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Art Werger
Delayed (suburban New Jersey commuter walks thru rain because bus is late)

2004

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    This impression is #109 Mershimer created a color mezzotint of the Mardi Gras scene in mid-city New Orleans. The parade was the Endymion crew marching on Canal Street near Jefferson ...
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  • Into the Night (a lone male emerges from a subway stop by the Flatiron Building)
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    A lone figure emerges out of bright lights streaming from a subway entrance at the corner of 23rd and Broadway near the Flatiron Building and Madison Square Park. He has just exited the uptown...
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  • Delayed (suburban New Jersey commuter walks thru rain because bus is late)
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    "Delayed" is an edition of 100. Art Werger creates a memory of his boyhood home in suburban New Jersey. It's late, cold and rainy as this woman raises her umbrella to brave the wal...
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