This art print by local artist Fritz Keck features a steel mill worker drawing from the puddling furnace at Homestead Works in 1927.

Drawing From the Puddling Furnace, Homestead Works - 1927 | Fritz Keck

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Fritz Keck is a local artist best known for his "Once Upon a Time" catalog of distinctive Pittsburgh scenes. Homestead Steel Works on the Monongahela River was constructed in 1881 and bought by Andrew Carnegie in 1883. The work force peaked at 15,000. It closed in 1986 due to the downturn of the domestic steel industry.

This Archival Satin Paper Print is unframed. Professional framing is recommended. Image size: 18" x 18"

Please allow 2-3 weeks for delivery.

All reference imagery courtesy of The Archive Service Center, University of Pittsburgh Library and The Detre Library & Archives at the Heinz History Center.