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French
ca. 1700

American
ca. 1770

American
ca. 1770

Indian textile for American market
ca. 1725–75

American
ca. 1725–75

Sarah Noyes Chester
ca. 1745

Ruth Culver Coleman
ca. 1760–75

Greek Islands, Rhodes
18th century

British
late 17th century

Southern German
18th century

Southern German
18th century

Greek Islands, Dodecanese, Kos
18th century

Greek Islands, Rhodes
18th century

Greek Islands, Rhodes
18th century

Italian, Sicily
16th–17th century

Spanish
18th century

Greek Islands, Rhodes
18th century

Greek Islands, Cyclades, Naxos
18th century

Greek Islands, Cyclades, probably Pholegandros
18th century

Greek Islands, Cyclades, Pholegandros
18th century

Greek Islands, Karpathos
18th century

Scottish or English
late 16th century

Greek Islands, Cyclades, Naxos
18th century

Greek Islands, Cyclades, Naxos
17th–18th century

Greek Islands, Cyclades, possibly Melos
18th century

Scottish or English
late 16th century

Scottish or English
late 16th century

French
ca. 1600

Greek Islands, Patmos
18th century

John Robinson
second half 18th century

French
ca. 1820

British or American
1830s

Factory Tapestry made at Beauvais
ca. 1780–90
Italian
17th century

After George John Pinwell
Engraver Joseph Swain
1870

Engraver William Harcourt Hooper
After Frederick Walker
Patron Arthur James Lewis
1865

After Frederick Walker
Engraver Dalziel Brothers
Author Related author Dora Greenwell
March 1862
Engraver Timothy Cole
After Raphael (Raffaello Sanzio or Santi)
1880–1930
Engraver Timothy Cole
After Anthony van Dyck
1912
Henri-Edmond Cross (Henri-Edmond Delacroix)
1897
Engraver Samuel Arlent Edwards
After Sir Joshua Reynolds
Sitter Lady Emma Hamilton
1893–1934
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