Picturesque New York twelve photogravures from monotypes by C.F.W Mielatz. (No. 9), Jumel mansion - Mielatz 1901. LCCN2017651519
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Picturesque New York twelve photogravures from monotypes by C.F.W Mielatz. (No. 9), Jumel mansion - Mielatz 1901. LCCN2017651519, Charles Frederick William Mielatz (1908), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
Picturesque New York twelve photogravures from monotypes by C.F.W Mielatz. (No. 9), Jumel mansion - Mielatz 1901. LCCN2017651519, Charles Frederick William Mielatz (1908), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.comPicturesque New York twelve photogravures from monotypes by C.F.W Mielatz. (No. 9), Jumel mansion - Mielatz 1901. LCCN2017651519, Charles Frederick William Mielatz (1908), Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsab-66388847">artnap.com</a>
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A monochrome drawing of a columned mansion set in a landscape, with a woman in a long dark dress leaning on a wooden fence beside a small carriage. Two children, one in a red dress, play on the grass in the foreground. This print from Charles Frederick William Mielatz's Picturesque New York series is dated 1908 and shows the Jumel mansion.
