[Williamsburg, Virginia, ca. 1740], Landscape view print
Summary
Print shows two rows of buildings, numbered 1-6, at Williamsburg, Virginia, and plant specimens, insects, and two views of Natives, numbered 7-16, and four tools, numbered a-d, used by the Natives.
Inscribed in pencil at bottom: Print from the original copper plate formerly in the possession of the Bodleian Library - now in Williamsburg. May have been the work of John Bartram, the colonial botanist.
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Tags
buildings
virginia
williamsburg
insects
plants
indians of north america
williamsburg va
etchings
american indians
1740
prints
18th century
colonial period
america
popular graphic arts
john bartram
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library of congress
Date
1600 - 1700
Contributors
Bartram, John, 1699-1777.
Location
Williamsburg
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37.27070, -76.70745
Source
Library of Congress
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