Archibald Robertson (1765-1835) (after)
Sidney L. Smith (engraver)
New York [View of Collect Pond, New York City]
View of St. Paul's Chapel in 1799
New York From Brooklyn Heights in 1778
Society of Iconophiles, New York City: c. 1922
Blind stamp of Society of Iconophiles
Black and white engraving on Arches laid paper
14 5/8 x 19 1/2 inches, sheet
13 x 15 1/4 inches, image
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View of Collect Pond, New York City
Archibald Robertson, c. 1922
Archibald Robertson, c. 1922
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Landscape view of New York City showing Collect Pond, based on an original drawing in the Metropolitan Museum. The pond was popular for skating, fishing and boating in the late 18th Century. It was drained and filled in about 1811 and is currently in the vicinity of Foley Square.
Historical view of St. Paul's Chapel at the turn of the century.
Historical view of New York from Brooklyn Heights in 1778, just after the American Declaration of Independence.
The Society of Iconophiles, organized in 1894 by Grolier Club member William Loring
Andrews for the purpose of producing fine prints of New York subjects, was an important focus of Club activity until the Society ceased activity in 1939. The Grolier Club maintains the organization's archive.