Richmond College After Richard Rummell, c.1913 — Hand-Colored Print Italy and early plantation-era geography—making them

and early plantation-era geography—making them highly desirable to collectors of colonial America and West Indies material

25 x 50" vertical pair

while the surrounding landscape is rendered in impressionistic layers that glow with natural light

McGehee’s work is celebrated for capturing the character and heritage of Mid-Atlantic cities

Features New Castle County that lies north and east of White Clay Creek and west of Red Clay Creek

Richmond College After Richard Rummell, c.1913 — Hand-Colored Print Italy and early plantation-era geography—making themA finely detailed engraving of Richmond College (Richmond, Virginia), created from the original plate after Richard Rummell, one of the most celebrated American architectural illustrators of the early 20th century. Originally issued circa 1913, this impression is printed on heavy woven (wove) paper and finished with delicate hand coloring, bringing warmth and dimension to the architectural composition. Rummells work is highly regarded for its precise