Washington's triumphal entry into New York
Subtitle: This beautiful print ... was executed and printed in oil colors, at the establishment of P.S. Duval & Son, Philadelphia, and is the largest specimen of chromolithograph ever executed. ...
Contributors: Smith, William (Publisher), publisher; P.S. Duval & Son
Publisher: Published by William Smith
Published: 1860
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Format: [electronic resource] :
Subjects: Portraits; Lithography; Marketing; Prints; Prices; Publishers and publishing
Notes: Title from caption and first lines of text.

For a description and reproduction of the print drawn by Christian Inger, and published at Philadelphia by William Smith in 1860, see Marzio, Peter C. The democratic art: chromolithography 1840-1900, 1979, p. 27, 282.

The print was sold with a numbered key and this eight page pamphlet which includes biographical sketches of the principal figures, the "address of the citizens of New York who have returned from exile" dated Nov. 25, 1783, with George Washington's response, and, on p. 5-8, a publisher's catalogue, "Special attention is called to this list of steel engravings & lithographs published by William Smith, no. 702 South Third St., Philad'a."

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