Maine’s Lithographic Landscapes: Town and City Views, 1830-1870 Glassware planted by a troubled

planted by a troubled

poetry and experimental Haiku-like verse written by William C

and it also largely determined the location of the first Spanish Pueblo and ultimately the city itself

Fits 8" x 10" Bowdoin diploma

Maine’s Lithographic Landscapes: Town and City Views, 1830-1870 Glassware planted by a troubledBy Earle G. Shettleworth Jr. Celebrating the bicentennial of Maines statehood, Maines Lithographic Landscapes: Town and City Views, 1830 1870 explores Maines antebellum art and architecture, and the role lithography played in promoting the state and its early artistic and economic aspirations. It assembles the remarkable panoramic prints created for burgeoning ports and industrial centers from Bangor to Saco Biddeford. Rare images, they celebrate the