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Young Lady in White

Artist: Charles Fraser (American, 1782–1860)

Maternal Allegory

Artist: Unknown- possibly Samuel Folwell

Lady in a Bonnet

Artist: Unknown

W. G. Miller

Artist: John Wesley Jarvis (American, born England, 1781–1839)

Reuben Nye of Fairhaven, Massachusetts

Artist: Carl Weinedel (American, 1795–1845)

Henry Sherman

Artist: Unknown

Romance Allegory

Artist: Unknown

Catherine Bohlen (probably 1830–after 1880)

Artist: John Henry Brown (American, 1818–1891)

Romance Allegories

Artist: Unknown

Dr. Joseph Youle (1771–1795)

Artist: Philip Parisen (American, 1761–1822)

Memorial for Dr. Joseph Youle

Artist: Philip Parisen (American, 1761–1822)

Self-Portrait

Artist: John Wood Dodge (1807–1893)

Harriet E. Hulse (later Harriet E. Hulse Felthousen, 1840–1921)

Artist: Edward Samuel Dodge (American, 1816–1857)

Young Lady in a Sheer White Dress

Artist: William M. S. Doyle (American, 1769–1828)

David Bradlee (1786–1814)

Artist: William M. S. Doyle (American, 1769–1828)

Alexander Reinagle (1756–1809)

Artist: Robert Field (British, ca. 1769–1819)

Hannah Carter Smith (1764–1836)

Artist, attributed to: Nathaniel Hancock (American, active 1792–1809)

Gentleman

Artist: William Lydston, Jr. (American, 1813–1881)

Mary Hooper Schaw (née Mary Hooper, later Mary Hooper Schaw Fleming, 1780–1831)

Artist: Edward Greene Malbone (American, 1777–1807)

Commander Samuel Woodhouse (1784–1843)

Artist: Raphaelle Peale (American, 1774–1825)

Baby in a White and Blue Dress

Artist: John Brewster, Jr. (American, 1766–1854)

Miss Brasher

Artist: Edward Greene Malbone (American, 1777–1807)

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