Circa 1877 Currier & Ives Lithograph of the Steam Ship Drew, American
30.75" h x 41.75" w x 1" d
A vibrant 19th century lithograph by Charles Parsons (1821-1910) and Lyman Atwater (1835-1891), depicting the "floating palace" steamship Drew navigating the scenic Hudson River. The piece captures the romantic grandeur of the Gilded Age, showcasing the intricate detail and patriotic spirit that made Currier & Ives the premier chroniclers of American life.
Circa 1877, this original period work was published during the height of the firm's success - an authentic piece of history from the most celebrated name in American printmaking.
Hand-colored lithograph, presented on aged paper and housed in a handsome wood frame. Rooted in the Victorian tradition with a Romantic spirit, this print reflects the era's deep fascination with technological progress and the scenic beauty of the American landscape.
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