Résultats

    This is an aquatint and etching print.

    A graphite drawing created in Canada. At the lower left hand side it reads: "Hospital Niagara now burnt down. originally Indian Council House, Niagara Common"

    Ink Print of Fort Niagara. It reads: "A View of Niagara Fort, taken by Sir William Johnson, on the 25th of July 1759. Drawn on the Spot in 1758."

    An ink print created in the United States of America. Above the image it reads: Lt. Col Drummond, Lieut. Watmough, Lieut. (McDonald)

    An ink print created in the United States of America. Above the image it reads: Sergt Farquahr Lieut Watmough

    An ink print created in England.

    Anna Harrisson was the Wife of William Henry Harrisson. In the War of 1812, Harrisson commanded the American Army in the Northwest and was responsible for the U.S. victory at Moraviantown (the Battle

    A watercolour with ink. No Date but is known to have been made in America.

    An ink print dated c. 1812 that is believed to have been created in America.

    A coloured ink print created in England in November 1814. At the top it states: "No. 71 of Rackermann's Repository of Arts & c. Pub.1 Nov.v 1814 at 101 Strand London."

    After W. H. Bartlett, this is a hand coloured etching. It was engraved by Edward Radclyffe (1810-1863).

    An ink print published on January 7, 1804.

    A black ink print created in England in November 1814. At the top it states: "No. 71 of Rackermann's Repository of Arts & c. Pub.1 Nov.v 1814 at 101 Strand London."

    A coloured ink print believed to have been created in the United States of America. Below the image it reads: "Col. Johnsons mounted men charging a party of British Artillerists and Indians at the Ba

    In the War of 1812, Harrisson commanded the American Army in the Northwest and was responsible for the U.S. victory at Moraviantown (the Battle of the Thames). His wife was Anna Harrisson.

    Engraved by J.C. Armytage. A watercolour ink print.

    After R.H. Pease, this ink print was taken from the British side of the river. Aquatint on steel

    An ink print believed to have been created in England during the 18th Century.

    An ink print that is believed to have come from Philadelphia.

    Watercolour over pencil; gouache (white highlights) drawing. Believed to have been created in England. View is of Fort Niagara on the Canadian side of the Niagara River.