Warner, Joseph
Joseph Warner (fl. c. 1876 - c. 1908) was an American bird's-eye view artist and publisher active in the late 19th century. Warner appears to have worked with the prolific view artist Albert Ruger. Little is known of Warner's life and only three known views bear his imprint: Portland, Maine; Fenton, Michigan; and Zeeland, Michigan. Two of these were published by Joseph Stoner. He is further known to have worked as an agent for Ruger in the publication of Ruger's 1879 view of East Saginaw. Little else is known of his life or work.
Town of North Castle Westchester Co. N.Y.
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This scarce hand colored map is a lithographic engraving of North Castle, Westchester, New York. Map depicts the Westchester cities and town surrounding Armonk, North Castle, Banksville, and Kensico. The extraordinary detail of this map, down to individual ... (more details)
Celebrating the revival of Portland, Maine!
Bird's Eye View of the City of Portland Maine, 1876.
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An exceptional 1876 bird's-eye view map of Portland, Maine, by Joseph Warner - one of only three known views by Warner. It is considered to be the largest and best aerial view of Portland issued in the 19th century. (more details)