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Date:
1865
Object Number:
PR.052.55
Medium:
Paper, linen backing

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First Baptist Church At 79th St., New York City
c. 1910-11
Powder Horn: The Alaska, with Bullet Pouch and Cap Box (I-16), with Vignette Portraits of an Eskimo Man and Shank the Steersman
1890
Steamship "Oregon" Ashore off Fire Island, New York
1886
Cart Crossing Stream
1860
Two Wax Figures of Indigenous Americans at Mix's Museum, New Haven, Connecticut , from a disassembled album
1813
Profile Portrait of Kathleen Norris (1880-1966)
1924
"Desdemona's House", Palazzo Contarini Fasan, Venice, Italy
c. 1875
Medical Center, Jersey City, New Jersey
1936
Rural Scene with Sunset
1792
Uniforms of British and Canadian Troops Serving in Canada, War of 1812: Officer of the 1st Regiment, the "Royal Scots"; verso: study of a regimental insignia
1931
Elizabeth Grim Baroness von Altenstein: Silhouette
1770-1800
Portrait of a Woman in Profile
1880s
View of the Ruins of the French Fort, Castine, Maine
1878
Study of Trees, Fishkill Landing, New York
1860
Fight of October 2nd, 1864
1864
Rose-breasted Grosbeak (Pheucticus ludovicianus), Havell plate no. 127
1829
General David Hunter (1802-1886) on Horseback
c. 1864
World Trade Center Construction Site: Birdseye View from the Hudson Terminal Building, South Tower Moving Up, North Tower 30 Floors
1969
Powder Horn: The Eskimo, with Bullet Pouch and Cap Box (I-17), with a Vignette Portrait of an Alaskan Indian
1890
Federal House, with details of a pump, house, and winch[?] at corners; verso: fantasy cityscape with two church steeples
ca. 1810
Tintype
1860-1870
Washington Inn, Babylon, Long Island, New York
1935
"Where Are You Going, My Pretty Maid?"
c. 1914
Castel Fusano, Ostia
1881
Uniforms of the American Revolution: The Philadelphia Light Horse Troops, 1775; verso: Fragmentary Revolutionary War Scene
c. 1910

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