John Caspar Wild American artist (1804-1846)

Wild, John C. 1804-1846

Title	Sources
Bloomington, Iowa
The bunch of grapes
Cincinnati From Behind Newport Barracks
Destruction by fire of Pennsylvania Hall, the new building of the Abolition Society, on the night of the 17th May
John Caspar Wild : painter and printmaker of nineteenth-century urban America
The last request
The little Scotch Les petits Ecossais
The New-York Hist. Soc.'s dict'y of artists ... 1957:
North East Corner of Fourth and Walnut
On the Upper Mississippi, 1840-46, 1951?:
Painting and sculpture in Minnesota ... 1976:
Sergeant Andrew Wallace, served 29 years 8 mo. in the service of the Utd. States, and is still alive 103 years of age
[Six vignettes contrasting social classes]
Third and Vine Northside
The three sweet-hearts
The valley of the Mississippi illustrated in a series of views. Ed. by Lewis Foulk Thomas.
View of Cincinnati From Covington
Views & panorama of Philadelphia
West From Vine
Wild, Western painter ... 1951:

Published by Fenderich & Wild Lithographers No. 215 Callowhill Street ; Published by Tas. Cotrel No. 97 Fulton Street ‎(3)
Missouri Historical Society Press : Distributed by University of Missouri Press ‎(3)
Fenderich & Wild's Lith: Press, No. 215 Callowhill Street ‎(3)
Published by J.T. Bowen, 94 Walnut Street, and sold by George and Cately, 95 Chesnut Street ‎(2)
Published by Fenderich & Wild Callowhill Street ; Chez Ritter et Goupil, bard., Montmartre, No. 12 ‎(2)
J.T. Bowen's Lithographic and Print Coloring Establishment ‎(2)
J. Garnier ‎(2)
J.B. Chevalier ‎(2)
Childs & Inman ‎(2)
Published by J. C. Wild & J. B. Chevalier [prospectus for the fifth number] ‎(1)