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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options AvailableThe illustrator and graphic artist Joseph Penell was born in 1857 in the United States of America, and grew up in a Quaker family in Philadelphia. When he was ten years old, the family moved to Germantown, where he attended Friends Select School, "for six terrible years, the worst of my life," Joseph Penell later reported. A loner with few friends, Pennell spent much of his time painting and drawing, a quirk that was not welcomed at his school. After graduating from high school, Pennell first worked for the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company. When he applied to the new Academy of the Fine Arts in Pennsylvania, he was rejected, and instead studied at night at the School of Industrial Arts. When he was expelled from school for his rebellious nature, his professor Charles M. Burns, who had quickly recognized Pennell's talent, helped him gain admission to the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Pennell's talents lay more in printmaking, but because of his abrasive personality, trouble arose constantly as he progressed through the Academy. Young Pennell had a special talent for not getting along with people, yet was an immediate success in the highly competitive field of illustration. He worked hard, had remarkable skills and a special talent for drawing, and created an enormous number of highly regarded works. He angered many, but also knew the great talents of his time.
Following his studies, he worked in New Orleans as a book illustrator. Arguably the best known author and illustrator of his time, Pennell often worked abroad. There he illustrated some of William Dean Howells' writings, and his prints of landscapes, interiors, and people gained a highly praised international reputation. He often used drawings as studies for his prints. He also produced panoramic images of major construction and engineering projects such as the Panama Canal and the locks at Niagara Falls. The American artist spent most of his creative years in Europe, producing etchings, pen and ink drawings, and lithographs of cathedrals, street scenes, and palaces for prestigious magazines and well-known publications. In the 1880s, Penell and his wife, who often worked with him, settled in England and became close friends with the American avant-garde painter James McNeill Whistler. Whistler was a highly skilled etcher who made prints of European roads and ports, and his work influenced Pennell's style.
During World War I, Pennell created a series of uplifting lithographs documenting the war effort in, Britain and the United States. In other projects, he depicted the Grand Canyon and the construction of the Panama Canal. An influential lecturer and critic, Pennell had written or illustrated countless magazines and books by the end of his career.
The illustrator and graphic artist Joseph Penell was born in 1857 in the United States of America, and grew up in a Quaker family in Philadelphia. When he was ten years old, the family moved to Germantown, where he attended Friends Select School, "for six terrible years, the worst of my life," Joseph Penell later reported. A loner with few friends, Pennell spent much of his time painting and drawing, a quirk that was not welcomed at his school. After graduating from high school, Pennell first worked for the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company. When he applied to the new Academy of the Fine Arts in Pennsylvania, he was rejected, and instead studied at night at the School of Industrial Arts. When he was expelled from school for his rebellious nature, his professor Charles M. Burns, who had quickly recognized Pennell's talent, helped him gain admission to the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Pennell's talents lay more in printmaking, but because of his abrasive personality, trouble arose constantly as he progressed through the Academy. Young Pennell had a special talent for not getting along with people, yet was an immediate success in the highly competitive field of illustration. He worked hard, had remarkable skills and a special talent for drawing, and created an enormous number of highly regarded works. He angered many, but also knew the great talents of his time.
Following his studies, he worked in New Orleans as a book illustrator. Arguably the best known author and illustrator of his time, Pennell often worked abroad. There he illustrated some of William Dean Howells' writings, and his prints of landscapes, interiors, and people gained a highly praised international reputation. He often used drawings as studies for his prints. He also produced panoramic images of major construction and engineering projects such as the Panama Canal and the locks at Niagara Falls. The American artist spent most of his creative years in Europe, producing etchings, pen and ink drawings, and lithographs of cathedrals, street scenes, and palaces for prestigious magazines and well-known publications. In the 1880s, Penell and his wife, who often worked with him, settled in England and became close friends with the American avant-garde painter James McNeill Whistler. Whistler was a highly skilled etcher who made prints of European roads and ports, and his work influenced Pennell's style.
During World War I, Pennell created a series of uplifting lithographs documenting the war effort in, Britain and the United States. In other projects, he depicted the Grand Canyon and the construction of the Panama Canal. An influential lecturer and critic, Pennell had written or illustrated countless magazines and books by the end of his career.
