William Faden (British, 1749-1836) and John Hill A Plan of the Surprise of Stoney Point, by a Detachment of the American Army… Flower Gouache over black chalk

Gouache over black chalk

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artists began to respond to the need for a distinctive form of American painting and answer such critics as the Reverend Sydney Smith

Indeed Roessler was accused of stealing the Shumard survey data for private use in his own real estate and mining ventures

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William Faden (British, 1749-1836) and John Hill A Plan of the Surprise of Stoney Point, by a Detachment of the American Army… Flower Gouache over black chalkWilliam Faden (British, 1749 1836) and John Hill A Plan of the Surprise of Stoney Point, by a Detachment of the American Army From Atlas of the Battles of the American Revolution Published: W. Faden, London, 1784 Engraving with original hand coloring Paper size: 21 7 8 x 30 3 8"; Plate Mark: 19 3 4 x 27 5 8"