New York: Harper's Weekly, 1884. Woodcut with hand coloring. Sheet measures 15.75 x 11". This lovely 1884 woodcut from Harper's Weekly depicts the construction of the Statue of Liberty. From a drawing by John Durkin, it shows the sculpture surrounded by scaffolding. The flame from her torch can be seen in one of the two insets along the bottom where a man is working on it. Another inset shows a man near the right foot. Forged by Frederic-Auguste Bartholdi, the... More

New York: Harper's Weekly, 1899. Lithograph. Measures 15 1/2" x 43". This beautiful large supplement to the Harper's Weekly January 21, 1899 edition features images of Havana. From photographs by S. A. Cohner, the supplement features a large panoramic view of the city and harbor of Havana. Six other images includes views of Central Park, Wagons of the 7th Army Corps, Galliano Street with patriotic decorations, The United States Military Post-Office, Landing Strip of the Havana Custom House, and the... More

New York: Harper's Weekly, 1864. Woodcut. Sheet measures 14 3/4" x 10 1/4". This lovely 1864 woodcut from Harper's Weekly depicts New York's Metropolitan Sanitary Fair, held for the relief of the sick and wounded of the National Army. It was issued in the April 16, 1864 edition of Harper's Weekly. Harper's Weekly was a New York-based illustrated political magazine published from 1857 until 1916. The magazine featured foreign and domestic news, fiction, essays on many subjects, and humor. Its... More

New York: Wittemann Brothers. Views. 12 photo-lithograph panels, accordion-fold pages. Red cover embossed with black text and intricate design. Measures 3.5"x 5". This is a lovely circa 1882, 12 panel collection of picturesque scenes of the the Hudson River and surroundings areas. Each image is printed in sepia and white and include views of Havenstraw, Cranston's. Cranston station, West point station and tunnel, Crow's Nest, Storm King, Cornwall-on-Hudson, Newburgh station, high bridge at Kingston, station at Kingston, West Shore bridge... More