First installation of honorary members in the New York State Society of the Cincinnati. Chancellor Robert R Livingston receiving the eagle from the President, General Steuben, at the City Tavern, New York City, 4th July, 1786 [engraving]
1935
P&E L2007D27 [framed]
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Title
First installation of honorary members in the New York State Society of the Cincinnati. Chancellor Robert R Livingston receiving the eagle from the President, General Steuben, at the City Tavern, New York City, 4th July, 1786 [engraving]
Published
[New York? New York State Society of the Cincinnati] 1935
Description
1 print ; matted 29 x 34 cm. ; framed 43 x 48 cm.
Call Number
P&E L2007D27 [framed]
Note
Signed: G.L.N.
Illustration of the meeting of the New York Society in the main dining room of the City Tavern in 1786. General Steuben stands on a rostrum to the right with other officers, and is presenting the eagle to Robert Livingston, who stands on the steps near the center. The secretary stands at a table in front of the rostrum. The members stand in the background and a drum a bugle corp appear in the musicians balcony to the left.
With the legend of the heads of the members shown, keyed to the names of the main participants in the event.
Limited, numbered printing.
This engraving was presented by the New York Society to members of the General Society at the Triennial Meeting of 1935.
This copy (no. 180/275): gift of Rieman Stewart on behalf of the Maryland Society in June 1962; Museum no. 943.
Library also has unframed copies (P&E L2006D3f [mod]).
Digitized image available.
Illustration of the meeting of the New York Society in the main dining room of the City Tavern in 1786. General Steuben stands on a rostrum to the right with other officers, and is presenting the eagle to Robert Livingston, who stands on the steps near the center. The secretary stands at a table in front of the rostrum. The members stand in the background and a drum a bugle corp appear in the musicians balcony to the left.
With the legend of the heads of the members shown, keyed to the names of the main participants in the event.
Limited, numbered printing.
This engraving was presented by the New York Society to members of the General Society at the Triennial Meeting of 1935.
This copy (no. 180/275): gift of Rieman Stewart on behalf of the Maryland Society in June 1962; Museum no. 943.
Library also has unframed copies (P&E L2006D3f [mod]).
Digitized image available.
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