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The Majestic and Graceful Giraffes, or Cameleopards, with some Rare Animals of the Gazelle Species, Edward Williams Clay American, Lithograph
The Majestic and Graceful Giraffes, or Cameleopards, with some Rare Animals of the Gazelle Species
Edward Williams Clay
Publisher Henry R. Robinson
1838
The Government House, New York, Charles Currier American, Lithograph, printed in color with tint stone and hand-coloring in green watercolor; third state
The Government House, New York
Multiple artists/makers
1850–65
Mose, Lize & Little Mose Going to California, Henry R. Robinson American, Hand-colored lithograph
Mose, Lize & Little Mose Going to California
Artist and publisher Henry R. Robinson
Subject Relates to Frank Chanfrau
ca. 1849
Seventh Ward Beggars, Henry R. Robinson American, Lithograph, hand colored
Seventh Ward Beggars
Artist and publisher Henry R. Robinson
Subject Andrew Jackson
Subject Reuben Miles Whitney
1839
All on Hobbies, Gee Up, Gee Ho!, Edward Williams Clay American, Lithograph, hand-colored
All on Hobbies, Gee Up, Gee Ho!
Multiple artists/makers
1838
A Galvanized Corpse, Henry R. Robinson American, Lithograph, hand-colored
A Galvanized Corpse
Publisher Printed and published by Henry R. Robinson
Sitter Francis Preston Blair Jr.
Sitter Possibly represents Amos Kendall
1836
The Alphabetical Drawing Book, and Pictorial Natural History of Quadrupeds
Publisher Wiley & Putnam
Printer Henry R. Robinson
1847
Manual of the Corporation of the City of New York for the Year 1848
Multiple artists/makers
1848
Manual of the Corporation of the City of New York for the Year 1850
Multiple artists/makers
1850
The Rigging House, 120 William Street, New York
Lithographer Lithographed and published by Henry R. Robinson
1846
Fountain in City Hall Park, New York
Lithographer Henry R. Robinson
After John A. Rolph
1843
Peytona and Fashion's Great Match, 1845
Lithographer Charles Sverin
Publisher Henry R. Robinson
1845
The Times, July 4, 1837
Edward Williams Clay
Publisher Henry R. Robinson
July 1837
The Government House, New York
Lithographer Lithographed and published by Henry R. Robinson
After Charles Cotton Milbourne
ca. 1847
The Funeral of Old Tammany. This mournful ceremony took place in the City of New York on the 10th day of November, 1836...
Publisher Henry R. Robinson
Subject James Gulick
1836
Burning of the Bowery Theatre, on the evening of the 25th April, 1845
Artist and publisher Henry R. Robinson
1845
Burning of the American Theater, Bowery, between Two & Three o'clock on Sunday Morning, February 18th, 1838, the Third Conflagration
Publisher Henry R. Robinson
1838
Manual of the Corporation of the City of New York for the Year 1848
Multiple artists/makers
1848
New Amsterdam now New York, As it Appeared about the Year 1640 while under the Dutch Government
Publisher Printed and published by Henry R. Robinson
After Justus Danckerts
1836–42
The Government House, New York
After Charles Cotton Milbourne
Lithographer After William H. Ellis
Publisher Henry R. Robinson
ca. 1847–60
Return of the Prodigal Son
Lithographer Attributed to Napoleon Sarony
Publisher Printed and published by Henry R. Robinson
1840
The Government House, New York
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1850–65
The Death of Old Tammany and His Wife Loco Foco
Edward Williams Clay
Publisher Henry R. Robinson
1837
Trinity Church, New York, Founded in 1698, rebuilt in 1818
Lithographer Henry R. Robinson
After J. or T. Peters
1835–49
The British Steamer Sirius, the first English Steam Packet which arrived - America, April 22, 1838, from London; sent out by the Directors of the British and American Steam Navigation co. of London, sondigned to Wadsworth and Smith
Edward Williams Clay
Publisher Henry R. Robinson

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