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The Son and Heir
John Samuel Agar
John Bluck
After Adam Buck
ca. 1810
Her Royal Highness, Princess Charlotte of Wales
John Samuel Agar
After Charlotte Jones
Publisher Published by P. & D. Colnaghi & Co.
March 21, 1814
Head of a Girl, Vi Preffet French, Graphite and chalk on paper
Head of a Girl
Vi Preffet
1931
New England Coast, William Stanley Haseltine American, Gray watercolor wash, black ink, and graphite on off-white wove paper, American
New England Coast
William Stanley Haseltine
Approaching Storm
George Elmer Browne
mid 20th century
Dancer
Emil Fuchs
ca. 1905–28
Fishing
Robert Hogg Nisbet
ca. 1910–30
Patterns
Robert Hogg Nisbet
ca. 1910–30
The Right Honble. Lady Georgiana Agar Ellis
Engraver Samuel William Reynolds, the elder
After John Jackson
Sitter Lady Georgiana Dover
1793–1835
The Book of Common Prayer, and Administration of the Sacraments and Other Rites and Ceremonies of the Church, According to the Use of the United Church of England and Ireland...
Multiple artists/makers
1811
Portrait of a Woman, Thomas Wilmer Dewing American, Silverpoint on paper, mounted on pulp board, American
Portrait of a Woman
Thomas Wilmer Dewing
after 1894
Sketches Drawn from the Life, vol. 1
Multiple artists/makers
1814
A Collection of Portraits, Sketched from the Life Since the Year 1793...and engraved in imitation of original drawings, vol. 1
Multiple artists/makers
1809

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