New York, from Brooklyn
In New York, from Brooklyn, Charles Cundall turns his attention toward the expansive urban landscape of the American metropolis. Painted about 1939, this work offers a view of the city as seen from the vantage point of Brooklyn. The scene captures the bustling energy of the waterfront, where numerous boats occupy the water. Some vessels sit in the foreground, while others appear as smaller shapes in the distance, creating a…








