A George III pine door surround. Designed by Robert Adam for Adelphi Terrace (No. 19 Adam Street). Ca. 1768–1772. Maps of the West Indies New York: Peck & Snyder

New York: Peck & Snyder

Spanish law prohibited anyone from entering any of its vast North American territories without the prior consent of the government

Carwitham's view is apparently one of the "lost engravings" associated with an unpublished history of North America by William Byrd II

and before the white man’s expansion had taken their lands

A George III pine door surround. Designed by Robert Adam for Adelphi Terrace (No. 19 Adam Street). Ca. 1768–1772. Maps of the West Indies New York: Peck & SnyderA George III pine door surround. Designed by Robert Adam for Adelphi Terrace (No. 19 Adam Street). Ca. 17681772. Installed on the landing of the third floor. Surround: 12 x 56. The architect Adam Brothers (John, Robert and James) were leading proponents of neoclassicism in Britain, based especially on the Grand Tours of the eldest brother, John (17211792) and the middle brother, Robert (17281792). Indeed, Robert was Architect of the Kings Works (the