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American Express Train

Currier & Ives

American Express Train, Prints by Currier & Ives

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Currier, Fanny Palmer, American Express train

Marked Down $16,000.00
Gallery Price $38,000.00
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Title
American Express Train
Artist
Currier & Ives
Medium
Hand-colored lithograph
Image size
17 1/2" height X 27 1/2" width
Paper size
21 1/2" height X 31 1/2" width
Date of creation
1864
Condition
Very good, some yellowish discoloration in upper, lower and left margins. Print has been de-acidified and stabilized by a professional paper conservator.
Provenance
Consigned by an Arizona resident who likes trains. MS
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About The American Express Train

This wonderful large folio image of the hand-colored two-stone lithograph representing one of Fanny Palmer's best known images created for Currier and Ives has to tickle the fancy of any American train afficiando! This expression of Americana subject matter heralds the iron horse in all its glory in New York state.

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About Currier & Ives
"Currier & Ives was a New York publishing firm that produced and sold thousands of impressions of more than 7,000 different lithographic prints during the latter half of the nineteenth century. One of the most prolific printmaking concerns of its time, the firm originated with Nathaniel Currier (1813-1888) whose shop issued its first lithographs in 1835. . . In 1852 Nathaniel Currier was joined by his brother-in-law, James Merritt Ives (1824-1895). The firm operated until 1907." Currier & Ives A Catalogue Raisonne Volume 1 page xxi "A large number of artists were invited to illustrate various scenes and images. Certain artists were more favored by the owners of the firm: Louis Maruer, Frances Flora Bond Palmer, Charles Parsons and Thomas Worth. Each of these were known for specific types of subjects: Maurer for his rendering of trotting horses, Palmer for her still lifes and rural views, Parsons for his depicts of sailing vessels and steamships and Worth for his expressive comic scenes." Currier & Ives A Catalogue Raisonne Volume 1 page xxiv
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