William Henry Wallace

American, 1838-1929

William Henry Wallace was born in Brooklyn, New York, and was a writer, landscape painter and etcher, who made hundreds of topographical drawings in watercolor from the 1850s-80s, and etched about 80 plates from his drawings. He was a life member of the Brooklyn Arts and Sciences, represented in museums, including the New York Historical Society which has eighty-nine of his works.

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Andre’s prison.

Andre’s prison. (1890)

William Henry Wallace (American, 1838-1929)

Front of the Joshua Hett Smith House at Haverstraw New York.

Front of the Joshua Hett Smith House at Haverstraw New York. (1890)

William Henry Wallace (American, 1838-1929)

Old Post Office, New York.

Old Post Office, New York. (1883)

William Henry Wallace (American, 1838-1929)

Seventy Six Stone House, rear.

Seventy Six Stone House, rear. (1890)

William Henry Wallace (American, 1838-1929)

Side view of Joshua Hett Smith House at Haverstraw New York

Side view of Joshua Hett Smith House at Haverstraw New York (1883)

William Henry Wallace (American, 1838-1929)

The Bevrley Robinson House Garrisons Hudson River.

The Bevrley Robinson House Garrisons Hudson River. (1883)

William Henry Wallace (American, 1838-1929)

The De Wint House at Tappan, New York.

The De Wint House at Tappan, New York. (1890)

William Henry Wallace (American, 1838-1929)

The Seventy Six Stone House at Tappan.

The Seventy Six Stone House at Tappan. (1890)

William Henry Wallace (American, 1838-1929)

The Washington room in De Wint House at Tappan, N.Y.

The Washington room in De Wint House at Tappan, N.Y. (1890)

William Henry Wallace (American, 1838-1929)

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