New York Harbor: The Wall Street Ferry ca. 1885

This is a 29"x41" water color of Soouth Street in New York shortly after the completion of the Brooklyn Bridge in 1883. The name of the horse drawn vehicles waiting to board the docked ferry are completely forgotten except for their name which was the Omnibus. They were essentially high capacity stage coaches which were able to go any where in an urban environment comparitively quickly in a very complex network of streets that were found in an urban environment. The name Omnibus has a broad general meaning as an adjective or a noun as a quality of or a device possesing the quality of extrraodinary range extraodinary range, mobility and versatility.

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DEE JOBES PHOTOGRAPHY 01 Jan 2013

Masterful and Great is your Watercolor ART!!!A Masterpiece of Fine ART!!!Exquisite!!!

Olga van Dijk 03 Jul 2007

AWESOME watercolor my friend!!

Anonymous Guest 01 May 2007

Beautiful maritime piece! amazing detail!

Ben Kiger 11 Aug 2006

GREAT DETAIL.

Ben Kiger 11 Aug 2006

GREAT DETAIL.