Collection search - James Gray collection [graphic material]

Prints of Montreal from St. Helen Island; Falls of Montmorenci from the East Bank; Quebec from Point Levi; York from Gibraltar Point; Horseshoe Fall of the Falls of Niagara from the Upper Bank of the British Shore; A View of Brockville from Umbrella Island; and Kingston from Fort Henery [sic]. Works drawn by J[ames] Gray, aquatinted by J. Gleadah and J. Ryall, published Dec. 1, 1828 by Willet & Blandford, Bouverie Street, London. Works dedicated to Sir Peregrine Maitland..
The actual set was originally published as eight prints. This set lacks the General View of the Falls of Niagara, but the Coverdale set includes such a view. The NA is the only public collection which owns all eight prints in the set..

Works have been given inventory numbers from II- to II-7, and photographed as C-2041 to C-2047. .

F. St. George Spendlove, The Face of Early Canada (Toronto:Ryerson Press, 1958), pp. 41-42