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The Second Day's Race For The America's Cup--The Run Down The Wind
Julian Oliver Davidson was a talented marine artist who, between 1873 and 1885, contributed many illustrations of the America's cup races and other yachting events to Harper's Weekly. For years the America's cup races were held off Sandy Hook.
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Squidding for Blue-Fish At Asbury Park
An illustrator and artist-correspondent for Harper's Weekly between 1861 and 1884, Theodore Russell Davis was best known for his illustrations of the Far West. A few years after he drew this scene, Davis retired and spent the last ten years of his…
The Beach At Long Branch
Long Branch New Jersey was a source of inspiration for artist Winslow Homer. This wood engraving was the first of five studies Homer was to make of this popular resort.
Steamboat Landing at South Amboy, New Jersey
Matted print depicting the Steamboat Landing at South Amboy, New Jersey. Artist, date, and method not identified.
Corner of Warren and Greene Streets, and Pennington Road, Trenton, New Jersey
Matted print depicting the corner of Warren and Greene Streets, and Pennington Road, Trenton, New Jersey. Artist, date, and method not identified.