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Henry Singleton
Georg Jacob Vollweiler
1803–7
Henry Singleton
Georg Jacob Vollweiler
1803–7
Daniel Crommelin Verplanck, John Singleton Copley  American, Oil on canvas, American
John Singleton Copley
1771
John Jones
Henry Singleton
18th century
Self-portrait, John Singleton Copley  American, Watercolor on ivory, American
John Singleton Copley
1769
Midshipman Augustus Brine, John Singleton Copley  American, Oil on canvas, American
John Singleton Copley
1782
Mrs. Jerathmael Bowers, John Singleton Copley  American, Oil on canvas, American
John Singleton Copley
ca. 1763
Mrs. John Winthrop, John Singleton Copley  American, Oil on canvas, American
John Singleton Copley
1773
Mrs. Sylvanus Bourne, John Singleton Copley  American, Oil on canvas, American
John Singleton Copley
1766
The Return of Neptune, John Singleton Copley  American, Oil on canvas, American
John Singleton Copley
ca. 1754
Samuel Verplanck, John Singleton Copley  American, Oil on canvas, American
John Singleton Copley
1771
Watson and the Shark, John Singleton Copley  American, Oil on canvas, American
John Singleton Copley
ca. 1778
Joseph Sherburne, John Singleton Copley  American, Oil on canvas, American
John Singleton Copley
ca. 1767–70
Melopoyn haranguing the Prisoners in the Fleet, Thomas Rowlandson  British, Etching and aquatint
Multiple artists/makers
September 15, 1792
Andrea Motley Crabtree, the first, Henry Taylor  American, Acrylic on canvas
Henry Taylor
2017
Melopoyn haranguing the Prisoners in the Fleet, Thomas Rowlandson  British, Etching and aquatint
Multiple artists/makers
May 12, 1800
Captain Bowling introduced to Narcissa, Thomas Rowlandson  British, Etching and aquatint
Multiple artists/makers
May 12, 1800
Sofa, John Henry Belter  American, Rosewood, Rosewood veneer; chestnut, pine (secondary woods); modern upholstery with some original underupholstery, American
John Henry Belter
J. H. Belter & Co.
1850–60
Flight Into Egypt, Henry Ossawa Tanner  American, Oil on canvas, American
Henry Ossawa Tanner
1923
Multiple artists/makers
January 1, 1793
Moses Gill, John Singleton Copley  American, Oil and gold leaf on copper, American
John Singleton Copley
ca. 1759
Ebenezer Storer, John Singleton Copley  American, Pastel on laid paper mounted on canvas, American
John Singleton Copley
ca. 1767–69
Mrs. Ebenezer Storer (Mary Edwards), John Singleton Copley  American, Pastel on laid paper, mounted on canvas, American
John Singleton Copley
1767–69
Mrs. Edward Green (Mary Storer), John Singleton Copley  American, Pastel on laid paper, mounted on canvas, American
John Singleton Copley
1765
Richard Dana, John Singleton Copley  American, Oil on canvas, American
John Singleton Copley
ca. 1770
Sailors Maneuvering a Cannon, Possibly a Study for "The Death of Sir John More at Corunna", John Singleton Copley  American, Black chalk and white-chalk heightening on blue laid paper, American
John Singleton Copley
ca. 1810
Study for "The Siege of Gibraltar": Three Officers, Two Standing and One Kneeling, John Singleton Copley  American, Black chalk and white-chalk heightening on blue laid paper, American
John Singleton Copley
1785–86
Study for "The Surrender of the Dutch Admiral De Winter to Admiral Duncan, October 11, 1797": Two Studies of a Man with a Sail or Flag, John Singleton Copley  American, Black and red chalk, white-chalk heightening, and graphite on blue laid paper, American
John Singleton Copley
1798
Study for "The Surrender of the Dutch Admiral De Winter to Admiral Duncan, October 11, 1797": Admiral De Winter Raising the Colors, John Singleton Copley  American, Black chalk, white-chalk heightening, and gouche on blue laid paper, American
John Singleton Copley
1798
Two Equestrian Figures, Possibly a Study for "George IV,  Prince of Wales", John Singleton Copley  American, Black chalk and white-chalk heightening on blue wove paper, American
John Singleton Copley
ca. 1803–13
Study for "John Adams", John Singleton Copley  American, Black chalk, white-chalk heightening, and graphite on blue laid paper, American
John Singleton Copley
1783
Study for "The Ascension", John Singleton Copley  American, Ink ("Bistre") washes, pen and ink, black chalk, and graphite on off-white laid paper, watercolor, American
John Singleton Copley
1774
Study for "The Knatchbull Family": Norton Joseph Knatchbull, John Singleton Copley  American, Black chalk, white-chalk heightening, and graphite on dark blue laid paper, American
John Singleton Copley
1800–1802
Study for "The Knatchbull Family": Sir Edward Knatchbull, John Singleton Copley  American, Black chalk, white-chalk heightening, and graphite on dark blue laid paper, American
John Singleton Copley
1800–1802
Study for "The Siege of Gibraltar": Figure Astride Cannon Pulling Down Spanish Colors, John Singleton Copley  American, Black chalk, white-chalk heightening, and graphite on blue laid paper, American
John Singleton Copley
1785–86
Study for "Elkanah Watson", John Singleton Copley  American, Black chalk and white-chalk heightening on blue laid paper, American
John Singleton Copley
1782
Study for "The Death of Major Peirson": Group of Dying French Officers, John Singleton Copley  American, Black chalk on light blue laid paper, American
John Singleton Copley
1782–83
John St. Clair, John Singleton Copley  American, Oil on copper, American
John Singleton Copley
1758
Study for "The Death of the Earl of Chatham", John Singleton Copley  American, Black chalk and white-chalk heightening on blue laid paper, American
John Singleton Copley
1779
Study for "The Siege of Gibraltar": Figure Reaching; Sprawling Figures; Cheering Group; Dying Sailors, John Singleton Copley  American, Black chalk and white-chalk heightening on light blue laid paper, American
John Singleton Copley
1785–86