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![[Samuel Palmer], John and Charles Watkins British, Albumen silver print](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ph/web-additional/DP-386-247.jpg)
Photography Studio John and Charles Watkins
1860s

Samuel Palmer
1856

Charles West Cope
Sitter Samuel Palmer
1884

Samuel Palmer
ca. 1829

Samuel Palmer
ca. 1848–49

Samuel Palmer
ca. 1835

Samuel Palmer
ca. 1848 (?)

Samuel Palmer
1880

Samuel Palmer
1850

Samuel Palmer
1850

Samuel Palmer
1857

Samuel Palmer
begun 1858

Samuel Palmer
begun 1858

Samuel Palmer
begun 1858

Samuel Palmer
begun before 1861

Samuel Palmer
begun before 1861

Samuel Palmer
1850

Samuel Palmer
begun 1858

Samuel Palmer
before 1861

Samuel Palmer
begun 1860–61

Samuel Palmer
1879

Samuel Palmer
1850

Samuel Palmer
1880

Samuel Palmer
Subject William Shakespeare
1880

Samuel Palmer
1880

Samuel Palmer
1861

Samuel Palmer
1857

On loan to The Met
Samuel Palmer
1833–34

Samuel Palmer
ca. 1855
Artist and engraver Michael Tingle
by 1988

Author Charles Dickens
Illustrator Samuel Palmer
Publisher Bradbury & Evans
1846

Welby Sherman
Designer After Samuel Palmer
Albrecht Dürer
1828

Multiple artists/makers
1883

Frances Flora Bond Palmer
Publisher Lithographed and published by Currier & Ives
Author Related author Samuel T. Woodworth
1864
Artist and engraver Michael Tingle
by 1988
Author Samuel Worcester
Publisher Jenks, Palmer & Co.
1847
Multiple artists/makers
1873

Multiple artists/makers
1843
Multiple artists/makers
1856
Multiple artists/makers
1857
Multiple artists/makers
1865
Multiple artists/makers
1866
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