Results for "Endicott & Swett" - The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The Irving Dinner at the City Hotel, New York, May 30, 1832

Multiple artists/makers

1832

Baptizing Scene Near the White Fort, Hudson River, New York

Endicott & Swett

James Van Valkenburgh

1834

Collegiate Protestant Reformed Dutch Church, History of the Church and Biographical Sketches of its Ministers

Endicott & Swett

H. Mason

1833

Baptizing Scene Near the White Fort, Hudson River, New York

Endicott & Swett

James Van Valkenburgh

1834

Grand Fantastical Parade, New-York, December 2, 1833, David Claypoole Johnston American, Hand-colored lithograph — Grand Fantastical Parade, New-York, December 2, 1833
David Claypoole Johnston
Endicott & Swett
1833

Broadside, Joseph Meeks & Sons American, Hand-colored lithograph — Broadside
Joseph Meeks & Sons
Endicott & Swett
1833

Fair of the American Institute (Eighth Annual Exhibition) held at Niblo's Garden, New York

Moses Swett

George Endicott, New York

1835

Mary, Queen of Scots, George Endicott American, Mezzotint — Mary, Queen of Scots
George Endicott
Mary, Queen of Scots
1834

Printing-House Square, New York, Endicott & Co. American, Colored lithograph — Printing-House Square, New York
Endicott & Co.
Baker & Godwin
1866

Wm. L. McDonald, Manufacturers of Carriage Harness & Co. Repository, No. 26 Beekman & 18 Spruce Street, New York, Endicott & Co. American, Lithograph — Wm. L. McDonald, Manufacturers of Carriage Harness & Co. Repository, No. 26 Beekman & 18 Spruce Street, New York
Endicott & Co.
1852–86

South Interior View of the New York Post Office, Located by Authority of the Hon. Charles A. Wickliffe, Post Master General, and Arranged by John Lorimer Graham, Esq., Postmaster, Feb. 17, 1845

Multiple artists/makers

1845

Front View of the New York Post Office, Located by Authority of the Hon. Charles A. Wickliffe, Post Master General, and Arranged by John Lorimer Graham, Esq., Postmaster, Feb. 1st, 1845

Endicott & Co.

Martin Euclid Thompson

1845

Dr. Rich's Institute For Physical Education, No. 159 Crosby, near Bleeker Street, New York – Established for the Promotion of Health by Means of Systematic Physical Training – John B. Rich, M. D. Principal

William Endicott

ca. 1850

Allan Hay & Co. Soap and Candle Works, No. 39, 41 and 43 Fifth Avenue, New York

William Endicott

1849–51

Japan Dog, Property of Capt. McLooney, New York (from a book by Francis Butler (1810–1874))

Endicott & Co.

Thomas Coulson Carpendale

ca. 1860

French Poodle and English Terrier, Property of the Author (from a book by Francis Butler (1810–1874))

Endicott & Co.

Thomas Coulson Carpendale

ca. 1860

Juno, a Coach Dog, Property of the Author (from a book by Francis Butler (1810–1874))

Endicott & Co.

Thomas Coulson Carpendale

ca. 1860

Esquimaux Dog (from a book by Francis Butler (1810–1874))

Endicott & Co.

Thomas Coulson Carpendale

ca. 1860

Barmaid, a Celebrated Harrier, Property of Wm. Ackerman (from a book by Francis Butler (1810–1874))

Endicott & Co.

Thomas Coulson Carpendale

ca. 1860

St. Bernard, Newfoundland Slut (from a book by Francis Butler (1810–1874))

Endicott & Co.

Thomas Coulson Carpendale

ca. 1860

Grouse, A Celebrated Setter (from a book by Francis Butler (1810–1874))

Endicott & Co.

Thomas Coulson Carpendale

ca. 1860

Sport, A Cocker Spaniel (from a book by Francis Butler (1810–1874))

Endicott & Co.

Thomas Coulson Carpendale

ca. 1860

Fidele, a Blenheim Spaniel, Property of J. Fairbrother, Esq., C.E. (from a book by Francis Butler (1810–1874))

Endicott & Co.

Thomas Coulson Carpendale

ca. 1860

Snap, a Dandy Dinmont, Property of the Author (from a book by Francis Butler (1810–1874))

Endicott & Co.

Thomas Coulson Carpendale

ca. 1860

Charley, a King Charles Spaniel, Property of the Author (from a book by Francis Butler (1810–1874))

Endicott & Co.

Thomas Coulson Carpendale

ca. 1860

Neptune, a Newfoundland, Property of the Author (from a book by Francis Butler (1810–1874))

Endicott & Co.

Thomas Coulson Carpendale

ca. 1860

Water Spaniel (Slut), Property of the Author (from a book by Francis Butler (1810–1874))

Endicott & Co.

Thomas Coulson Carpendale

ca. 1860

Joe, a Celebrated Pointer, Property of F. A. Kindberg, Esq. (from a book by Francis Butler (1810–1874))

Endicott & Co.

Thomas Coulson Carpendale

ca. 1860

Dugeon, a Mastiff, the Bully of Berkeley Castle (from a book by Francis Butler (1810–1874))

Endicott & Co.

Thomas Coulson Carpendale

ca. 1860

Boxer, a Bull Dog, Property of Herr Wetzell, N.Y. (from a book by Francis Butler (1810–1874))

Endicott & Co.

Thomas Coulson Carpendale

ca. 1860

Jolly Boy, the Celebrated Fox Hound, the Property of the Artist (from a book by Francis Butler (1810–1874))

Endicott & Co.

Thomas Coulson Carpendale

ca. 1860

Swinger, a Beagle, Property of the Artist (from a book by Francis Butler (1810–1874))

Endicott & Co.

Thomas Coulson Carpendale

ca. 1860

English Greyhound (from a book by Francis Butler (1810–1874))

Endicott & Co.

Thomas Coulson Carpendale

ca. 1860

Lufra, a Scotch Deer Hound, Property of W. Johnson, Esq., C.E. (from a book by Francis Butler (1810–1874))

Endicott & Co.

Thomas Coulson Carpendale

ca. 1860

Guido, a Bloodhound, Property of T. C. Coulson, Esq., England (from a book by Francis Butler (1810–1874))

Endicott & Co.

Thomas Coulson Carpendale

ca. 1860

Bruno, a St. Bernard, Newfoundland, Property of the Author (from a book by Francis Butler (1810–1874))

Endicott & Co.

Thomas Coulson Carpendale

ca. 1860

Prattsville, Green Co. N. Y. 1850, The Residence of the Hon. Z. Pratt, A. M.

Endicott & Co.

1850

Printing House Square, New York in 1865

Endicott & Co.

Charles A. G. Swasey

1909

St. Denis Hotel, New York

Endicott & Co.

February 5, 1863

Excelsior Iron Works

Multiple artists/makers

ca. 1856–58

Harlem Bridge, Now Being Erected Across the Harlem River, at the Terminus of the Third Avenue, New York

Endicott & Co.

1864

John W. Quincy, 98 William Street, Corner of Platt Street, New York

Endicott & Co.

ca. 1858

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