Yosemite Valley, California
Rest After A Day’s Hunt – The Hunting Party
Westward The Star Of Empire Takes Its Way, Near Council Bluffs, Iowa
Berkshire Hills, Massachusetts
Mills And Dales Of New England
View From New Jersey Looking Towards Downtown New York
A Farm Along The River
A Highland Dawn, Pass Of Glencoe, Scotland
A Shepherd’s Lament
Mount Shasta, California
Lake George
March Of Civilization, St. Louis
Sioux Tribe On the Platte River
A View Of New York From Castle Point, Hoboken
Near Harper’s Ferry
Crossing The Stream
Palisades Of The Hudson
New York Harbor And Battery
Early Morning On The Ashley River
View Of Washington, DC
Traveling Through Mount Mansfield
AMERICAN GALLERY - 19th Century 
I have a Andrew Melrose, Yosemite Valley at least 75 years old if not more, I cant see the date on the print, there is the signature,title. I would like to know what is the value. It is in the original frame.
Tks
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i bought at auction a gellman print by melrose crossing the stream papers in side frame are toronto star summer edition from northern ontario 1904 the print has a family driven by oxen crossing to a cottage i would like to know it,s value please i cannot seem to locate this item
thanks mike
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Greeting Mike, Did you find out the worth of Melrose-“crossing in the stream”. My family left me a Lito N0# 602.
Can you offer me any information, value, size 16×20″, etc about This? Or better who knows about his work?
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After the death of my wife’s father in 2007 we found an old landscape oil painting in his basement that included the artist’s signature as “Melrose”. While researching A. Melrose on the internet I was surprised to see a “nearly” identical painting on your site. It is a version of “Mills and Dales of New England”. Our painting measures 22″ x 36″ and retains the original inner gilt frame with the 1886 patented stretchers, so I believe it is original (the outer frame section is missing). Our painting is nearly identical to the painting on your site but close inspection shows slight variations in the water lilly’s in the foreground – so ours is definitely a different version. Our question is what can you tell us about this painting including how many versions might there be? We recently discussed having it professionally cleaned (ours is very dirty) so we were interested in anything you can tell us about it – including the approximate value for insurance purposes. We don’t know much about the painting’s history but my wife’s family has connections to Massachusetts so it makes sense that it decended through her side of the family. We are intrigued.
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All I can say is that Andrew Melrose published several chromolitographs after his paintings (“Mills and Dales of New England” included).
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I belive I have the original painting by Andrew Melrose titled “The Mariposa Trail”. The overall size is approx. 5 feet by 8 feet. It is museum size. This painting is very old as is the frame that appears to be original. I know this painting came from a San Francisco mansion. There is no signature on the painting. I WOULD GUESS IT WAS PAINTED IN THE 1880’s. There is no question as to the age of this painting but how can I tell for sure Melrose is the painter?
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Ronald,
I would be very interested in seeing an image of your painting, and I may be able to identify the artist. If you can take a reasonably clear photo, email it to me at: eldongrupp@yahoo.com.
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May I use your jpeg of Andrew Melrose’s “View from New Jersey Looking Towards Downtown New York” on my website, “Art & Architecture of New Jersey”? I’ll use whatever credit line you prefer and also link to your website.
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Of course you can. Just quote the artist’s name.
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Thank you Suzay!
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I oen yhe melrose painting titled Mariposa Trail of the Yosemite Valley it’s 4ft by 7ft and spectacular.
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I am a descendant of Andrew Melrose. Do you have a photo of the painting? He did like to make them large, the family has very few small paintings but several large ones. Most of Andrew’s pieces were sold to wealthy New York families during his lifetime.
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Susan I have a print of a painting by Andrew Melrose. He has signed it on the bottom left. The name of the painting is Under the Hawthorns, are you familiar with that one. It is a huge print and a little damage, I can’t find that painting listed anywhere with his things.
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Looking for information on Andrew Melrose painting titled Autumn in Catskills.
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The lithograph pictured of The Mariposa Trail (Yosemite Valley) exhibits two major differences from the original painting. First, Bridal Veil Falls is in the wrong place! It should appear in the lowest notch of Cathedral rocks to the left of its placement in the lithograph. Second, in the original painting the brush seen in the extreme lower right corner of the lithograph is, instead, a beautiful mountain spring. I have no idea why these changes were made in transferring the original to stone.
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I have a Melrose painting of a man and girl on a wagon crossing a stream from a home up on a hill in top right corner, to a women waiting on the other side. I don’t know much about it, let alone if its real or not. I haven’t managed to find any info on it
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