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Barracks at Fort Pitt (from Cropsey Album), John Mackie Falconer American, Watercolor and graphite on smooth-surfaced white wove paper, American
Barracks at Fort Pitt (from Cropsey Album)
John Mackie Falconer
Lake Scene with Trees (from Cropsey Album), John Mackie Falconer American, Pen and brown ink on white wove paper, American
Lake Scene with Trees (from Cropsey Album)
John Mackie Falconer
1854
Montmorency Falls, Canada, John Mackie Falconer American, Watercolor, gouache, and graphite on light brown wove paper, American
Montmorency Falls, Canada
John Mackie Falconer
1850
Plaque, John Mackie Falconer American, White earthenware, American
Plaque
Decorator John Mackie Falconer
James Carr
Manufacturer Manufactured by New York City Pottery
1878
Catalogues of the New York Etching Club Exhibition at the National Academy of Design, New York
Multiple artists/makers
1882–85
Demolition (North Dutch Church)
John Mackie Falconer
1879
Near the Dry Dock, New York
John Mackie Falconer
1870–79
Fourth Avenue, Brooklyn, Long Island
John Mackie Falconer
1880
Children Playing outside Country House
John Mackie Falconer
Publisher New York Etching Club
1881
Washing Morning "Down South"
John Mackie Falconer
1882
From the Shore, Brooklyn, Long Island
John Mackie Falconer
1882–83
The North Dutch Church, Corner of Fulton and William Streets, New York
John Mackie Falconer
1875

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