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Currier and Ives

Partnership of US printmakers Nathaniel Currier (1813–1888) and J Merritt Ives (1824–1895). They produced many series of hand-coloured lithographs in New York. Topical events, racing, hunting, yachting, Mississippi steamboats, American Indians, and so on provided the subjects. They are a rich mine of social history.

Currier was a lithographer who produced his first topical print 1835 and took Ives as his partner 1850. The prints carried their joint imprint after 1857. A number of specialists were employed in the execution of the work.



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Second, her book reproduces a number of stunning visual representations of apocalyptic imagery, such as Frederic Edwin Church's painting Cotopaxi (1862) and the Currier and Ives print The Handwriting on the Wall, or The Modern Belshazzer (1862).
 
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