University of Maine Engraving, After Richard Rummell, c.1913 — Hand-Colored Print Wove Paper, Large South An inset map at upper

An inset map at upper left details the Carolina coastline

and wood frame

William Curtis began publishing the acclaimed *Botanical Magazine: Plants of the Royal Gardens* at Lovell Reeve in London in 1856

upon a Plan Entirely New (Plate VIII)

Set of 4 original chromolithographs from Cassell's Poultry Book (1890)

University of Maine Engraving, After Richard Rummell, c.1913 — Hand-Colored Print Wove Paper, Large South An inset map at upperA finely detailed engraving of the University of Maine, Orono, Maine, on Marsh Island between the Stillwater and Penobscot rivers, 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