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Miscegenation: the theory of the blending of the races, applied to the American white man and negro..
Date:
1864
Object Number:
LIB.E185.62.C76.1864
Medium:
Paper

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Studies of Two Bats and a Bat Ear
1842
Powder Horn: Ensign John Litch (FW-85), with Carving Unfurled, and Landscape Vignettes of Ticonderoga Village and the "Old Fort" at Canajoharie, New York
1887
Ruined Bridge at Narni, Italy
c. 1860-62
Maggie Keenan
1878-1883
Northern Flicker (Colaptes auratus) Yellow-shafted, Havell plate no. 37
1821; 1827
View of the Potomac River, Harper's Ferry, Virginia
c. 1795
View of the Roman Coliseum at Sunset, Italy
1860-69
Washington's First Meeting with Alexander Hamilton, 1776
c. 1917
Canada Goose (Branta canadensis), Havell plate no. 277
c. 1834-35
Study for The Hamadryad
1890s
Miss de Janon: Silhouette
1859
Gray Kingbird (Tyrannus dominicensis), Havell plate no. 170
1832
Broadway Between Park Place and Warren Streets, New York City
1841-43
Portrait of a Woman, Les Andelys, France
July 23, 1882
Two Merchant Ships from Nantes, France
18th century ?
Man with a Sword, Man Smoking with a Dog and Cat, Woman with a Bustle, Muff, and Bonnet: Three Silhouettes
c. 1900
Arctic Tern (Sterna paradisaea), Havell plate no. 250
1833
Tippoo
1800
"Arrival at Chickasaw Bayou of Jefferson Davis' Negroes" from his Plantation on the Mississippi Below Vicksburg, Mississippi
ca. 1862
Study from Pierre Subleyras's "La Crucifixion de Saint Pierre", Louvre, Paris, France
1878-1883
Barnacle Goose (Branta leucopsis), Havell plate no. 296
c. 1834-36
Lincoln's Sparrow (Melospiza lincolnii), Havell plate no. 193
1833
Yellow-throated Vireo (Vireo flavifrons), Havell plate no. 119
1821
Kingtwo; verso: Kingtwo below a sketch of a crown
ca. 1970s
Rhinelander Sugar House, New York City
c. 1876

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