Exquisite American Paintings West of New York City
An expansive exhibition showcases nearly all leading American artists with works by Bierstadt Moran Renouf, Turner and Hobull among others. The collection highlights landscape and marine scenes, with Chinese Koran and Caliph pieces, and aims to present a representative panorama of contemporary American art to a wide audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Ona Ottings
Albert Bierstadt
California
George Baward
Graig
Irwin Renouf
Thos. Moran
Colorado
Green Hiver
William Birney
H. R. Poore
John Hobulll
Ialmont
Robert Hopkins
Detroit
G. Plumb
Debby Sae
Oodward
Cape Ann
J. H. Witt
J. M. Wilen
Fishi
Rachel “Hay
Francisco Bay
M. Rouses
French Coast
L. H. van Gorder
New York Bay
A. P. Proctor
G. ¥. Zagbaum
J. B. Eward
Agnas D. Abbott
J. W. Champney
Moved Artis OF America
Constantine Mokoffaky
Pant
A Palm Tree in Blossom and Other Fragments
A fragmented clipping reports a palm tree blooming with a top bud, noting it as a rare event. It also details a $3,510 doctor’s bill for the death of William Lockerman and a Waterloo Monument inscription plan. Additional brief items describe a forest-queen excursion eggs aboard a steamer and a Bradlay lamp stock advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Senetor Robbins
New York
W. B. Spencer
San Francisco
William Lockerman
Drasols Waterloo
Duke of Cambridge
Snd
London
Evere
Brussels
Forest Queen
Portland Argus
Lively fragments from a troubled hotel and older notices
A jumble of clipped items mentions a journalistic mix up at a hotel involving a wife’s name, Restigouche fishing reports, a 76 year old Auburn man praised for hard work, clams in Philadelphia, and varied odds and ends. Also noted are travel trends, a Clinton NY scientist, a London opera star, a Savannah clock, and old California figures amid broad 19th century notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake Keene
Auburn
Judson Garcelon
River Road
Garcelon
Keene
Mystery surrounds the case of a stolen horse in Baltimore
A fragmentary report notes a companion describing a foe as a thief in a tale of horse theft. Lord William Coactil, second son of a titled family, is mentioned as linked to the event while a mysterious lady’s name remains unrevealed. A reverend inherited funds but donated the full amount to the poor.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Qrandert
West
Europe
Campbell & van Campen
Henry Meyer
Eagle Cloth
Peetenei Ieee
Sony OM
Carder
St Tow Company
Ee Neel E. D. Haley
Booth Gardiner
Randolph
Alundy
Ine de Lawries
Knickerbocker
Chelwea
Farmingdale
Auguste
Journal
Universal Electric Railway Signal Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Virginia
Washington Star
Apwell
Bradlay’s
Aeess Aeons Hotel
Restigouche
Rainsford
Ton
CN. B.) Gazette
Widsummer Heorsation
Philadelphia
Ridge Avenue
Philadelphia Press
Detroit Bree Press
Arnlrosd
United States
Northwest
East
New England
San
Reon
Mn Snewremnea
Hanon
Cole
Utica
Clinton
N.Y
Neseber
England
Ene Ramet
Warwick
R. L
Mra. Adare
Rathidare
Ireland
Mme. Tavaray
Covent Garden Theatre
Exchange
Savannah
Pio Pico
Rome
Baltimore
Lord William Coactil
Ter Ingle Te
Angittm
Geo. Hahn
Prince Alberts
Cutaways
Merchant Talon
lIn Worsted
Cassimere
Cheviot
Cheviot Suits
Est
Frias
Lenora
Dtapoleon, Ohio
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!