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BOOK BINDING: A LIVING ART.
Houston: Museum of Fine Arts, June 11 - September 7, 1.
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E. GORDON WEST.
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Full color original 6 1/2 x 9 inch printed view after Gentilz. Extracted from larger volume. No date. Faint off-setting from Frank Leslie's in upper margin.
MEXICAN INTERIOR - Women Making Tortillas.
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One of the most important of all the early printed views of San Antonio. Reflects the high standard European engravers had achieved in this art by the 19th century. B/W copper engraving image size 5x6 1/2 inches and was made from on the spot observation and then sent to Germany for engraving and published there in an attempt to appeal to the prospective German emigrant and to show families of Germans who had already emigrated what life in Texas was like. This view shows a bridge over the San Antonio river with San Fernando Cathedral and American flag. There are a number of houses, and public buildings, people and horse & cart. See items 298. & 301 for additional 19th Century Texas city views.
ST. ANTONIO (TEXAS).
Hildburgnausen: Meyer's Universum, 1856.
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Sugar-Making in Texas.
Harper's Weekly, 1856.
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'Mission Church of San Jose"
Eastman, Seth and Mary.
Philadelphia: Lippincott and Grambo, 1852.
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Maury Maverick, Mayor, 1941. Two full-color prints 12 x 9 inches. The pair. Fine Full of local color and typical of the artist's interest in hispanic people. These are 1941 reproductions of the two originals in the collection of the DRT.
HOME SCENE, SAN ANTONIO, 1847 and SPANISH GOVERNOR'S PALACE, WATERMELON RACE, 1847.
Gentilz, T.
San Antonio: City Lithograph, 1941.
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19th century engraving from Le Tour de Monde, depicts armed slave standing off a mob. 6x9 inches. French language.
Original engraving - Mort de Zete Fly.
Maillart, D., Dessin de, d'apres le texte.
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"In them days there was cattle barons and cattle kings. The difference was this: when a cattleman went to San Antonoe and bought beer for the newspaper reporters and only give them the number of cattle he actually owned, they wrote him up for a baron. When he bought 'em champagne and added in the amount of cattle he had stole, they called him a king."
Law and Order - Broadside.
Porter, William Sidney.
N.P.: n.d..
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Full color 16x22 inches each, issued in 1939 for The Great Northern Railroad. Calendar portion removed. Folio, colorcrome reprodcution by Brwone & Bigelow, St. Paul. and 1939 title and calendar removed. Two items.
Pair of BLACKFEET WARRIORS, GLACIER NATIONAL PARK.
Reiss, Winold.
St. Paul, Mn.: Great Northern Railroad, 1939.
Price: $75.00
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Full color 16x22 inches, issued in 1942 for The Great Northern Railroad. Calendar portion removed. Folio, colorcrome reprodcution by Browne & Bigelow, St. Paul.
TAKES-THE-GUN STRONG.
Reiss, Winold.
St. Paul, Mn.: Great Northern Railroad, 1942.
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" A Practice March in Texas - Drawn by Frederic Remington"
Remington, Frederic.
NY: Harper's Weekly; January 4,, 1896.
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Image size 9X6 inches. 19th century French engraving from Le Tour de Monde. Shows native Indians probably near Denison, in group portrait of 7 in full native dress. Foxed.
Original Engraving - Guerriers et leurs femmes.
Ronjat. E., d'apres une photographie.
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