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William Loughton Smith, Archibald Robertson  American, Scottish, Watercolor on ivory, American
Archibald Robertson
ca. 1795
James Smith Livingston, Archibald Robertson  American, Scottish, Watercolor on ivory, American
Archibald Robertson
ca. 1795
Collect Pond, New York City, Archibald Robertson  American, Scottish, Watercolor and black chalk on off-white laid paper, American
Attributed to Archibald Robertson
Former Attribution Formerly attributed to Alexander Robertson
1798
Pierre Van Cortlandt Jr., Archibald Robertson  American, Scottish, Watercolor on ivory, American
Archibald Robertson
ca. 1795
Portrait of a Gentleman, Archibald Robertson  American, Scottish, Watercolor on ivory, American
Archibald Robertson
ca. 1795
William Udall, Archibald Robertson  American, Scottish, Watercolor on ivory, American
Archibald Robertson
ca. 1800–1805
Sir Joshua Reynolds (1723–1792), Archibald Robertson  American, Scottish, Ivory
Archibald Robertson
1786–91
Grand Canal Celebration: View of the Fleet Preparing to Form in Line, Anthony Imbert  American, Lithograph
Lithographer Anthony Imbert
After Archibald Robertson
Printer W. A. Davis
1825
First Infant School in Green Street, New York, Anthony Imbert  American, Lithograph
Anthony Imbert
After Archibald Robertson
1828
Archibald Robertson
ca. 1796
Lithographer George Hayward
After Archibald Robertson
Publisher David Thomas Valentine
1862
Lithographer George Hayward
After Archibald Robertson
Publisher David Thomas Valentine
1862
Agnes Boyd Van Kleeck
After Archibald Robertson
1796–1838

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