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3rd Avenue El

Artist Alan Dunn (American, 1900 - 1974)

Date1926

ClassificationsPainting

Mediumoil

Dimensions30 x 36 in

Credit LineMary Petty and Alan Dunn Bequest

Keyword/Subject

Object number2009.0003

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Fragments (51st -3rd Ave. El)

Fragments (51st -3rd Ave. El)

Stuyvesant Van Veen

1955

3rd Ave., New York (El shadows), 1946

3rd Ave., New York (El shadows), 1946

Todd Webb

1946

Third Avenue El (Photomontage)

Third Avenue El (Photomontage)

Barbara Morgan

1936

"We moved it stone by stone from Madison Avenue."

"We moved it stone by stone from Madison Avenue."

Alan Dunn

1936

"Park Avenue at Eighty-sixth. We're to come as we are."

"Park Avenue at Eighty-sixth. We're to come as we are."

Alan Dunn

1959

“You can’t miss it. A big heap of stones, Eightieth Street and Fifth Avenue, just south of the Museum.”

“You can’t miss it. A big heap of stones, Eightieth Street and Fifth Avenue, just south of the Museum.”

Alan Dunn

1968

"Not now, dearest. When we get over to Sixth Avenue you can spit."

"Not now, dearest. When we get over to Sixth Avenue you can spit."

Alan Dunn

1930

"Now, your division is to break through from Central Avenue and fan out into Westchester."

"Now, your division is to break through from Central Avenue and fan out into Westchester."

Alan Dunn

1940

[pub- "Art!"] "Don't tell me! Me, who's been working 5th Ave [pub"workin' Fit' Avenue"] from B. Altman to Woolworth for on to a month now." {pub-"mont' now"]

[pub- "Art!"] "Don't tell me! Me, who's been working 5th Ave [pub"workin' Fit' Avenue"] from B. Altman to Woolworth for on to a month now." {pub-"mont' now"]

Alan Dunn

1927

"Fit' Avenue! Bless me Aunt Hannah, Bruce, if I ain't sick'n tired o' workin' for a lotta foreigners."

"Fit' Avenue! Bless me Aunt Hannah, Bruce, if I ain't sick'n tired o' workin' for a lotta foreigners."

Alan Dunn

1927

"Then turn west from Second Avenue into Forty-ninth Street. About a hundred feet west of Fifth, you'll come to Rockefeller Plaza. They'll know."

"Then turn west from Second Avenue into Forty-ninth Street. About a hundred feet west of Fifth, you'll come to Rockefeller Plaza. They'll know."

Alan Dunn

c 1965

[The 4th Avenue Lunch Bar]

[The 4th Avenue Lunch Bar]

Alan Dunn

1959

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