HENRY BILLVIEW "San Francisco" Philadelphia, 1850 published by Duval. Lithograph printed in black, blue, yellow. Sheet size: 10 x 15 inches An idealized view of San Francisco from a high point on the south side. Published by the author of "Sights in the Gold Region&c." this, the earliest state is the scarcest version. The exaggerated topography was copied by other publications and so the steep hills became firmly associated with the city's identity. Not listed in Peters, "California on Stone" , Baird and Evans, "Historic Lithographs of San Francisco", 18a. $3,200 Framed PRESIDENT LINCOLN "The First Reading of the Emancipation Proclomation Before the Cabinet" Alexander Hay Ritchie first engraving after Francis B. Carpenter Published by Derby and Miller, New York. 1864 $1,800 Framed   THE GRAND CANYON AT THE FOOT OF THE TOROWEAP - LOOKING EAST William H. Holmes from the Tertiary History of the Grand Canyon District. by Clarence Dutton Surveyed, 1881. Published in 1882. Chromolithograph printed in tan, terra cotta,brown Published by Julius Bien A beautiful example of topographic drawing by an important western survey artist. The Tertiary History of the Grand Canyon District has been called "The most beautiful book by any of the government surveys." Wonderful chromolithographs of an important and well loved American landmark. Tyler. "Prints of the West" p.106 $4,800 Framed   SHOOTOUT WITH THE MARSHALL Frederic Remington Collier's Weekly Limited edition offset Lithograph 1905-08 Remington's earliest works in print show one way a young American artist might get started in the late 19th century.As a young man trained at Yale, and traveling in the west, he made a sketch of some cowboys on a piece of wrapping paper, and sent it to Harper's Weekly. Harper's published his first sketch in 1882, only the beginning of his career with many popular publications on the subject of the American west. $550 Shown is only a small selection of the prints we have to offer. Please stop by the gallery or call to inquire about other items we may have in inventory.     Tam O'Neill Fine Arts 311 Detroit St. Denver, CO 80206 For More Information call 1-(800)-4-AUDUBON - 1-(800)-428-3826