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Lithograph

Title:
View of the Town and Harbour of Mazatlan
Object Name:
Lithograph
Object ID:
2020.004.14
Creator:
Inglefield, Edward A. (1820-1894)Artist; Bufford, John H. (1810-1870)Lithographer
Place of Origin:
New York, NY
Date:
1838-1840
Description:
Lithograph. Title: "VIEW OF THE TOWN AND HARBOUR OF MAZATLAN. / From the Burial Ground." "Drawn by E. A. Inglefields of Her Majesty's Ship Imogene." printed on left corner beneath view. "J. H. Bufford's Lithography 136 Nassau St. New York." printed on right corner beneath view. Black ink printed on paper. Horizontal rectangle, folded into six panels; trimmed. Inscription handwritten in pencil on reverse: "Given to J. T. P. / by W. W. Scarborough / at whose house J. T. P's uncle Daniel / Gilman, merchant in Canton died, Jany 4, 1841/ having come to Mazatlan on business. / Mr. Scarborough's house is marked / with a star. / Gilman book page 155."
Material:
Paper
Dimensions:
H-8.2 W-36.5 inches
Provenance:
The pencil inscription indicates the lithograph was owned by John Taylor Perry (1832-1901), son of William and Abigail Gilman Perry, and nephew of Daniel Gilman (1804-1841), merchant, who died at Mazatlan. John Taylor Perry, who resided in Exeter, NH, was an attorney, author, and journalist.
Credit Line:
Gift of Klaudia S. Shepard
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