1854 Alfred Jacob Miller: The Peaceful Valley (Antelope Hunt) Chromolithograph. Lithography by Max Rosenthal after Miller's original work.

1854 Chromolithograph after a painting by Alfred Jacob Miller: The Peaceful Valley (Antelope Hunt). Extremely Rare. Only two published works contain lithographs after Alfred Jacob Miller, who is considered one of of the three great Western painters. Miller was commissioned by Captain William Drummond (Later, Sir William Drummond) to take part in an 1837 expedition to document trade with Native Americans (The Snake Tribe/Shoshone). As a result, Miller's drawings and paintings were some of the earliest to document the Rocky Mountains and it native peoples and tribes. The Chromolithograph, drawn on stone by Max Rosenthal, represents emerging "Western" art in America. Size: Approx 6.5 inches x 9.75 inches (ENTIRE PAGE). IMAGE AREA: APPROX 5 X 8 INCHES Condition: A wonderful piece of history that exhibits some signs of age and handling: Some spots and smudges in margin, as well as a discolored area at lower left and lower right due to laid-in slip of paper. Returns: Any item may be returned for a refund. Please contact us within 14 days of receipt of your item if you feel an error has been made. We do not deal in reproductions. All of our prints and maps are original and authentic. inv7a17