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Pencil sketch of a distant city waterfront with spires and ships, a rowboat in the foreground, and handwritten labels.

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New York from Fort Wood LCCN2011645494, John Rubens Smith (1814), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A pencil drawing on pale paper shows a distant waterfront city skyline across open water, with church spires, masts and sailing vessels along the shore. A rowboat with figures sits in the foreground, and handwritten labels identify parts of the view. The sheet is titled New York from Fort Wood and dates from 1814, attributed to John Rubens Smith.

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