"Up the Hill" by James David Smillie, (Amer., 1833-1909) Featured Here the bustling human prescence

Here the bustling human prescence along the storefronts and seawall emphasize the dizzying height of the buildings which newly distinguished America's most modern of cities

conveying the effects of light

The number 40 is written in pencil possibly in Hornby's hand in the lower right margin corner

The recipient of a Fulbright grant to work in Florence from 1958-9

California

"Up the Hill" by James David Smillie, (Amer., 1833-1909) Featured Here the bustling human prescenceEtching, 1879, ed. unknown, as published in The American Art Review, pub. by D. Appleton, 8 3 8 x 6 1 2, signed, dated & numbered No. 10 in the plate, on a cream chine colle with a thick warm white laid paper support sheet.