Panorama of New York and Vicinity 1866

This 1866 lithograph by John Bachmann, titled "Panorama of New York and Vicinity," is a detailed depiction of New York City from a bird's-eye perspective. The print showcases the city's urban landscape, with its grid-like street system, towering buildings, and bustling waterfront. The East River and the Hudson River are prominently featured, with numerous ships navigating their waters. The artist's meticulous attention to detail reveals the city's rapid growth and transformation during the mid-19th century. This panoramic view provides a valuable historical record of New York's development and captures the dynamism of the city's urban fabric.