JOHN BACHMANN (1814–1896) Birds’ Eye View of New-York & Brooklyn. 1851 Architectural Elements 298 (…prima parte) and 330

298 (…prima parte) and 330 (…terza parte and fourth part)

Frame size: 17 3/4 x 15 in

Mezzotint with exceptional original color

Stewart loaned eighteen of Miller's oils to the Apollo Gallery in New York for exhibition from May to July 1839 before shipping them to Scotland

Published in Venice as part of Zatta’s influential Atlante Novissimo

JOHN BACHMANN (1814–1896) Birds’ Eye View of New-York & Brooklyn. 1851 Architectural Elements 298 (…prima parte) and 330JOHN BACHMANN (18141896) Birds Eye View of New York & Brooklyn New York: J. Bachman, 1851 Lithograph with original hand color 24 3 4 x 31 sheet; 34 1 2 x 41 1 2 framed This marvelous view of New York and Brooklyn is based on a drawing by the Swiss American artist John Bachmann (1814 1896), and shows a vibrant seaport teeming with commercial vessels, a testament to the citys prominence as a bustling center of business and industry. This scene includes