Original painting, acrylic on unstretched canvas, mid-to-late 20th century, in the nocturne tradition popularized by James McNeill Whistler. The Triborough Bridge and Hell Gate Bridge, spanning the East River in New York City, are rendered in a moody blue-and-gold tonal palette against a hazy night sky, with scattered points of gold and red suggesting lamplight reflected on the water below. Unsigned; artist unidentified. Canvas is unstretched and unframed, with raw/frayed edges as photographed, showing a small residual mark from tape used to hold the canvas during painting, measuring 20" x 13.5". This piece would suit matting rather than stretching, given the unfinished canvas edges. Please review photos closely for condition, including the unfinished edges, as part of the description. An atmospheric NYC nocturne suited to a collector of tonalist, Whistler-influenced, or New York cityscape/bridge-related work.