William Henry Bartlett (1809-1854), View from Fort Putnam, West Point, 20 by 24 inches, oil/canvas

James Renwick Brevoort (1832-1918), View of the Catskills from the Hudson River, 18 by 30 inches, oil/canvas

Attributed to J. G. Clonney (1812-1867), Hudson River Sloop near Peekskill, NY, 15 by 26 inches, oil/canvas, MFA Boston

James Goodwyn Clonney (1812-1867), Fishing Party near New Rochelle, 1847, 25 by 36 inches, col. Thyessen Bornemisma, Spain

Jasper Cropsey (1826-1900), View from Hastings of the Hudson River, 1895, 14 by 26 inches, oil/canvas, col. Newington-Cropsey Foundation

William M. Davis (1829-1920), An Inlet on Long Island Sound, 10 by 15 inches, oil/canvas

Francoise DeBloise (1829-1913), Pelham Manor 1874, 13 by 19 inches, oil/canvas, signed and title lower left.

Francoise Debloise (1829-1913), Shore of Long Island Sound, 20 by 36 inches, oil/canvas

Victor De Grailly (French, 19th C.), Anthony's Nose as seen from old Dunderberg Mountain Road, 21 by 25 inches, oil/canvas

Private Collection

John Henry Dolph (1835-1903), Haying near New Rochelle, NY, 30 by 48 inches, Private Collection, Mount Kisco, MY

Blanch Dolmach (20th C.), Scarborough Station, Hudson Line, 30 by 40 inches, oil/canvas

Blanch Dolmach (20th C.), The Mothball Fleet off of Dunderberg, late 1960's, 30 by 40 inches, oil/canvas

Thomas Charles Farrer (1839-1891), Tappan Zee on the Hudson, 5 by 14-1/2 inches, wc/paper

William Hart (1829-1894), Autumn in Mount Vernon, NY, 10 by 12 inches, oil/canvas. Hart retired to Mt. Vernon in the 1880's.

Richard William Hubbard (1816-1888), Scene on the Hudson River near Ossining, 14 by 24 inches, oil/canvas, col: ULC, NY

Edward Gay (1837-1920), View of Long Island Sound near Pelham Manor, 24 by 36 inches, oil/canvas, titled verso

Edward Gay (1837-1920), View of Long Island Sound from Glen Island, New Rochelle, 24 by 36 inches, oil/canvas

Edward Gay (1837-1920), Hudson River Scene with the Catskills in the Distance, 25 by 30 inches, oil/canvas

Sanford Robinson Gifford (1823-1880), View of Hook Mountain from Croton Point, 1866, 8 by 19 inches, oil/canvas, col. Yale University

George Harvey (1800-1878), Scene near Chappaqua, 7 by 11 inches, wc/paper. Harvey designed Sunnyside, Washington Irvings home.

David Johnson (1827-1908), View of the Hudson River from the Palisades, 1871, 11 by 15 inches, oil/canvas

Exhibited at the National Academy of Design, New York, NY, 1871

David Johnson (1827-1908), Scene on the Hutchinson River, Mount Vernon, 1876, 18 by 26 inches, oil/canvas, col. Newington Cropsey Founbdation

William Ruckarby Miller (1818-1893), Scene near Pierre Lorillard's Mill, Bronx River, 1851, 14 by 22 inches, wc/paper

Formerly a part of Westchester, now the New York Botannical Gardens.

William Rickarby Miller (1818-1893), Carls Mill on the Pocantico River, Sleepy Hollow, NY, 34 by 50 inches, oil/canvas

Charles Herbert Moore (1840-1930), Morning over New York, 1861, 12 by 30 inches, oil/canvas

Edward W. Nichols (1819-1871), View from Indian Point looking towards Anthony's Nose and Bear Mountain, 12 by 20 inches, oil/canvas

Private Collection, Warwick, NY

Don Nice, Tappan Zee Lighthouse, 1985, wc/paper

Don Nice, Haverstraw Bay 1985, wc/paper

Don Nice, Palisades I, 1985, wc/paper

Don Nice, Palisades II, 1985, wc/paper

Hal Robinson (1875-1933), Flower Delivery, Christmas Eve, Bronxville, 30 by 40 inches, oil/canvas

Hal Robinson (1875-1933), The Bronxville Trolley, 10 by 8 inches, oil/canvas

Eugene Francis Savage (1883-1978), Revenge of the Manikin with the Hudson in the Distance, 1942, 30 by 40 inches, oil/canvas, Private Collection, CT

Eugene Francis Savage (1883-1978), High Tor in Spring, 1947, 24 by 30 inches, oil/canvas/plywood, Private Collection, CT

Cordray Simmons (1888-1970), Washington Irving's home, Sunnyside, 24 by 30 inches, oil/panel

Jesse Talbot (1806-1879), Pastoral Scene near the Croton River, 10 by 14 inches, oil/canvas

Alfred Wordsworth Thompson (1840-1896), Passing the Outpost, 24 by 36 inches, oil/canvas, col ULC, NY

The British occupied Manhattan and just north of that until Evacuation Day, Nov. 1783, causing it to be "No-mans land."