#107 lithography of 19th Broadway Panoramic by Stanley" 39.75"W

Broadway, New-York. Shewing Each Building from the Hygeian Depot Corner of Canal Street to beyond Niblo's Garden This exceptional panoramic lithograph captures a vibrant snapshot of 19th-century Manhattan commerce and street life. Originally published in 1836 by Joseph Stanley and Co., the print was meticulously drawn and etched by T. Hornor and aquatinted by J. Hill, showcasing remarkable architectural and social detail. The composition reveals storefronts, signage, and horse-drawn vehicles that document the era's bustling commercial district. Each building along this celebrated stretch of Broadway is rendered with precision, making this a treasured historical document for collectors and historians alike. Framed and ready to display. The frame shows minor loss consistent with age; overall condition is good. Dimensions: 32"H × 39.75"W × 1.5"D. A rare window into early American urban life and a significant piece of New York City's visual heritage.