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Duotone panel — violet briefing on the left, lime-sealed detail sheet on the right.
as well indigenous place names
these scenes offer an unmatched visual narrative of daily life in Dutch Brazil
Carel Allard (1648–1709)StockholmAmsterdam
Plan of New Haven
hence these Thomas Malby and Son labeled globes with the Parker St
William Bridges, Adolphus Loss, and Amos Corning. Map of Several Lots on Greenwich and Washington Streets. 1805 Artists_Nicolas Robert as well indigenous place namesWilliam Bridges, Adolphus Loss, and Amos CorningMap of Several Lots on Greenwich and Washington Streets, New York CityNew York, circa 1805Manuscript map in brown ink on laid paperSheet size: approx. 26 x 18 inches This rare and detailed early 19th century manuscript map of lower Manhattan was surveyed by William Bridges, Adolphus Loss, and Amos Corningfigures central to New Yorks urban development during its formative decades. Focused on the lots