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Colored poster of the East River suspension bridge with steamboats in the harbor and three inset city views below.

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The wonderful East-River suspension bridge connecting the great cities of New York and Brooklyn, Haasis & Lubrecht (1883), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored lithographic poster presents the East River suspension bridge linking New York and Brooklyn, with its tall masonry towers and steel cables spanning the water. Steamboats, sailing vessels and a crowded ferry fill the harbor in the foreground, while three inset views show an elevated railroad station on Sixth Avenue, the obelisk in Central Park and Union Square. Published by Haasis & Lubrecht in 1883, the print combines engineering description with scenes of New York points of interest.