Tugboat East River NYC Fine Art Photography Print

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Deborah Julian’s Tugboat East River NYC as an 8 1/2 X 11 inch fine art photography print on archival Epson paper. Signed. FREE SHIPPING IN THE U.S.

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About Tugboat East River NYC, a fine art print, photography and artwork by Deborah Julian…

A tugboat cuts a path down the East River along Manhattan’s Upper East Side and Yorkville. Rich with colors, the river swirls like syrup ahead of the tugboat and the tanker it hauls.

“An urban landscape gives way to water in a balance of power as elements combine to make the city work. This is about how the city works, not the entertainment and the tourists, all that. This is the way those of us who live here see it, beautiful sometimes, always down to earth.” — Deborah Julian

About Tugboats in the East River New York City

The East River is a tidal strait in New York City. It runs between the boroughs of Manhattan and Queens on the west side, and Brooklyn and Staten Island on the east side. The river is about 3.7 miles (6 kilometers) long and about 1 mile (1.6 kilometers) wide at its widest point.

The East River is a busy waterway. It is used by many boats, including tugboats. Tugboats are powerful boats that help other boats move in and out of the harbor. They also help to keep the river clean.

The East River has been home to tugboats since the 1800s. Today, more than 200 tugboats are working on the river. They help to move barges, ships, and other boats. They also help to keep the river clean and safe for everyone to use.