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The Hudson-Fulton celebration. Catalogue of an exhibition held in the Metropolitan museum of art commemorative of the tercentenary of the discovery of the Hudson River by Henry Hudson in the year 1609, and the centenary of the first use of steam in the navigation of said river by Robert Fulton in the year 1807 ... New York, September to November, MCMIX (1909)

Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, N.Y.), Valentiner, Wilhelm Reinhold, 1880-1958, Kent, Henry Watson, 1866-1948, Levy, Florence Nightingale, 1870-1947 · [New York] · leaf 100

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lish by chairs brought from Holland in the reign of Williamand Mary, and suggested to the Dutch by models fromother countries. Such a chair is seen in No. 123, withcabriole legs having a double curve from the seat to thefloor—a curve which of itself may easily have been a de-velopment of the pair… … INTRODUCTION is entirely free from them. In this chair, unlike all wehave seen hitherto, the top is rounded, the line being con-tinued down the back legs to the floor; the back support isa wide, thin splat, and the rounded seat has shells on theshoulders of the leg curve. With such a chair as this…

Hudson-Fulton celebration (1909) · Painting, Dutch · Art objects

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