DOI Heft:
Vol. 4, No. 1 (February, 1914)
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.49981#0153
Old Boston Landmarks
A Series of Reproductions in Color and in Monotone of Early
Nineteenth Century Pictures of Beacon Hill and Other Boston
Landmarks, Interesting and Decorative for Homes, Public and
Private Libraries, Schools, Architects’ Offices, Artists’ Studios,
and Wherever Else Fine Art Reproductions Are Appreciated.
.BRIMSTONE CORNER
From an old painting by Philip Harry, about 1843. This shows
Tremont Street, from Park Street Church, looking South. The
famous Paddock elms are seen behindthe Commonfence; the
walk under thein a gazetteer of 1846 calls “one of the most
delightful promenades in the world. ” At the right are the Steps
and doorwayof Park Street Church, erected in 1809 from designs
by Peter Banner, an English architect, and still, in practically
unchanged condition, a Boston landmark.
Siz.es 10 x 12 and 16 x 20. Prices $2.50 to $15.00.
Illustrated brochure sent on request.
CURTIS & CAMERON BOSTON
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A Series of Reproductions in Color and in Monotone of Early
Nineteenth Century Pictures of Beacon Hill and Other Boston
Landmarks, Interesting and Decorative for Homes, Public and
Private Libraries, Schools, Architects’ Offices, Artists’ Studios,
and Wherever Else Fine Art Reproductions Are Appreciated.
.BRIMSTONE CORNER
From an old painting by Philip Harry, about 1843. This shows
Tremont Street, from Park Street Church, looking South. The
famous Paddock elms are seen behindthe Commonfence; the
walk under thein a gazetteer of 1846 calls “one of the most
delightful promenades in the world. ” At the right are the Steps
and doorwayof Park Street Church, erected in 1809 from designs
by Peter Banner, an English architect, and still, in practically
unchanged condition, a Boston landmark.
Siz.es 10 x 12 and 16 x 20. Prices $2.50 to $15.00.
Illustrated brochure sent on request.
CURTIS & CAMERON BOSTON
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