An early 20th century oil on canvas board, depicting a bridge of the upper Delaware River, possibly the New Hope - Lambertville bridge, signed bottom left. Note: Charles Rosen was a member of the New Hope Art Colony and worked in several different styles throughout his career. His early impressionist impulses eventually yielded to a modernist style, with which he often depicted industrial scenes. He studied at the National Academy of Design and the New York School of Art.

Dimensions: 9.75" H x 13" W.

Provenance: From a local collection

Some wear including scattered minor paint loss, especially from rubbing at the edges, some edgewear and separation of the canvas from the board, especially at the lower left corner.