Other Natural History
€ 180
One of a kind: this is the sheet in the photographs. Ships from Langweer, the Netherlands.
Hand-colored 19th-century lithograph in very good condition, vibrant colors, slight foxing, and minor age discoloration, suitable for framing and preservation.
Description : This finely detailed hand-colored lithograph depicts the New Government House in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Designed by A. Leasy and lithographed by Day & Haghe, the image captures the elegance of the building in its natural surroundings, with the serene Saint John River visible in the background. The expansive lawn and the stately architecture of the house reflect the prominence and significance of the structure as a symbol of governance and order in 19th-century New Brunswick.
What makes this print interesting:
1. Historical value: This print captures a key governmental structure during its early days, reflecting the colonial architecture and societal priorities of the time.
2. Artistic craftsmanship: The hand-coloring and lithographic detailing bring depth and life to the scene, showcasing exceptional skill.
3. Regional significance: As an image of Fredericton's iconic landmark, it serves as a testament to the city’s historical and cultural development.
This lithograph is an important piece for collectors of Canadian history, architecture, or 19th-century prints.
Condition:
Fine condition with vibrant colors, intact margins, minor toning and foxing typical of age; a well-preserved piece perfect for framing and display.
