This is a photograph of a decorative plate. The plate displays an ornate design with a central inscription surrounded by intricate borders with floral and architectural elements. The central text reads "UTICA, A VILLAGE IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK THIRTY YEARS SINCE A WILDERNESS NOW (1840) INFERIOR TO NONE IN THE WESTERN SECTION OF THE STATE IN POPULATION, WEALTH, COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE, ACTIVE INDUSTRY, AND CIVIL IMPROVEMENT." The border of the plate features a repeated motif of flowers and scrollwork, interspersed with depictions of buildings and possibly landscape imagery. The image is in grayscale, and the plate itself is a mix of intricate patterns and symmetrically arranged elements.
Artwork Details
- Date
- c. 1936
- Medium
- black and white photograph
- Dimensions
- 4180 × 3407 px
- Public Domain
- Yes
- Museum Record
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