Low Water in the Mississippi, pub. by Currier and Ives, 1867

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"Low Water in the Mississippi" is a notable lithograph published by the American printmaking firm Currier and Ives in 1867. The work was created by Frances Flora Bond Palmer, commonly known as Fanny Palmer, who was one of the most prolific and respected artists for Currier and Ives. Palmer was a trailblazer in the field of lithography, being one of the few female artists of her time to gain recognition in the male-dominated industry.

The lithograph depicts a scene along the Mississippi River during a period of low water, capturing the challenges and activities associated with the river's fluctuating water levels. It is a testament to Palmer's keen eye for detail and her ability to portray the American landscape with accuracy and aesthetic appeal. The work reflects the importance of the Mississippi River to the United States' economy and transportation during the 19th century, highlighting the river's role in trade and the movement of goods.

"Low Water in the Mississippi" is characterized by its fine artistic quality and historical significance, offering insight into the era's environmental conditions and the impact on river navigation and commerce. The lithograph is an example of Palmer's skill in translating the American experience into visual form, making it a valuable piece for both art historians and those interested in the history of the American landscape.

As an artist working for Currier and Ives, Palmer contributed to the firm's reputation for producing hand-colored lithographs that were both accessible to the general public and held in high esteem by collectors. Her works, including "Low Water in the Mississippi," were widely distributed and celebrated for their vivid portrayal of American life, from bustling city scenes to serene rural landscapes. This particular piece remains an important part of Palmer's oeuvre and Currier and Ives' legacy in American printmaking.

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