Alec Stern lithograph Fisherman’s Wharf, signature printed to the lower right corner reads ‘Alec Stern’, text to the lower left corner reads ‘The Bridge, Fishermans Wharf’, subject a aerial view of boats at a dock, white matting, gold toned metal frame, surface wear to frame, measures 14.25 inches tall by 11.5 inches wide, not examined out of frame, Alec Stern, lithograph, fishermans wharf, home decor, wall art, architecture art.7 Born in Bridgeport, CT on March 28, 1904 Alexander "Alec" Stern came to San Francisco with his family as an infant. He was raised there in Cow Hollow and was educated at Polytechnic High School. After graduating from Columbia University, he returned to California and entered the CSFA. He worked his way through school as a riveter in shipyards and playing in a dance band. Stern was a member of the art department of the San Francisco Chronicle for eight years. During 1935-44 he worked in NYC on art commissions. Upon returning to California in 1945, he established a studio-home and printing plant