Brooklyn Heights, that is, circa 1820. That sandy shoreline is kind of the 19th century version of the Esplanade along the East River.
This painting, by American artist William Guy Wall, is part of the Edward W.C. Arnold Collection of New York prints, maps, and pictures at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Tags: Brooklyn 1820s, Brooklyn Esplanade, Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn Promenade, early Brooklyn paintings, early New York in paintings, Edward W.C. Arnold Collection, William Guy Wall
August 18, 2009 at 8:13 am |
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