Frederick DeBourg Richards Etching In Brown Ink. Home Where Gen Mercer Died.

Frederick DeBourg Richards Etching In Brown Ink. Home Where Gen Mercer Died.

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Frederick DeBourg Richards Etching In Brown Ink. Home Where Gen Mercer Died.
  • Frederick DeBourg Richards Etching In Brown Ink. Home Where Gen Mercer Died.
  • Frederick DeBourg Richards Etching In Brown Ink. Home Where Gen Mercer Died.
  • Frederick DeBourg Richards Etching In Brown Ink. Home Where Gen Mercer Died.
  • Frederick DeBourg Richards Etching In Brown Ink. Home Where Gen Mercer Died.
  • Frederick DeBourg Richards Etching In Brown Ink. Home Where Gen Mercer Died.
  • Frederick DeBourg Richards Etching In Brown Ink. Home Where Gen Mercer Died.
  • Frederick DeBourg Richards Etching In Brown Ink. Home Where Gen Mercer Died.
  • Frederick DeBourg Richards Etching In Brown Ink. Home Where Gen Mercer Died.
  • Frederick DeBourg Richards Etching In Brown Ink. Home Where Gen Mercer Died.
  • Frederick DeBourg Richards Etching In Brown Ink. Home Where Gen Mercer Died.
  • Frederick DeBourg Richards Etching In Brown Ink. Home Where Gen Mercer Died.
  • Frederick DeBourg Richards Etching In Brown Ink. Home Where Gen Mercer Died.
  • Frederick DeBourg Richards Etching In Brown Ink. Home Where Gen Mercer Died.
  • Frederick DeBourg Richards Etching In Brown Ink. Home Where Gen Mercer Died.
  • Frederick DeBourg Richards Etching In Brown Ink. Home Where Gen Mercer Died.
  • Frederick DeBourg Richards Etching In Brown Ink. Home Where Gen Mercer Died.
Frederick DeBourg Richards Etching In Brown Ink. Home Where Gen Mercer Died.

Frederick DeBourg Richards Etching In Brown Ink. Home Where Gen Mercer Died.

$460.00

Home where General Mercer died after Battle of Princeton.

Etching in brown ink on paper

Artist: Frederick DeBourg Richards

C. 1881

4 1/2 x 3 7/8 inches


This etching is lightly attached to a sheet of paper. Penciled in an unknown hand, “Home in which Gen Mercer died after Battle of Princeton NJ”

It is then signed F DeB Richards. However we do not know if this sentence and signature is in Richards own hand.


Richards worked as a landscape painter in New York City, New York in 1844-1845. In 1848 Richards moved to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and became a daguerreotypist. During the 1850s, Richards made landscape views of Pennsylvania.