Lithograph Collection

Buick 1940 Super 8 Special

The precise year of this drawing is unknown, although it is estimated to be around the 2009 time period

Triple Falls at DuPont State Forest

Little River, NC

Arch Rock

Mackinac Island, Michagan

Retirement

Winner Land of Waterfalls Silver Arts Competition, Gold Medal 2005 Heritage Arts, NC State Finals - Visual Arts/Drawing Category, Raleigh, NC, Lithographic Crayon Technique Physical item on display in the James E. Tobin Library

McGaha Chapel in the 100th Winter

Cedar Mountain, NC

Symmes Chapel "Pretty Place"

Also known as the Fred W. Symmes Chapel

Church of the Good Shepherd

Nantahala National Forest, Cashiers, NC

Tomato Pie Cafe

A popular restaurant located outside of Pittsburgh, PA. Visit the Tomato Pie Cafe website for more information.

Portable Saw Mill

Pisgah Forest, NC

Silver Run Falls

Nantahala National Forest, Cashiers, NC

Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd

Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd, Brevard, NC

Rainbow Falls

Located in Pisgah National Forest just outside Gorges State Park.

Carr's Hill Church in Winter

Located in Brevard, NC, Carr's Hill Baptist Church, was constituted Apr. 22, 1893, as Dunn's Rock. On Dec. 23, 1902, its name was changed to Carr's Hill. While still standing, the Church is no longer in use and Carr's Hill Baptist Church...

English Angles

Clovelly, Torridge District, Devon England Physical item on display at the James E. Tobin Library, with original photo.

Faith Memorial Chapel

Cedar Mountain, NC

Connestee Falls

Brevard, NC

Looking Glass Falls

Pisgah National Forest, Brevard, NC

McCall Mill Shoals, Lake Toxaway

Lake Toxaway, NC

Shoal Creek Falls at Living Waters

Also known as Mill Shoals Falls Pisgah National Forest, Living Waters, Balsam Grove, NC Physical item on display at the James E. Tobin Library.

White Squirrels of Brevard

Brevard, NC

Trip Down the Intracoastal Waterway: From Maryland to Florida

1980's Sailboat trip down the Intracoastal Waterway

Shaffer Covered Bridge

Also known as Ben's Creek Bridge. Johnstown, PA National Society for the Preservation of Covered Bridges #38-56-11

Biedler Farm Bridge

New Market, VA National Society for the Preservation of Covered Bridges #46-79-01

Lillydale Bridge

Also known as the Laurel Creek Covered Bridge Lillydale, West Virginia National Society for the Preservation of Covered Bridges #48-32-01

Winter Peace Scratchboard

Precise location unknown, although it is strongly believed to have been Sykesville, Maryland.

Shawnee Bridge

Also known as the Colvin Covered Bridge Shawnee State Park, Schellsburg, PA National Society for Preservation of Covered Bridges #38-05-24

Cooley Bridge

Pittsford, Vermont. Crosses Furnace Brook National Society for the Preservation of Covered Bridges #45-11-07

Dalton Bridge

Crosses Warner River, Warner, New Hampshire Physical item on display at the James E. Tobin Library. National Society for the Preservation of Covered Bridges #29-07-05

Tyson Street

Baltimore, Maryland Physical item, original drawing on display in the James E. Tobin Library.

Bunker Hill Bridge

Big Gunpowder Falls at Miller's Ford, Hereford, MD. The original bridge was named the Miller's Ford Bridge and was constructed in 1880 and burned down in 1961. A second bridge was built on the same site in ’63 and was again destroyed by...

Johnson's Mill Twin #2 Bridge

Also known as Henry Mussleman's Bridge, Lancaster County, Marietta PA This Bridge was destroyed by Hurricane Agnes in 1972 National Society for the Preservation of Covered Bridges #38-36-35x

Wenger's Mill Bridge

Also known as Zook's Mill or Rosehill Covered Bridge Crosses Cocalico Creek, Warwick, PA National Society for the Preservation of Covered Bridges #38-36-14

All of the images in this collection were drawn by Paul L. Brink (1921-2017)

The drawings were created using a lithographic crayon technique, which required a unique type of embossed paper with a textured surface to achieve the proper effect. The paper, process and even the lithographic artists themselves are in short supply and are therefore, representative of a lost art.

The collection spans from the late 1960s up until 2009. When the artist passed away in 2017, the copyright authority was passed to his daughter, Judith Brink Drescher, Director of the James E. Tobin Library at Molloy University.

All works are copyrighted and may not be commercially reproduced without permission.

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