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A River Pier

This etching is an impressionistic view of a house along the Kennebec River. It is black and white on cloth, and from a collection published by Dodd, Mead.

[Benjamin] Franklin

1 lithograph

Hallet, Davis, and Co., Pianoforte Manufacturers, Boston, Mass.

This is a two-tone woodcut of the Hallet, Davis, and Co. building in Boston's South End, showing a very detailed street scene with carriages, and factory wagons carrying piano boxes. The print advertises that Hallet, David & Co. is the sole agency for Rugg's Music Store in Lowell, Mass.

Birds-eye view, Centennial Buildings

This lithographs presents a detailed view of the Centennial Buildings and grounds at Fairmount Park in Philadelphia. Below the plate, the building dimensions are given.

[President Garfield and his family]

Family portrait of President James A. Garfield, his wife Lucretia Garfield, their five children, and possibly President Garfield's mother.

Machinery Hall, Centennial International Exhibition, 1876

This is a detailed view of the Machinery Hall done in two tones. The view also shows people on the fairgrounds and a statue near the hall.

George Peabody

Portrait of the philanthropist and founder of the Peabody Institute in Baltimore, Maryland, George Peabody. Peabody was born in South Danvers, now Peabody, Mass.

Governor of the State of Massachusetts, William Eustis Russell

Formal posthumous portrait of William Eustis Russell, Massachusetts governor from 1891-1894.

Art Gallery, Centennial International Exhibition, 1876

This two-toned lithograph shows the Art Gallery at the Centennial International Exhibition, with carriages and people in front.

John P. Kennedy

Portrait of John Pendleton Kennedy, novelist and Whig politician.

Horticultural Hall, Centennial International Exhibition, 1876

This lithograph is very good for detail of Horticultural Hall, and also shows people walking in the exhibition grounds.

Franklin Pierce

A formal portrait of Franklin Pierce, 14th president of the United States, and former member of the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate from New Hampshire.

Agricultural Hall, Centennial International Exhibition, 1876

This lithograph presents a detailed view of the Agricultural Hall, as well as showing people, carriages, etc.

Caspar Spurzheim, M.D.

This lithograph contains harmful imagery and language regarding the offensive pseudoscience of phrenology. Historic New England acknowledges historical records / objects may contain harmful imagery and language reflecting attitudes and biases of their creators and time in which they were made. H...

Grand Reception of the Nobilities of the Nation, at the White House, 1865

This black and white lithograph depicts Abraham Lincoln and other Washington notables at a formal event in the White House. Below the title of the piece it says, "Dedicated to Mrs. Abraham Lincoln." The design of the print shows good architectural detail of the interior of the White House.

William H. Seward, U.S. Senator from N.Y.

Portrait of William H. Seward.

Main Building, Centennial International Exhibition, 1876

This lithograph presents a good view of the Main Building of the Centennial International Exhibition. The print also shows street railways and carriages.

Hon. Charles Sumner, The Great Senator, and Statesman

Portrait of Charles Sumner, "The Champion of Civil and Political Equality for the Colored Race."

Play Ball

This print is a poster for a ball game between the Tavern Club and the St. Botolph Club. It is printed in sepia color and shows views of the two club buildings, as well as caricatures of team members.

George Washington, first President of the United States

One of Stuart's famous portraits of Washington done between 1803-1805.

Marriage certificate

This German-language certificate of marriage is for Carl Leyer and Anna Willershausen (?), both of East Cambridge, Massachusetts. It shows various biblical and family scenes around the border, which are gilded with red and black printing.

Daniel Webster at Marshfield

Portrait of Daniel Webster looking out over land at his Marshfield estate. Webster called this estate in Marshfield, Mass. "Green Harbor."

Lincoln's First Thanksgiving Proclamation

This proclamation was issued by Gov. Andrew and Abraham Lincoln for Thanksgiving day on August 6, 1863.

Christmas, 1863

This is black and white double page spread from Harper's Weekly, December 26, 1863. It shows several small Christmas scenes for "Eve," "Morning" and "Furlough" where a man and woman kiss under a "Welcome Home" banner.

Advertisement for life and accident insurance, Travelers' Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn.

This black and white print shows several scenes advertising both Travelers' Insurance and Louis Prang's chromoslithographs: " Prang's American chromos are exact fac-similes of oil paintings. For sale at all art stores." Included in the examples of "chromos" is John Greenleaf Whittier's "Barefoot...

[Rev. George Blagden]

Portrait of George Washington Blagden, Pastor of the Evangelical Congregational Society, Brighton, Mass.

New Haven Community Chest Campaign

This is a group of eight posters for the Community Chest Campaign. Two are color lithographs showing children with disabilities. Three others are monochromatic posters, and one is wording to be attached to a poster. Two are a combination of printed and lithographic material.

