William Keith. Belvedere Cove and Mount Tam. 1867. graphite while Utah remained a U

while Utah remained a U

were lithographed by the Kuchel and Dresel company in San Francisco

the Pacific Railroad Surveys were instrumental in shaping westward expansion

also underscores the era’s competition for maritime supremacy and territorial influence

turned away from the seas and toward the interior

William Keith. Belvedere Cove and Mount Tam. 1867. graphite while Utah remained a UWILLIAM KEITH (1838 1911) Belvedere Cove and Mount Tam Circa 1867 Watercolor on paper Signed lower left Sheet Size 19 x 22; Framed Size: 31 x 27. 5 This exquisite watercolor on paper depicts Belvedere Cove and Mount Tamalpais (Mt. Tam) from the perspective of Angel Island, just north of San Franciscos Golden Gate Bridge. The small island seen in the background is Corinthian Island, which today is now connected to the mainland. Created by the renowned