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The Basin from the Canada de Las Uvas with Lost Mountains in the Distance
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This tinted lithograph of “The Great Basin from the Canada de Las Uvas with Lost Mountain in the Distance" was produced by A. Hoen & Company (fl. 1848-1943) Baltimore, after an original sketch by expedition artist Charles Koppel (fl. 1853-1865) after an original sketch by William P. Blake (1825-1810). It was printed as Plate VIII in Volume V, Part I, following page 26, in the "General Report," part of the “Routes in California, to Connect with the Routes near the Thirty–Fifth and Thirty–Second Parallels, Explored by Lieutenant R. S. Williamson, Corps of Topographical Engineers, in 1853."
National Museum of American History’s own descriptionCredit lineThe Basin from the Canada de Las Uvas with Lost Mountains in the Distance. 1856. Koppel, Charles. National Museum of American History. CC0.
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