Bird's Eye View Of Hoboken By John Bachmann

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About John Bachmann

Few nineteenth-century artists shaped how Americans pictured their own cities quite like this Swiss-born lithographer, who arrived in New York around 1849 and effectively invented the modern bird's-eye urban view. Working from elevated vantage points he often had to imagine, Bachmann produced sweeping panoramas of New York, Hoboken, New Orleans, and Washington that combined topographical accuracy with a draftsman's flair for atmosphere - rivers curving toward the horizon, harbors stippled with sail. His prints, issued largely between the 1850s and 1860s, remain the clearest window we have into pre-Civil War American cities. For anyone drawn to maps, urban history, or the texture of a vanished skyline, they reward long looking.