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(Holland) Meldrum, David SBiblio.com

Holland and the Hollanders

Day, F Holland, attrBiblio.com

Day- Keats Interest F. Holland Day 19th Century Mounted Leaf of Mulberry Tree and Leaves from Keats' Grave: Original Specimens

189068061890. One 8 x 11 inch sheet. Offered here is an unusual scrapbook specimen likely assembled by F. Holland Day coming together with Day collection relating to John Keats: two leaf specimens mounted with captions in ink script: 1 â€œLeaf of the Mulberry Tree Wentworth Place Hampsteadâ€ and 2 â€œLeaves from the grave of Keats.â€ In 1818 after the tragic loss of his younger brother to tuberculosis Keats moved into what was then called Wentworth Place in Hampstead London with his friend Charles Brown the tree is still there for visitors to see. The Mulberry tree believed to date from the 17th century was situated just outside the window from where Keats wrote in the grounds of Keats House which he alluded to in a July 1818 letter to his friend John Hamilton Reynolds. He stayed there for 17 months before leaving for Italy where he died in Rome aged twenty-five on February 23rd 1821 and is buried at the Cemitero AcattolicoÃ³the a Protestant Cemetery in Rome. One of the three examples is not present apparently another leaf from Keatsâ€™ grave has been lost and interestingly the glue used bears some of the veins of the leaf. â€œA fascinating and colorful figure and an extraordinary artist F. Holland Day was a bibliophile publisher and photographer. He assembled one of the largest collections in the world of materials relating to the life and work of John Keats and in 1894 traveled to England to dedicate the first ever memorial to the poet. The audience for the dedication ceremony included Oscar Wilde Aubrey Beardsley George Moore and William Butler Yeats. But it is for his photography that Day is best known. His stunningly original brilliantly executed and sometimes controversial photographic images of blacks children and allegorical subjects brought him fame. During the significant 1895-1905 period in photographic history his fame rivaled that of Alfred Stieglitz.â€ from Library of Congress. unknown

Nudelman Rare Books · États-Unis250,00 $US≈ 211,52 €

George Holland; Henry R Robinson; C CurrierBiblio.com

A view of the Federal Hall of the City of New York as appeared in the year 1797 Print

18982111020014H.R. Robinson 1898. Art Prints & Posters. Very Good. Mounted lithograph in wooden frame under glass. Framed Dimensions: 22 5/8 x 27 inches. Image dimensions: 16 x 20 1/2 inches. Important note: Date is just an estimate not examined out of glass could be 1865. <br> "In this Lower Manhattan street scene as it looked in the late eighteenth century Federal Hall with its cupola topped by a weathervane appears at the upper end of Broad Street which was lined with adjoining colonial houses built in the Dutch and English periods. Originally erected before the American Revolutionary War this stately building had been re-designed in a neo-classical style by Pierre Charles L'Enfant for the occasion of George Washington's inauguration as the first President of the United States on 30 April 1789 which took place on its iron grillwork balcony. In this view the steeple of St. Paul's is visible above the rooftops at left; and the tip of the cupola of the First Presbyterian Church peeks over the gable of a tall house. Only three people are depicted: a man pushing a cart at lower left a man on the sidewalk in the left middleground and a third man on the steps of Federal Hall. This popular print after a 1797 watercolor by John Joseph Holland was made by Charles Currier. His older brother Nathaniel Currier established a successful New York-based lithography firm in 1835 which produced thousands of prints in various sizes that together create a vivid panorama of mid-to-late nineteenth century American life and its history." - Metropolitan Museum of Art 68.724.51. The 1847 printed was Exhibited in "Creating the United States" at the Library of Congress Washington D.C. 2008-2009. Refs: LOC 91481734. Isaac Newton Phelps Stokes The Iconography of Manhattan Island 1498-1909 compiled from original sources. 1915 vol. I pl. 67. Harry T. Peters Currier & Ives Printmakers to the American People. 2 vols. Garden City NY 1931 cat. no. 4043. Gale Research Company Bernard F. Reilly Jr. Currier & Ives A Catalogue Raisonne: A comprehensive catalogue of the lithographs of Nathaniel Currier James Merritt Ives and Charles Currier including ephemera associated with the firm 1834-1907. 1984 cat. no. 6926. Citing earlier editions. H.R. Robinson [?] unknown

SequiturBooks · États-Unis196,00 $US≈ 165,84 €