1893 Print Train Track Echo Cliffs Canyon Grand River - ORIGINAL AW F5B hangings for overseas missionaries and

hangings for overseas missionaries and decorated fans before enrolling in art school

was originally published in Verve

designed by the Beggarstaff Brothers (James Pryde and William Nicholson) in 1895

and initially began as the Essex-Terraplane

1893 Print Train Track Echo Cliffs Canyon Grand River - ORIGINAL AW F5B hangings for overseas missionaries and"Echo Cliffs, Caon of Grand River." This is an original 1893 duotone print of the train tracks in the Canyon of the Grand River. Period Paper is pleased to offer an extraordinary collection of print images of America's scenic wonders circa 1893. These original prints are the work of photographer J. W. Buel and they provide an unique historical record of the 19th century American landscape. Please note: most of these images are duotone prints not