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Oct 21, 2017 - Oct 23, 2017
American, ca 1826. A rare engraved first edition map entitled Map Of The Western Reserve Including the Fire Lands In Ohio, on wove paper with watercolor decoration. Engraved by William Savery of Pittsburgh, and published by William Sumner of Nelson, Portage County, Ohio in September 1826. Mounted on linen and surrounded by watercolor embellishments, including floral sprigs, a shepherdess, a portrait titled Queen Elizabeth, a basket of strawberries, an interior scene with six women identified as Peace, Plenty, Justice, Liberty, Religion and Hope, and a woman seated in a landscape with buildings, a body of water, and ship in the background. With original hangers; 34.75 x 27 in.
The Thomas Winthrop Streeter Collection of Americana, Vol. 3, entries 1364 and 1371.
Ohio Is My Dwelling Place: Schoolgirl Embroideries 1800-1850, page 204.
Provenance: Ex William Samaha Property from the Collection of Dr. M. Donald Hayes. To Be Sold Without Reserve
Original varnish. Several small tears to edges, more significantly to lower left and right. Scattered splits and some small losses to vignette areas.
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