Detailed black and white architectural cityscape etching by American artist Bruce McCombs, produced in 1978. Titled "Winslow & Emporia," the composition depicts a meticulously rendered neighborhood intersection with Victorian-era homes, bare winter trees, vintage automobiles, and carefully observed urban detail.Winslow & Emporia is a well-known intersection in Chicago's Buena Park neighborhood. McCombs captures the character and symmetry of early 20th-century residential architecture with strong linear perspective and fine etched linework.This example is hand signed in pencil lower right and marked Artist Proof (A.P.). The work is professionally framed, measuring approximately 45" x 34" overall. A striking and substantial piece ideal for collectors of Chicago imagery, architectural prints, or late 20th-century American etching.Bruce McCombs (American, 20th century) is known for his finely detailed architectural and urban etchings, often focusing on historic neighborhoods and American cityscapes. Working primarily in black and white, McCombs developed a distinctive style emphasizing precision draftsmanship and strong perspective, documenting the charm and character of urban residential environments.