Appears in exhibition catalog as entry no. 36 (Sale info: TO BE AUCTIONED).
"Four wood scenes of the primitive forest, already engraved for Mr. Harvey's great work, 'American Scenery.'" [P. 6; unlike the same pictures represented in an earlier edition of this catalogue as serials 05080036 through 05080039, in this case the pictures were subsumed into a single entry given in the in the catalogue as: "Spring - burning trees, in a girdled clearing - western scene. Summer - a road accident, thornville, Ohio, through an opening of the forest. Autumn - crossing the ford, gigantic sycamores, Owl Creek, Ohio. Winter - impeded travellers in a pine forest, canada"]
No. 20. 1847. December 15. The American Art-Union: Plan of the Institution, List of its Officers, and Catalogue of Paintings, and other Works of Art, to be seen gratis at their rooms, 497 Broadway, New-York. Snowdon and Prall, Printers, 60 Vesey St., N.Y.