Description:

4 Framed Prints, Sugar Industry, the largest titled 'An Old Louisiana Sugar Plantation Drawn by John Durkin' at bottom and marked 'Supplement to Harper's Weekly , August 13, 1887,', another titled 'The Sugar Industry of Louisiana Drawn by J.O.Davidson' and one 'The Sugar Industry in Louisiana No. 2 Drawn by J.O. Davidson,' all with multiple vignettes, the last in color with only one scene and titled 'The Sugar Harvest in Louisiana Drawn by A. R. Waud' and signed in plate, with S. Morris Gallery labels on backs, all matted and framed. Frame size of largest: 22 1/4 in. x 28 in.

Measurements: Height: by sight of largest, 14 3/4 in. x 20 1/2 in. x Width: 28 in.

Condition:

Fair condition, toning, creasing and foxing throughout, some minor stains, not viewed out of frames, some toning around edge of largest possibly from mounting, light wear to frames.

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