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The Committee on Publications of the Grolier Club 
 certifies that this copy of a " Catalogue of the En- 
 graved Portraits of Washington " is one of an 
 edition of four hundred and twenty-five copies 
 printed on American hand-made paper during the 
 year nineteen hundred and three. 
 
CATALOGUE OF 
 THE ENGRAVED PORTRAITS OF 
 
 WASHINGTON 
 
FRONTISPIECE 
 
 Engraved in mezzotint, by S. Arlent Edwards, from an 
 original in oil which was probably executed in 1798 or 
 1799, after the appointment of Washington as com- 
 mander-in-chief of all forces raised or to be raised 
 in view of the threatened conflict with France. Artist * 
 unknown. 
 
CATALOGUE 
 
 OF 
 
 THE ENGRAVED PORTRAITS 
 
 OF 
 
 WASHINGTON 
 
 BY 
 
 CHARLES HENRY HART 
 
 THE GROLIER CLUB 
 OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK 
 MCMIV 
 
Copyright, 1904, by 
 
 The Grolier Club of 
 City of New York 
 
PROEM 
 
 THE Grolier Club invited me, in May of 1898, to pre- 
 pare this volume, and it was then contemplated it 
 should appear early in 1900, as a memorial of the one 
 hundredth anniversary of the death of the first Presi- 
 dent of the United States. I hope that an examination of its 
 pages will prove the wisdom of the long delay ; but it could not, 
 with justice to the subject and to myself, have appeared a day 
 earlier than it does ; for it has required and received more than 
 five years of diligent labor to complete it, and even now I dare 
 not claim for it completeness. While the book has been going 
 through the press important finds have been made, many of which 
 are noted in their proper places, while others had to be thrown 
 in as addenda. And I feel quite sure the volume will not have 
 been issued many months before "Not in Hart" will be tagged 
 on to some undescribed portrait or state. The undescribed 
 portraits I trust may not be many ; indeed, I do not see how it 
 is possible that they can be; but the undescribed states may be 
 more numerous than I want to know. There is but one print, 
 that I know, not described in this catalogue, and it is the frontis- 
 piece to the volume. As it could not be issued until the book was 
 published, it obviously could have no place in the text. 1 The 
 other illustrations are photogravure facsimiles from exceedingly 
 scarce prints, not in all cases the exact size of the originals. 
 
 There is but one way by which a work of the kind and char- 
 acter of the present work could be made even reasonably per- 
 
 1 The only impressions printed from this plate, beyond the edition for 
 the book, are five printed in colors. 
 
 vii 
 
PROEM 
 
 feet and that is practically an impossible way. It would be to 
 have every impression seen of each print described brought 
 together for minute comparison and notation. This applies, of 
 course, more to states than to distinct plates : yet in the case 
 of many prints after Stuart's Athenaeum head, it applies equally 
 to the plates. As the prints described are in collections, many 
 of them geographically far apart and the bringing together of 
 them impossible, it will be seen how much had to depend upon 
 the eye and memory of the writer to supplement his notes when 
 a print recorded came before him a second time for consideration, 
 so that some slight inaccuracies will not be surprising. I will, 
 however, claim one preeminence for this work, — that it is the 
 most systematically accurate and complete work yet published 
 on a cognate subject. For any shortcomings that it may have, 
 I must fall back upon good old Plato's ripe philosophy : " As it 
 is the commendation of a good huntsman to find game in a 
 wide wood, so it is no imputation if he hath not caught all." 
 
 The method and arrangement of the catalogue are simple and 
 wholly original, and have followed the most scientific lines of which 
 the subject was capable. It is divided according to the painters of 
 original portraits in the chronological order of the paintings and 
 under each painter are set down the prints after the originals. 
 All others are placed under Fictitious. Thus the well-known 
 Campbell type will be found under this heading, no such painter 
 or person as Alexander Campbell being known ; Washington 
 having written to Joseph Reed, in acknowledgment of a print 
 of this type, " Mr. Campbell, whom I never saw to my know- 
 ledge, has made a very formidable figure of the Commander in 
 Chief, giving him a sufficient portion of terror in his counte- 
 nance." Likewise under this caption will be found the familiar 
 Rembrandt Peale portrait of Washington, which was not an 
 original portrait painted from life, but a composite head made 
 up in 1823, when Washington had been in his grave more than 
 a score of years. Each print is given a separate number, the 
 
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PROEM 
 
 described state being, as near as can be determined, the first 
 published state, followed by the earlier and later states, under 
 the same number with a letter of distinguishment. The en- 
 graver's name is given at the head of each description, when 
 the name of the engraver appears upon the print ; and when the 
 name of the engraver is known but does not appear upon the 
 print, the name is printed within brackets to show that it is sup- 
 plied from other sources. Then follows an exact description 
 of the print, with its manner of execution, line, stipple, mezzo- 
 tint, etc. Next the lettering, broken into lines, as it is on the 
 print, followed by the dimensions, to the sixteenth of an inch. 
 If it is a book print, the publication in which it first appeared is 
 given, where this data could be obtained. 
 
