[Watercolours from Picturesque United States of America, 1811, 1812, 1813, being a memoir on Paul Svinin, Russian diplomatic officer, artist, and author, containing copious excerpts from his account of his travels in America, with fifty-two reproductions of water colors in his own sketch-book.]
These reproductions of watercolours have been selected from a book by Pavel Svinin (1787-1839), a Russian diplomatic officer, artist and author. They depict scenes of life amongst free blacks in Philadelphia, where Svinin was stationed at the Russian consulate between 1811 and 1813.
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| Format: | Electronic Photo |
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[New York :
W. E. Rudge,
1930]
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| Series: | Slavery, abolition & social justice.
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