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Washington Allston

This engraving shows a formal portrait of the artist.

Edison Mazda calendar image, "Enchantment"

Poster featuring a colored image advertising the Edison Mazda light bulb. The print shows "Enchantment" as a figure of a woman. This is a photomechanical reproduction of the original. It would have been part of a series of images done for an Edison Lamp Works of General Electric Co. calendar illus...

Henry W. Longfellow in his library, Craigie House, Cambridge

This engraving shows a portrait of the author at work in his study.

William Cullen Bryant

Portrait of William Cullen Bryant.

Harry Pelham

Henry Pelham (1749-1806), youngest son of Peter Pelham and half brother of John Singleton Copley, was a miniarturist, map-maker, and engraver.

Bostonians! Save the old John Hancock Mansion, Boston, Mass., dated June 6, 1863

Color lithograph calling on residents of Boston, Massachusetts to save the old John Hancock Mansion from demolition. Lithograph was engraved by John Sartain and published by T. O. H. P. (Thomas Oliver Hazard Perry) "Alphabet" Burnham. The lithograph is dated June 6, 1863. This lithograph represents ...

What will you do? Soldiers' Home Carnival, to be held in the Mechanic's Building, Boston

This lithograph is a poster announcing Soldiers' Home Carnival for Civil War veterans. "For what he was and all he dared, remember him today." The Carnival commenced April 7, 1885.

Edison Mazda calendar image, "Venetian Lamplighter"

Poster featuring a colored image advertising the Edison Mazda light bulb. The print shows "The Venetian Lamplighter" as three figures on a boat, lighting lamps in the lagoon at dusk. This is a photomechanical reproduction of the original. It would have been part of a series of images done for an E...

Edison Mazda calendar image, "Dream Light"

Poster featuring a colored image advertising the Edison Mazda light bulb. The print shows "Dream Light" as a figure of a woman on a vine swing. This is a photomechanical reproduction of the original. It would have been part of a series of images done for an Edison Lamp Works of General Electric Co...

Use Ferry's Seeds, advertisement, D.M. Ferry & Co., Detroit, Michigan

This color poster has a man with a pipe sitting next to a woman sitting on a pumpkin. The scene includes the lines from the nursery rhyme "Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater."

Plant Ferry's Seeds, advertisement, H.M. Ferry & Co., Detroit, Michigan

This color poster has a young girl with a watering can. The scene includes the lines from the nursery rhyme "Mary Mary Quite Contrary."

Plant Ferry's Seeds, advertisement, D.M. Ferry & Co., Detroit, Michigan

This color poster has Jack next to a beanstalk and holding a shovel. The scene uses imagery from the fairy tale "Jack and the Beanstalk."

Advertisement for American Watch Co., Waltham, Mass.

This is a wonderful black and white woodcut showing various caricatures of "time" and timepieces. The artist is probably Bellew, although it is possible that it is Frank Henry Temple instead.

"Helping Grandfather"

This black and white print was probably done from an oil painting. It shows a young girl and boy helping an older man with his slippers. It also shows an old fireplace (18th century) and a view into the next room. The original is dated 1883, but the print is copyrighted in 1889.

The Old Oaken Bucket

This print is a black and white romantic scene of a boy with dogs drinking from the "Old Oaken Bucket." There is a poem printed below.

Poor Richard Illustrated, Lessons for the Young and Old on Industry, Temperance, Frugality, &c. by Benjamin Franklin

This black and white print shows several vignettes with adages surrounding a portrait of Benjamin Franklin.

"Positions of a Soldier"

This is a black and white photomechanical reproduction of an old woodcut, and shows views of soldiers and positions at arms. It is a fairly good representation of a military uniform, but there is not enough detail shown to give an accurate representation of the arms.

Jacob Wirth & Co., Boston & Providence

This lithograph for Jacob Wirth & Co., wine merchants in Boston and Providence, shows a handsome poster with vineyards, mountains, wine cellars, etc.

Locomotive for passengers with outside cylinders, Lowell Machine Shop, 1852

The back of the mounting board has old-fashioned sheet music (My Old Kentucky Home, Old Memories, Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair).

Summer 1895, compliments of C.A. Browning & Co., 32 Franklin Street, Boston

This advertisement for C.A. Browning & Co. shows many different hat styles. The company were "Importers & Jobbers" selling velvets, silks, ribbons, flowers, feathers, hat frames, ornaments and millinery novelities.

Architecture Quincy

This poster was done for the Quincy Department of Planning and Community Development.

Art for calendars, calendar mounts

These 21 miscellaneous photographs of people, scenes, paintings, etc. were used for wall calendars.

The landing of the Pilgrim Fathers in America, A.D. 1620

A black and white representation of the Pilgrims taken from the "Original Picture." The image depicts the Pilgrims standing and climbing up to an outcropping of land with the ship in the background.