[LITTLE CHARLEY'S VISIT: WHAT HE SAW IN CENTRAL PARK]. A SUPERB CHROMOLITHOGRAPH DEPICTING LITTLE CHARLEY RIDING IN A GOAT DRAWN CARRIAGE IN NEW YORK CITY'S CENTRAL PARK.

(Anonymous).

Published by [New York: R. Shugg & Co. Publishers, circa [1872]. [1872]., 1872

About this Item

- sc A superb 10 inch high by 8-3/4 inch wide chromolithograph from "Little Charley's Visit: What He Saw in Central Park", depicting the young boy Charley seated next to a young girl in a red carriage drawn by goats. A handsomely attired black man, in top hat and long black coat stands next to the goats near the head of the carriage, with a whip loosely held in his hands. The childrens' mother stands at the left of the image, her white gloved hand raised as if addressing the children. A small tear and stab marks along the right margin do not affect the image. This lovely print is handsomely mounted, with glue along the edges of the verso, into a handsome brick red mat. This print is from an exceedingly rare book. It was probably from the series "The Juvenile Classics from the Rutherford Park Press". Seller Inventory # 29883

Bibliographic Details

Title: [LITTLE CHARLEY'S VISIT: WHAT HE SAW IN ...

Publisher: [New York: R. Shugg & Co. Publishers, circa [1872]. [1872].

Publication Date: 1872

Condition: Very good