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Florida Flyer
Florida Flyer
Courtesy of the Harn Museum of Art, Photography by Foad Seyed Mohammadi

Florida Flyer

Artist William Wulffaest
Date1935
MediumPen on paper
Dimensions12 1/2 × 9 in. (31.8 × 22.9 cm)
ClassificationsDrawings
Credit LineThe Florida Art Collection, Gift of Samuel H. and Roberta T. Vickers
Object number2020.18.615
Collections
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The Osceola riverboat sails on the Oklawaha River. Several figures are visible standing at the rails and sitting on the stairs of the steamer. The riverbanks are heavily vegetated with trees and shrubbery.
A Trip on the Oklawaha
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A two-storied building lines a long avenue. An open carriage drawn by horses passes beneath a series of arches topped by the word "Welcome." Throngs of onlookers greet General Grant in the carriage, waving flags and hats.
A Night in Key West
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A diagonal view of a road lined with houses. The buildings are in disrepair, destroyed by a recent earthquake. Several figures sit and stand in the street and assess the damage. A goat and horse are also depicted.
After the Earthquake
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Small boats with canvas sunshades and uniformed soldiers approaching larger ship. The steamship "Admiral" dominates the harbor. General Grant stands at the top of the staircase of the steamship. The silhouettes of several boats are visible in the background.
Arrival in Havana
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General and Mrs. Grant in open carriage drawn by horses in city square. Large crowds are gathered for the festival. Palm trees, monumental sculpture, and architecture are seen in the background.
The Havana Carnival
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Figures gathered in an outdoor space, used as a temporary graveyard for victims of the earthquake. A white tent is visible at the right, and the cathedral is depicted in the background.
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A covered carriage with a couple is pulled by three horses and a male figure in a hat and holding a whip. They travel through rough terrain, dotted with palm trees, cacti, and rocks.
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