Results for "James Sharples Jr." - The Metropolitan Museum of Art

George Washington, James Sharples Jr. American, Pastel on toned (now oxidized) laid paper, American — George Washington
James Sharples Jr.
1796

Abigail Smith Adams, James Sharples British, Pastel on gray (now oxidized) laid paper, American — Abigail Smith Adams
James Sharples
ca.1796

John Adams, James Sharples British, Pastel on gray (now oxidized) laid paper, American — John Adams
James Sharples
ca.1796

Dorothea Hart, James Sharples British, Pastel on tone (now oxidized) laid paper, American — Dorothea Hart
Attributed to James Sharples
Possibly Ellen Wallace Sharples
1809

Josiah Ingersoll, Master-Warden of the Port of New York, James Sharples British, Pastel on light gray wove paper, American — Josiah Ingersoll, Master-Warden of the Port of New York
Attributed to James Sharples
Possibly Ellen Wallace Sharples
1751–1849

Noah Webster, James Sharples British, Pastel on light grey wove paper, lined with canvas, American — Noah Webster
Attributed to James Sharples
Possibly Ellen Wallace Sharples
1751–1849

Alexander Hamilton, James Sharples British, Pastel on toned (now oxidized) laid paper, American — Alexander Hamilton
Attributed James Sharples
Possibly Ellen Wallace Sharples
ca. 1796

Peter LaBagh, James Sharples British, Pastel, black and red chalk on toned (now oxidized) wove paper, American — Peter LaBagh
Follower of James Sharples
1793–1811

Mederic-Louis-Elie Moreau de Saint-Mery, James Sharples British, Pastel and black chalk (or black pastel) on toned (now oxidized) wove paper, American — Mederic-Louis-Elie Moreau de Saint-Mery
James Sharples
1798

Albert Gallatin, James Sharples British, Pastel on light gray wove paper, American — Albert Gallatin
James Sharples
ca. 1796

Two Profiles, Possibly of John Adams, James Sharples British, Pastel on gray laid paper, American — Two Profiles, Possibly of John Adams
James Sharples
ca. 1796

Bad Omen, James E. Lewis Jr. American, Lithograph — Bad Omen
James E. Lewis Jr.
1947

Illegal Lovers, James E. Lewis Jr. American, Lithograph — Illegal Lovers
James E. Lewis Jr.
1947

Album of Architectural Drawings

Designer James Renwick Jr.

1842–95

James Buchanan

Sitter Portrait of James Buchanan, Jr.

ca. 1870

Untitled

James McCracken, Jr.

ca. 1968

Mary, Queen of Scots, James Ramage British, Engraving — Mary, Queen of Scots
James Ramage
Publisher Thomas Ireland Jr.
Sitter Mary, Queen of Scots
mid-19th century

Panoramic View of New York Taken from the North River, Robert Havell Jr. American, born England, Hand-colored etching and aquatint; first state of two — Panoramic View of New York Taken from the North River
Multiple artists/makers
1840

Panoramic View of New York Taken from the North River, Robert Havell Jr. American, born England, Hand-colored etching and aquatint — Panoramic View of New York Taken from the North River
Multiple artists/makers
1844

Panoramic View of New York, from the East River, Robert Havell Jr. American, born England, Engraving and aquatint with watercolor — Panoramic View of New York, from the East River
Multiple artists/makers
1844

Clipper Ship "Flying Cloud", James E. Buttersworth American, born England, Hand-colored lithograph — Clipper Ship "Flying Cloud"
After James E. Buttersworth
Drawn on stone by Eliphalet M. Brown Jr.
Publisher Lithographed and published by Nathaniel Currier
1852

Rathbone Warbler. Sylvia rathbonia [current name: Yellow Warbler. Dendroica petechia], from "The Birds of America," plate LXV

Robert Havell Jr.

After John James Audubon

Publisher John James Audubon

[1829]

The Jackson Wreath, or, National Souvenir

Multiple artists/makers

1829

Brasilian Caracara Eagle. Polyborus vulgaris [current name: Crested Caracara. Caracara plancus], printing plate for "The Birds of America," 1827–38, plate CLXI

After John James Audubon

Etcher Etched and aquatinted by Robert Havell Jr.

1833

Winter Hawk. Falco hyemalis [current name: Red-shouldered Hawk. Buteo lineatus], printlng plate for "The Birds of America," 1827–38, plate LXXI

After John James Audubon

Etcher Etched and aquatinted by Robert Havell Jr.

1829

Common Buzzard. Buteo vulgaris [current name: Swainson's Hawk. Buteo swainsoni], printing plate for "The Birds of America," 1827–38, plate CCCLXXII

After John James Audubon

Etcher Etched and aquatinted by Robert Havell Jr.

[1837]

Brown Pelican. Pelicanus fuscus [current name: Brown Pelican. Pelecanus occidentalis], printing plate for "The Birds of America," 1827–38, plate CCCCXXI

After John James Audubon

Etcher Etched and aquatinted by Robert Havell Jr.

1838

Canada Jay. Corus Canadensis [current name: Gray Jay. Perisoreus canadensis], printing plate for "The Birds of America," 1827–38, plate CVII

John James Audubon

Engraver Robert Havell Jr.

1831

Blue Jay. Corvus cristatus [current name: Blue Jay. Cyanocitta cristata], printing plate for "The Birds of America," 1827–38, plate CII

After John James Audubon

Etcher Etched and aquatinted Robert Havell Jr.

1827–38

Bird of Washington or Great American Sea Eagle. Falco Washingtoniensis [current name: Bald Eagle. Haliaeetus leucocephalus], printing plate for "The Birds of America," 1827–38, plate XI

After John James Audubon

Etcher Etched and aquatinted by Robert Havell Jr.

1827

Chipping Sparrow. Fringilla socialis [current name: Chipping Sparrow. Spizella passerina], from "The Birds of America," plate CIV

Multiple artists/makers

ca. 1830

Cat Bird. Turdus felivox [current name: Gray Catbird. Dumetella carolinensis], from "The Birds of America," plate CXXVIII

Multiple artists/makers

1827–38

Marsh Wren. Troglodytes palustris [current name: Marsh Wren. Cistothorus palustris], from "The Birds of America," plate 98 [misnumbered, should be 100] [later C]

Multiple artists/makers

1830

Hooded Warbler. Sylvia mitrata [current name: Hooded Warbler. Wilsonia citrina], from "The Birds of America," plate CX

Multiple artists/makers

1831

Pewee or Pewit Flycatcher. Muscicapa fusca [current name: Eastern Phoebe. Sayornis phoebe], from "The Birds of America," plate CXX

Multiple artists/makers

1827–38

Whip-Poor-Will. Caprimulgus vociferus [current name: Eastern Whip-poor-will. Caprimulgus vociferus], from "The Birds of America," plate 82 [later LXXXII]

Multiple artists/makers

1830

Prairie Titlark. Anthus hypogaeus [current name: American Pipit. Anthus rubescens], from "The Birds of America," plate 80 [later LXXX]

Multiple artists/makers

1830

A New Voyage round the World...performed by Captain James Cook

Multiple artists/makers

1774

Trade card for James Figg, William Hogarth British, Etching — Trade card for James Figg
Formerly attributed to William Hogarth
Formerly attributed to Joseph Sympson, Jr.
Subject James Figg
1790s

George Washington

Multiple artists/makers

1899

George Washington

Multiple artists/makers

1899

A New Voyage Round the World in the Years 1768, 1769,1770, 1771. . .Performed by James Cook in the Ship Endeavor, 2 Volumes

Multiple artists/makers

1774

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