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Early American paintings; catalogue of an exhibition held in the Museum of the Brooklyn instituteof arts and sciences, Brooklyn, February 3d to March 12th, 1917 . tuart; went to Europe, studying underWest and painted a portrait of Queen Victoria which belongsto the St. Georges Society of Philadelphia. In 1838 settledin Philadelphia where he painted portraits of La Fayette,Jefferson, and others; many famous actors sat for him,among them George Frederick Cooke and Fanny Kemble. -j r\c CAPTAIN WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN. Captain± \J»J Chamberlain was a Philadelphian. The portraitdescended to William Cha
Early American paintings; catalogue of an exhibition held in the Museum of the Brooklyn instituteof arts and sciences, Brooklyn, February 3d to March 12th, 1917 . tuart; went to Europe, studying underWest and painted a portrait of Queen Victoria which belongsto the St. Georges Society of Philadelphia. In 1838 settledin Philadelphia where he painted portraits of La Fayette,Jefferson, and others; many famous actors sat for him,among them George Frederick Cooke and Fanny Kemble. -j r\c CAPTAIN WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN. Captain± \J»J Chamberlain was a Philadelphian. The portraitdescended to William Chamberlains son Charles Chamberlain,and through him to his son Charles Chamberlain, Jr. Notedin Charles Henry Harts Sullys Register of Portraits asNo. 287. It was painted in canvas: H. 31^2 inches; W. 26 inches. Lent by Mr. Herbert Lee Pratt. 97 EARLY AMERICAN PAINTINGS THOMAS SULLY CONTINUED 1 0^ MRS WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN was before herJ-V/U marriage Miss Cornelia Mitchell, a Virginian. Notedin Charles Henry Harts Sullys Register of Portraits asNo. 288. It was painted in canvas: H. 31^jt inches; W. 26 inches. Lent by Mr. Herbert Lee MRS. WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN BY THOMAS SULLY
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