Robert Salmon. The Ship Liverpool in the Mercey, seen from Wallasey. 1810. Texasbird and the Adams-Onís Treaty of

and the Adams-Onís Treaty of 1819 (formally titled the Treaty of Amity

as agreed in Pinckney’s Treaty

The map highlights various empires and kingdoms

It serves not only as a historical artifact but also as a testament to the importance of transportation in shaping modern America

Robert Salmon. The Ship Liverpool in the Mercey, seen from Wallasey. 1810. Texasbird and the Adams-Onís Treaty ofRobert Salmon (Scottish American, 1775 1848) The Ship Liverpool in the Mercey, seen from Wallasey Oil on canvas 1810 Signed with initials and dated lower right: RS 1810 31 x 42 canvas, 37 x 47 framed Auction history: Phillips London, 19th Century British and European Paintings sale, 3 April 2001, Lot 26, sold for $40,149 Christies New York, Maritime sale, 3 February 2005, lot 199, sold for $132,000 Like a number of both Salmon's British and American