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.jpg "Shenandoah by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Cranes at the Miraflores Lock, plate XXII from The Panama Canal by Joseph Pennell by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Ready for Service Again by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Ponte Vecchio, Florence by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "San Maclou, Rouen by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Under the Bridges, Chicago by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "New Oxford Street, London by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "London Bridge Stairs by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "English War Work: The Acolytes Preparing the Altar of the War God by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Walls of Miraflores Lock, plate XXIII from The Panama Canal by Joseph Pennell by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Park, La Granja by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Gleisdreieck, 1921 by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The White and Black Hammers, 1917 by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Official Ancon, plate XXIV from The Panama Canal by Joseph Pennell by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Bay, New York by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Power-House, Berlin by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "In the Land of Brobdingnag, the Armour Plate Bending Press by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Aegina, The Black Forest by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Below Chestnut St. Bridge, Philadelphia, 1884 by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Below Chestnut Street Bridge, Philadelphia by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Upper-room, Stenton by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "West Door, St. Paul")
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.jpg "Coal—The Great Incline, Breaker, Mahanoy City by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Riveters, 1917 by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Temple of Concord on the Wall, Girgenti, 1913 by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Guard Gate, Gatun Lock, Panama by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Forty-Second Street, 1904 by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Approaches to Gatun Lock by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Collier, 1917 by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Flower Market and Butter Tower, Rouen by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "English War Work: Bottling the Big Shell by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Transept, Beauvais, 1907 by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Tracks, Oberhausen by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Old Million Eyes by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "New Oxford Street, London, 1893 by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Temple over the Canon, Segesta by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Fonte Nuova, Siena by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The City in 1915 by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Flatiron Building, 1908 by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "English War Work: Fitting Guns in Turrets by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Biggest Lathe in the World by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The English War Series: W.441. The Gun Shop, 1916 by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Flat Iron New York by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Union League by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Le Puy, Third Plate by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "West Front, Westminster Abbey by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "At the Bottom of Gatun Lock by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Down Sansom Street, 1912 by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "English War Work: The Shell Factory by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The West Front, Rouen Cathedral, 1907 by Joseph Pennell")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1450012).jpg "Flat Iron Building by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "House Where Whistler Died by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Steam Shovel Work: Culebra Cut, plate XIV from The Panama Canal by Joseph Pennell by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Garden of the Island, Aranjuez by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Iron Gate, Charleroi by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Columns of the Temple of Juno, Girgenti by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "In the Land of Brobdingnag, the Armour Plate Bending Press by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Tracks, Chicago by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Portico, British Museum, 1905 by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Auto-Lithograph by J. Pennell by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "House Where Whistler Died by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "New York, the Old and the New by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Gun Forge by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Wine-Dark Sea, Sunium, 1913 by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "London Night, Whiskey and Tea by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "West Door, St. Paul")
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.jpg "Madrid al Fresco by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The City under the Black Mountain by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Levee from Eads Bridge, St. Louis by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "English War Work: The Presses by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Rue de Beaucaire. Engraving by Joseph Pennell 1888 by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Grip, Serang by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "New York From Brooklyn Bridge, c1908 by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Choir, Toledo by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Jungle: The Old Railway, plate VIII from The Panama Canal by Joseph Pennell, 1912 by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Golden Cornice, I by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "La Place, Beauvais by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "In the Dry Dock, 1917 by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Portico, British Museum by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Upper-room, Stenton by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "House Where Whistler Died by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Cut Looking towards Ancon Hill, plate XVII from The Panama Canal by Joseph Pennell by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "End of the Day: Gatun Lock, Plate VII from")
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.jpg "Whitehall Court by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Shops at Night, Changing Shifts by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Erechtheum by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "In the Jaws of Death, Rolling Bars for Shells by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Interior, Fitzwilliam Museum by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Little Fete, Athens by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Gun-Testing by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Travellers, Charleroi, 1911 by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Temple of Concord on the Wall, Girgenti, 1913 by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Temple by the Sea, Temple of Concord, Girgenti by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Corinth, Towards the Gulf by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Sunlight Soap, 1905 by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "Canyon, No. III by Joseph Pennell")
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.jpg "The Guard Gate, Gatun Lock, 1912 by Joseph Pennell")
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