WHITLEY, Thomas W. (fl. 1835 - 1865). View of New York City from Hoboken, New Jersey. 05_09_23 Such a collection commanded the

Such a collection commanded the employment of a skilled and specialist botanical illustrator

Progress of the British Army from the landing in Elk River to the taking possession of Philadelphia

Coronelli began working as a geographer and was commissioned to make a set of Terrestrial and Celestial Globes Ranuccio II Farnese

People at the Club

21 1/4 28 1/2 inches

WHITLEY, Thomas W. (fl. 1835 - 1865). View of New York City from Hoboken, New Jersey. 05_09_23 Such a collection commanded theWHITLEY, Thomas W. (fl. 1835 1865)View of New York City from Hoboken, New JerseyOil on paper laid on panel Signed and dated lower left: "WHITLEY 65"13 1 2" x 26 1 4" sheet, 32 1 2" x 36" framed This evocative nineteenth century landscape painting of Manhattan from Hoboken, New Jersey was painted by Thomas W. Whitley, who emigrated from his native England to the United States in the early 1830s. Initially settling in Patterson, New Jersey, he later