Bartlett, W.H. Lockport, Erie Canal. London, 1838
$125.00
“Lockport, Erie Canal”
Travel books with descriptive text and engraved illustrations were enormously popular during the 19th century. William Henry Bartlett (1809-1854) was one of the most talented and prolific of travel artists. He made several trips to the United States in order to gather sketches for a book about the United States and Eastern Canada to be written by N.P. Willis and published by George Virtue. This work entitled
American Scenery
, described the natural wonders, architectural monuments and city landmarks of America. A nice view of the commercial activity centering on the canal with a bridge in the background.
8 1/2 x 10 1/2 inches sheet.
Hand colored steel engraving..
Very good condition save small tears in sheet well outside of margin
1 in stock
