Parsons, Charles, 1821-1910
Charles Parsons
Parsons, Charles (American illustrator, printmaker, and lithographer, 1821-1910)
VIAF ID: 19035173 (Personal)
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Brooklyn, NY
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Hampshire
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Parsons, Charles R.
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1844-1920
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Works
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America on stone, 1976: |
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Birds-eye view of the camp of the army of occupation, commanded by Genl. Taylor, near Corpus Christi, Texas, (from the North) Oct. 1845 |
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Central Park, Winter – The Skating Pond |
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Charles Parsons and his domain: an exhibition of nineteenth century American illustration |
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City of New York |
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Clipper ship "Red Jacket": In the ice off Cape Horn, on her passage from Australia, to Liverpool, August 1854 |
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The great ocean yacht race - between the Henrietta, Fleetwing & Vesta |
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Hudson River Portfolio: Looking South from Battery Knox, West Point |
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The Rail road suspension bridge near Niagara Falls |
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Sacramento city, Ca. from the foot of J. Street, showing I., J., & K. Sts. with the Sierra Nevada in the distance |
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[Society of Cincinnati membership certificate] |
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United States iron-clad screw ram "Dunderberg"--Designed and constructed by Wm. H. Webb |
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Valley towards Saltillo, from near the base of "Palace Hill," at Monterey [sic] (looking to the S. West) |
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View of the U.S. mail steamship company's premises, Aspinwall, N[ueva] G[ranada] |
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Views and viewmakers of urban America, 1984: |
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Wason Manufacturing Company of Springfield, Mass. - railway car builders, car wheels and general railway, work |
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The yacht "Henrietta" 205 tons: modelled by Mr. Wm. Tooker, N.Y. built by Mr. Henry Steers, Greenpoint, L.I. |
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