The Total Eclipse of the Sun by Etienne Leopold Trouvelot, 1882 Size:24x30in (60x75cm) The race ground at Doncaster

The race ground at Doncaster

It highlights the intricate network of islands

The harbor is laid out with north at the top

Colton's maps were among the most reliable and sought-after of their time

Historical significance or context: Provides a glimpse into the urban life of New York City and Brooklyn in the 19th century

The Total Eclipse of the Sun by Etienne Leopold Trouvelot, 1882 Size:24x30in (60x75cm) The race ground at DoncasterIntroducing "The Total Eclipse of the Sun," a magnificent depiction by Etienne Leopold Trouvelot, renowned as the "Audubon of the Sky." Originally published in 1882, this stunning antique colour lithograph captures a total solar eclipse as observed by Trouvelot in the Wyoming Territory during the summer of 1878. This work forms part of Trouvelot's esteemed "Astronomical Drawings" set, published by Charles Scribner's Sons. We are thrilled to offer an