Butlers Canal, Dutch Gap LCCN2004660648 by Alfred Waud

Pencil sketch of two banks flanking a narrow canal, labeled Butlers Canal, Dutch Gap, by Alfred Waud, 1864.

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Butlers Canal, Dutch Gap LCCN2004660648, Alfred Waud (1864), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A pencil sketch on paper shows two earthen banks flanking a narrow waterway, with a low horizon and sparse marks suggesting vegetation and rough ground. The handwritten inscription reads "Butlers Canal - Dutch Gap" with a note to turn over, and the work is attributed to Alfred Waud, dated 1864.

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Date

1864

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Wikimedia Commons

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Public domain

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Cityscapes, Drawings & Sketches