Collection Highlights
Negro Life at the South
Date:
1859
Object Number:
S-225
Medium:
Oil on linen
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view all| Title | Date | Object Number | |
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| Interior View of the Upper Chamber of an Unidentified House | 19th century | 1917.28 | |
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Yellow-breasted Chat (Icteria virens), Havell plate no. 137 | 1829 | 1863.17.137 |
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Self-Portrait (1903-1974) | c. 1965-66 | 2002.29 |
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The Narrowest House in New York City | 1937 | Z.3657 |
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Unidentified man | ca. 1870 | 1929.23 |
| St. John's Chapel, Varick Street, New York City; verso: sketch of same | c. 1917 | 1921.66 | |
| Powder Horn: The Mermaid (FW-146), with Carving Unfurled and a Landscape Vignette of Crown Point, New York | 1887 | 1907.36.129 | |
| Scrapbook: Samples of Engravings | 1820s? | Not acc. | |
| Squankum, New Jersey, Number Ten of a Series of Twelve Depicting the Route of James Hazen Hyde's Four-Horse Coach "Liberty" | 1903 | 1960.37 | |
| Portrait of Ethel Merman (1909-1984) | 1936 | 1990.1.219 |
