Joseph Yeager
Procession of Victuallers of Philadelphia on the 15th of March 1821 conducted under the direction of Mr. William White
Artist
Joseph Yeager American, c.1792–1859, active Philadelphia, 1800–1825
Artistafter
John Lewis KrimmelAmerican, born Germany, 1789–1821
PrinterPrinted by
Charles Woodward, Jr.American, active 19th century
PublisherPublished by
Joseph Yeager American, c.1792–1859, active Philadelphia, 1800–1825
CultureAmerican
Titles
- Procession of Victuallers of Philadelphia on the 15th of March 1821 conducted under the direction of Mr. William White
Datec. 1821–1822
Printed inPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
MediumAquatint, etching and watercolor on laid paper
DimensionsImage: 14 1/4 × 23 5/8 in. (36.2 × 60 cm)
Sheet: 18 1/4 × 24 3/8 in. (46.4 × 61.9 cm)
Sheet: 18 1/4 × 24 3/8 in. (46.4 × 61.9 cm)
Credit LineThe Bayou Bend Collection, museum purchase funded by Alfred C. Glassell, III in honor of his father, Alfred C. Glassell, Jr., at "One Great Night in November, 2007"
Object numberB.2007.6
Not on view
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Department
Bayou BendObject Type
Provenance[The Philadelphia Print Shop, Philadelphia]; purchased by MFAH, 2007.
Inscriptions, Signatures and Marks
Recto: Inscribed in printed ink, below plate, left: Drawn by J.L. Krimmel.
Recto: Inscribed in printed ink, below plate, center: This view is taken from M. Carey & Sons Book Store S.E. corner of 4th and Chestnut Strs.
Recto: Inscribed in printed ink, below plate, right: Engraved by J.Yeager.
Recto: Inscribed in printed ink, below plate, center: PROCESSION OF VICTUALLERS / OF PHILADELPHIA, ON THE 15TH OF MARCH 1821. CONDUCTED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. WILLIAM WHITE.
Recto: Inscribed in printed ink, below plate, center: The occasion that gave rise to this SPLENDID PROCESSION, was conveying the meat of the stock of exhibition Cattle to Market, which for number: quality, bounty and variety, has never been slaughtered at any one time in this, or probably in any other country. 100 carts were / required to convey them to market, and the whole was sold within twenty four hours, there were 42 head of oxen weighing 53024 lbs. the suet and fat 15221 lbs. 1 Calf, 20 Hogs, 19 Sheep, 7 Kids, 5 cub Bears, and 2 Fawns, making a total of 36731 lbs. / The praise worthy excertions of our respectable citizens (whose names are subjoined) in the improvement of cattle fed the following number, with their weight. Lewis Clapier Esq.r 16 of the Gough breed, 21662 lbs. and 8 of the common drove cattle, 9209 lbs. M.r William White. 4 oxen, / 4451 ibs. 7 Kids. 5 cub Bears, and 2 Fawns. George Sheaff Esq.r 4, 4721 ibs. Peter Wager Esq.r 4 4496 lbs. Major Pissant. 1 ox 1550 lbs. and 1 Calf 552 lbs M.r P. Lowry, 1 Stear, 1977 lbs. M.r H. Boraff 2, 2044 lbs M.r S. Painter 2,2362 lbs. 1 Sheep by W.m Bradley, 8, by A. Clements & 10 S. West.
Recto: Inscribed in printed ink, below plate, center bottom edge: Philadelphia Published and sold by Joseph Yeager No. 37 Chestnut Street. / Printed by Charles Woodward Jr.
Recto: Inscribed in printed ink, below plate, center: This view is taken from M. Carey & Sons Book Store S.E. corner of 4th and Chestnut Strs.
Recto: Inscribed in printed ink, below plate, right: Engraved by J.Yeager.
Recto: Inscribed in printed ink, below plate, center: PROCESSION OF VICTUALLERS / OF PHILADELPHIA, ON THE 15TH OF MARCH 1821. CONDUCTED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. WILLIAM WHITE.
Recto: Inscribed in printed ink, below plate, center: The occasion that gave rise to this SPLENDID PROCESSION, was conveying the meat of the stock of exhibition Cattle to Market, which for number: quality, bounty and variety, has never been slaughtered at any one time in this, or probably in any other country. 100 carts were / required to convey them to market, and the whole was sold within twenty four hours, there were 42 head of oxen weighing 53024 lbs. the suet and fat 15221 lbs. 1 Calf, 20 Hogs, 19 Sheep, 7 Kids, 5 cub Bears, and 2 Fawns, making a total of 36731 lbs. / The praise worthy excertions of our respectable citizens (whose names are subjoined) in the improvement of cattle fed the following number, with their weight. Lewis Clapier Esq.r 16 of the Gough breed, 21662 lbs. and 8 of the common drove cattle, 9209 lbs. M.r William White. 4 oxen, / 4451 ibs. 7 Kids. 5 cub Bears, and 2 Fawns. George Sheaff Esq.r 4, 4721 ibs. Peter Wager Esq.r 4 4496 lbs. Major Pissant. 1 ox 1550 lbs. and 1 Calf 552 lbs M.r P. Lowry, 1 Stear, 1977 lbs. M.r H. Boraff 2, 2044 lbs M.r S. Painter 2,2362 lbs. 1 Sheep by W.m Bradley, 8, by A. Clements & 10 S. West.
Recto: Inscribed in printed ink, below plate, center bottom edge: Philadelphia Published and sold by Joseph Yeager No. 37 Chestnut Street. / Printed by Charles Woodward Jr.
Catalogue raisonnéDeak 331, Munsing 33, Naeve 105, Stauffer 3438
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