The City of Detroit From Canada Shore

Hand Coloring.

"The City of Detroit From Canada Shore" was actually created by artist and lithographer John Bornell in 1837, not Warren. There are no records of a Warren creating a version of this print in 1872.

Bornell's print depicts a panoramic view of Detroit, Michigan as seen from across the Detroit River in Canada. The print shows the city's harbor and waterfront, with ships and steamboats navigating the river, and the buildings of the city in detail, including churches, warehouses, and homes. The print provides insight into the city's growth and development during the early 19th century and is considered an important historical document.

Bornell's original print was later reproduced by several other artists and publishers, but none of these versions were created by a Warren in 1872.

Artist: John Bornell NOT A. C. Warren
Sculptor/Engraver R Hinshelwood
Date: 1872
Publisher: Cassell Petter & Gulpin
Origin: London
Dimensions: 9 1/2 x 12"
Provenance: Hill House
Subject: American Scenery

Condition Report: Fine

Subject References: 208F American Scenery Landscapes History Scenes 19th century