The Hours
Samuel Shelley (British, London 1756–1808 London)
Mrs. James Lowndes (Catherine Osborn)
Edward Greene Malbone (1777–1807)
Mrs. Thomas Sully (Sarah Annis)
Sarah Annis (1779-1867) of Annapolis was first married to Lawrence Sully (q.v.). Following Lawrence's death, she married his younger brother Thomas in June 1806. Thomas Sully (American, Horncastle, Lincolnshire... more
Susan Poinsett
The sitter (?-1804) was the sister of Joel Roberts Poinsett (38.165.30). Edward Greene Malbone (1777–1807)
Henry Hope (1735/36–1811), after Jones
Henry Bone (British, Truro 1755–1834 Somerstown)
Mrs. Anstis Stone
William Verstille (American, Boston, Massachusetts 1757–1803 Boston, Massachusetts)
Robert Stuart
Robert Stuart was a resident of Baltimore. Robert Field (American (born England), Gloucestershire ca. 1769–1819 Kingston, Jamaica)
Robert Gilmor Sr.
Field copied Gilbert Stuart's 1803 portrait of the Scottish-born Baltimore merchant Robert Gilmor Sr. (1748-1822). Stuart's portrait is in the Baltimore Museum of Art. Robert Field (American (born England), Glo... more
Sarah Louisa Jenkins
The sitter was the daughter of the Baltimore merchant Michael Jenkins. Robert Field (American (born England), Gloucestershire ca. 1769–1819 Kingston, Jamaica)
Elizabeth Bushby
Andrew Plimer (British, 1763–1837)
Lady Hester King (died 1873)
John Hoppner (British, London 1758–1810 London)
Self-portrait
Thomas Gimbrede (American (born France), 1781–1832 Westpoint, New York)
Captain Graham
Andrew Robertson (British, Aberdeen, Scotland 1777–1845 London)
Mrs. Fox
Benjamin Trott (ca. 1770–1843)
Mrs. Nathaniel Bowen (Margaret Blake)
Margaret Blake (1788-1862) married the Reverend Nathaniel Bowen, rector of St. Michael's Church, Charleston. Jean Francois de la Vallee (active 1785–1815)
View in the Stables of the Villa of Maecenas, Tivoli
François Marius Granet (French, Aix-en-Provence 1775–1849 Aix-en-Provence)
Johannis Van Kouwenhoven
Johannis Van Kouwenhoven (1781-1838) was the brother of Gerrit Van Kouwenhoven (1787-1854; 48.56.1); they were both of Flatlands, Long Island, New York. Johannis was the donor's great-granduncle.
William Eustis
Gilbert Stuart (American, North Kingston, Rhode Island 1755–1828 Boston, Massachusetts)
An Interesting Story (Miss Ray)
William Wood (British, 1769–1810)
Rudolphus Bogert
Rudolphus Bogert (1766-1842) lived in New York City. Parmenas Howell (1784–1808)
Jean-Victor Moreau
Charles Balthazar Julien Févret de Saint-Mémin (1770–1852) Made in France
Mrs. John Murray
John Trumbull (American, Lebanon, Connecticut 1756–1843 New York)
Mrs. Robert Macomb (Mary Cornell Pell )
Mary Cornell Pell (1785-?) was the daughter of Elijah Pell. She married Robert Macomb on November 3, 1806. Edward Greene Malbone (1777–1807)
John Murray
John Trumbull (American, Lebanon, Connecticut 1756–1843 New York)
Gentleman of the Hale Family
William Jennys (active 1790s–1807)
William Burrows
William Burrows (1785-1813) was a naval officer from Philadelphia. He died in battle on his ship, the Enterprise. Anson Dickinson (1779–1852)
Dr. Henry Nicolls Kitchin
The sitter was one of the country's first brain surgeons; he lived in Philadelphia, where he was affiliated with Hahnemann Hospital. James Peale (American, Chestertown, Maryland 1749–1831 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
Mrs. Robert Dickey (Anne Brown)
John Wesley Jarvis (American (born England), South Shield 1780–1840 New York)
Robert Dickey
John Wesley Jarvis (American (born England), South Shield 1780–1840 New York)
Thomas Howard (1585–1646), Second Earl of Arundel, after Rubens
Henry Bone (British, Truro 1755–1834 Somerstown)
Cyrus Mansfield
Samuel F. B. Morse (American, Charlestown, Massachusetts 1791–1872 New York)
The Billiard Room
Nicolas Antoine Taunay (French, Paris 1755–1830 Paris)
Philip Van Cortlandt
Ezra Ames (American, Framingham, Massachusetts 1768–1836 Albany, New York)
Benjamin Chew Wilcocks
The sitter (1776-1845) was the grandson of Benjamin Chew, chief justice of Pennsylvania from 1775 to 1777. Benjamin Trott (ca. 1770–1843)
Count Alexander Ivanovich Sollogoub (1788–1844)
Domenico Bossi (Italian, Venetian, 1765–1853)
Eliza Hall
The sitter (1789-1872) was the artist's sister. Anne Hall (1792–1863)
Alexander Henry Durdin
The sitter was identified by a previous owner. Benjamin Trott (ca. 1770–1843)
John Cox
John Cox (1795-1871), who lived in Boston, married Thankful Harris Gore in 1817. Henry Williams (American, Boston, Massachusetts 1787–1830 Boston, Massachusetts)
Napoléon I (1769–1821)
Jean-Baptiste Isabey (French, Nancy 1767–1855 Paris)
Mrs. John Cox (Mrs. Thankful Harris Gore)
Thankful Harris Gore married John Cox in Boston in 1817, at the age of nineteen. Henry Williams (American, Boston, Massachusetts 1787–1830 Boston, Massachusetts)
View of Sorrento
Italian (?), early 19th century (possibly attributed to "Gargiullo")
Edward Coverly
Henry Williams (American, Boston, Massachusetts 1787–1830 Boston, Massachusetts)
Mrs. Cephas Thompson (Olivia Leonard)
Cephas Thompson (1775–1856)
Mrs. Stephen Van Rensselaer III (Cornelia Paterson)
The sitter (1780-1844) was the daughter of William Paterson, who was appointed associate justice of the Supreme Court by George Washington. Nathaniel Rogers (q.v.) also portrayed her. Robert Fulton (American, L... more
