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Princeton, New Jersey: Morven Museum & Garden, 2012. 75 pages; 119 color illustrations. From the Collection of Joseph J. Felcone, collector and bibliographer. "Meticulously documented catalogue" offering a comprehensive pictorial picture of the Garden State over a 150-year period. Paintings, prints, drawings, lettersheets, and ephemera. Graphic historical documents of dozens New Jerey localities. The Floating Church a favorite. Clean and bright throughout, binding as new. . First Edition. Pictorial Wrappers (softcover). Fine. 11" x 8". Exhibition Catalogue.

Princeton, NJ: Morven Museum and Garden, 2012. Wraps. Fine. Oversized in color illustrated stiff self-wrappers. Fine. 75 pp. with index. Illustrated with 119 reproductions in fuil color of paintings, prints, drawings, lettersheets, and ephemera that represent a comprehensive pictprial progression of the Garden State over a 150-year period. Issued to accompany the exhibition at the Morven Museum from September 2012 to January 2013.

Princeton: Morven Museum & Garden, 2012. paper wrappers. New Jersey. 4to. paper wrappers. 75 pages. Exhibition catalogue. Designed by Jerry Kelly. A fine copy. Fully illustrated in color. Wrappers. New. The most comprehensive illustrated catalogue to date of pre-1900 views of New Jersey. One hundred and nineteen paintings, drawings, and separately issued prints of New Jersey, each of which is illustrated in color and described in considerable detail. Included are eighteenth-century English aquatints and engravings, early nineteenth-century watercolors, mid-nineteenth-century lithographs by Currier & Ives and others, and late nineteenth-century birdseye views, all depicting identifiable New Jersey scenes. From Sussex County to Cape May County and from the Atlantic Ocean to the Delaware River, the catalogue includes views from every county in New Jersey. An exhaustive index concludes the text and makes the catalogue one of the most important reference sources for the pre-1900 iconography of New… Read More