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View of the Spot Where General Ross Fell, Near Baltimore, plate six of the first number of Picturesque Views of American Scenery
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View of the Spot Where General Ross Fell, Near Baltimore, plate six of the first number of Picturesque Views of American Scenery

John Hill (American, 1770-1850), after Joshua Shaw (American, born England, c. 1777-1860), published by Matthew Carey & Son (American, active 1795-1821) · 1819/21 · Aquatint with etching and hand-coloring on cream wove paper

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Credit lineView of the Spot Where General Ross Fell, Near Baltimore, plate six of the first number of Picturesque Views of American Scenery. 1819/21. John Hill (American, 1770-1850), after Joshua Shaw (American, born England, c. 1777-1860), published by Matthew Carey & Son (American, active 1795-1821). The Art Institute of Chicago, Gift of the Print and Drawing Club. CC0.
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