Alden, Albert (sold)
Albert Alden (1812 - 1883) was a Massachusetts based American printer and engraver. Alden learnt the art of engraving and typesetting with the Fulton County Republican of Johnstown, New York. He published the Barre Gazette in Barre, Massachusetts, and was presumable responsible for its many engravings. Cartographically speaking his corpus is limited but he did issue a very attractive pictorial wall map of the United States in 1845.
The Life and Age of Man: Stages of Man’s Life, from the Cradle to the Grave, wherein all Christians May Behold their Frail Nature, and the Miseries that Attend a Sinful Life, Set Forth in an Alphabetical Poem
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An uncommon c. 1835 moralistic broadside attributed to Albert Alden featuring an allegorical illustration of the stages of a man's life from 5 to 100. Standing astride a brick pyramid, this broadside lithographic engraving illustrates a man's life in 10 stages: 5, ... (more details)
A allegorical illustration of the stages of a woman's life.
The Life and Age of Woman. Stages of a Woman's life from infancy to the brink of the Grave.
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An uncommon c. 1835 moralistic broadside attributed to Albert Alden featuring an allegorical illustration of the stages of a woman's life from 1 to 80. Standing astride a brick pyramid, this broadside engraving illustrates a woman's life in 7 stages: 1, 12, 18, ... (more details)