Viaduct, Coal Pockets 1908

"Viaduct, Coal Pockets" is an etching created in 1908 by American artist Earl Horter (1881-1940). The artwork depicts a detailed view of an industrial setting, likely in a city, with a towering viaduct spanning across the scene and a series of coal pockets in the foreground. The use of a limited palette and detailed linework, characteristic of etching, highlights the starkness and dynamism of the industrial landscape. The print offers a glimpse into the urban life and industrial development of the early 20th century.