William Glackens found ample subject matter in the parks of New York and the city dwellers who frequented them. Here he depicted the natural features of the East River Park, and the pastimes of its inhabitants, in sharp contrast to the bustling industrial setting of Brooklyn's waterfront visible across the water. For the many immigrants living in small, cramped quarters, the urban parks of Brooklyn and Manhattan served as a refuge from the poor conditions and overcrowding of tenement life.
东河公园East River Park 威廉·詹姆斯·格拉肯斯（William·Glackens）油画作品欣赏
东河公园East River Park细节图欣赏：
休憩的行人细节图
两姐妹细节图
胡子男细节图
布鲁克林滨水区细节图
两棵大树细节图
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