Vignette VIII. Cut-Off River (Branch of the Wabash), Bodmer's America, c.1836-43 (copperplate engraving on paper)

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Vignette VIII. Cut-Off River (Branch of the Wabash), Bodmer's America, c.1836-43 (copperplate engraving on paper)

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Bodmer, Karl (1809-93) / Swiss

Location

Alecto Historical Editions, London, UK

Medium

Copper plate engraving on paper

Date

c. 1836 AD - c. 1843 AD (C19th AD)

Shooting Date

2020

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53x41 cms

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From the beginning of his travels in North America, Maximilian had planned to stop at New Harmony, Indiana, to visit its naturalist-in-residence, Charles-Alexandre Lesueur, and the distinguished scientist, Thomas Say, who had accompanied Major Stephen Long to the Rocky Mountains in 1819-21. The stay at New Harmony proved longer than intended, due mainly to the prince's ill health and his need to rest and regain his strength.

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