View of the David Hosack Estate at Hyde Park, New York, from Western Bank of the Hudson River (from Hosack Album) 1829 - 1832

Thomas Kelah Wharton's "View of the David Hosack Estate at Hyde Park, New York, from Western Bank of the Hudson River" (1829-1832) is a detailed pencil drawing showcasing the picturesque Hudson River Valley landscape. The composition, from a high vantage point, captures the estate's grandeur nestled amidst rolling hills and dense foliage. Sailboats gracefully navigate the river in the foreground, while a distant view of the Hosack mansion anchors the scene. This meticulous portrayal of the estate's beauty was likely created for the Hosack Album, documenting the estate's architectural features and surrounding natural splendor.