Andrew Melrose (1836-1901) American, "Castle Garden, New York" Chromolithograph. This early 20th Century print, based on the original image made in 1887, depicts a Romantic, Realist, panoramic landscape illustrating a bustling scene at New York City's Castle Garden in the Battery, featuring figures strolling along a verdant harbor front as various sailing vessels and steamships navigate the water toward the distant Statue of Liberty. Signature lower left. Title lower right. Framed and under glass. 

Condition: Small foxing across the sky, tears in the paper along edges throughout. 

Overall Size: 30 1/2 x 44 in. 

Sight Size: 21 1/2 x 35 1/2 in. 

Andrew W. Melrose (1836-1901) was a 19th Century landscape painter known for his romantic and panoramic depictions of the American countryside. Born in Scotland in 1836, he immigrated to the United States around 1856 and eventually settled in New Jersey, where he developed a successful career painting scenes of the Hudson River Valley, New York Harbor, the Appalachian Mountains, and other natural landscapes. Melrose exhibited regularly at the National Academy of Design and became admired for his luminous skies, atmospheric perspective, and detailed portrayals of nature influenced by the Hudson River School tradition. His work often combined realism with dramatic scenic effects, reflecting both technical skill and a deep appreciation for the American landscape. He died in 1901, leaving works that remain in museum and private collections across the United States.

Small foxing across the sky, tears in the paper along edges throughout. 

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