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John L. Boqueta de Woiseri, A View of New Orleans taken from the plantation of Marigny, November 1803, aquatint with etching and watercolor, 14 1/2 x 24 3/4 in. (36.8 x 62.9 cm). The Historic New Orleans Collection, acc. no. 1958.42.

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Author	Boqueta de Woiseri, John L. (printmaker)
Image title	New Orleans port scene looking up the Mississippi River across Marigny and the Vieux CarrT. The Marigny plantation garden and sawmill are shown with stacked lumber in foreground, and people walking along the streets as well as animals grazing; many ships
Copyright holder	Physical rights are retained by The Historic New Orleans Collection. Copyright is retained in accordance with U. S. copyright laws.
File change date and time	10:54, October 2, 2012
Date and time of digitizing	10:32, October 2, 2012
Software used	SilverFast 6.6.2r5
Date metadata was last modified	21:53, January 12, 2014
Unique ID of original document	7C3BAA5596045CD3199208CD3188A0E6
Credit/Provider	The Historic New Orleans Collection
Source	1958.42
Keywords	270487 Accessions Aquatint with etching and watercolor catalog m_1958.42.tif m_Curatorial online online catalog Visions of a City
Short title	A View of New Orleans taken from the plantation of Marigny
JPEG file comment	New Orleans port scene looking up the Mississippi River across Marigny and the Vieux CarrT. The Marigny plantation garden and sawmill are shown with stacked lumber in foreground, and people walking along the streets as well as animals grazing; many ships