image being very good and it will frame up lovely. Measurements: Overall - 28 1/4” x 40” Image Size - 23 5/8” x 36” "New York Harbor Collection", depicting the Brooklyn Naval Yard from above, the Tappan Zee Bridge from below and a Tug Pushing Away a Freighter, Jack Lorimer Gray (April 28, 1927 — September, 1981) was a Canadian artist, known particularly for marine art. Jack Lorimer Gray was born in Halifax and studied at the Nova Scotia School of Art and Design (NSCAD). Though a traditional painter of marine pictures in a decade known for advances in abstraction in Canada, Gray’s paintings are avidly sought internationally. The appeal of his paintings has much to do with their authenticity and dynamism. Gray spent time at sea and was well-positioned to interpret in paint how vessels responded to the movement induced by wind and wave, unlike other marine painters who limited themselves to moored ships which they studied from dry land. Gray lived in New York in the mid-50s and was represented by Kennedy Galleries which accounts for the significant patronage he enjoyed in the U.S. Gray moved to Maine in the late 1950s but was back in Halifax by 1961,