 The order of arrangement of prints is according to types, with- 
 out any adherence to alphabetical sequence of engravers' names, 
 as the print is equally important, iconographically, by one en- 
 graver as by another, so that a collection of Washington por- 
 traits, arranged according to this catalogue, will show all the 
 portraits of one type together. For instance, the prints after 
 Stuart's several portraits are subdivided under Vaughan type, 
 Lansdowne type, Athen<zum type, Tea-pot type, Faneuil Hall 
 type and Compositions, the latter where the Stuart head has 
 been used by other artists in made up pictures. 
 
 To facilitate the finding of portraits in this catalogue, par- 
 ticularly where persons using it may have mutilated copies or 
 undescribed states, are given, besides a General Index, special 
 indexes of Engravers, of Publishers, of Places of publication, of 
 Owners of pictures engraved and of Publications in which por- 
 traits appear. Also a table of Baker Numbers, with the cor- 
 responding numbers of the portraits in the present catalogue. 1 
 There are five Baker numbers omitted from this catalogue as 
 not coming within its scope. These are 79, 379 and 380, on 
 
 1 In making up this table, from the printed sheets, I regret to note that 
 " (Baker 393) " has been omitted from number 271. 
 
 ix 
 
PROEM 
 
 stone ; 2, on type metal and 383, ana. Fourteen Baker num- 
 bers are consolidated with other numbers as being states and 
 not distinct plates. These are 9 and 10, which are 701 and 
 yoib; 116 and 117, which are 214 and 214^; 191 and 189, 
 which are 585 and 585^ ; 213 and 214, which are 366 and 366a ; 
 216 and 217, which are 788 and 788^ ; 329 and 330, which are 
 446 and 446a: ; and 366 and 368, which are 546*: and 546^. 
 These reduce the actual number of distinct plates described in 
 Baker's catalogue from 436 to 424. This reference to Baker 
 Numbers awakens a train of recollections and reflections carry- 
 ing me back a quarter of a century, to the period when Mr. 
 William S. Baker was preparing for publication his pioneer 
 work upon " The Engraved Portraits of Washington." I was 
 virtually his collaborateur, as he gracefully acknowledges in the 
 preface to his book, having daily followed the progress of the 
 work from its inception to its completion, seeing the germ de- 
 velop, leaf by leaf, to full maturity. It will therefore be under- 
 stood that what may look like adverse criticism, where I have 
 pointed out errors and omissions in Mr. Baker's book, are not 
 meant as such but merely the pointing out of differences in or- 
 der to facilitate investigation and aid the collector. That pub- 
 lication incited collectors to seek for the prints there described 
 and to look about for others undescribed. It was this emula- 
 tion that largely furnished the material for the present catalogue, 
 in which are described 880 distinct plates and 634 different 
 states, making a total of 15 14 individual prints personally ex- 
 amined and recorded. Surely no other man has been so hon- 
 ored as Washington, coming as these tributes do from every 
 country and every clime ; and when it is comprehended that 
 this book contains only portraits proper, no "ana," pictures 
 commemorating incidents in his life, or modern statuary being 
 admitted, and these portraits exclusively engravings upon copper 
 or upon steel, no note being taken of portraits engraved on 
 wood or on type metal, drawn on stone or reproduced by pho- 
 
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PROEM 
 
 tographic process, some true idea may be gained of the extent 
 of Washington portraiture. Nor are portraits upon bank notes 
 recorded, or those upon bonds, fractional currency, postage or 
 revenue stamps. These are chiefly after the familiar Stuart 
 portrait, — used over and over again as is the case with bank- 
 note work generally, engraved as it is on a hardened die for 
 transfer, — and the cataloguing of them would have been an idle 
 labor, as they are without earmark to distinguish or identify 
 them in their wanderings. 
 
 While to a few this volume will give some slight idea of 
 the amount of the labor expended in its preparation, to the many 
 the results will seem but meagre for the length of time ex- 
 pended upon it. Yet, as is quaintly put by Anthony a Wood, 
 in the preface to his History of Oxford, "a painfull work it is 
 I '11 assure you, and more than difficult, wherein what toyle 
 hath been taken, as no man thinketh, so no man believeth, but 
 he hath made the triall." No one who has not been through 
 it can appreciate the monumental labor alone entailed by the 
 proof-reading of such a work as this, where copy has to be 
 followed with Chinese exactness, even to punctuation, and 
 where apparent errors have to be preserved with the nicest 
 care. The printing-house proof-reader, who is generally of the 
 greatest advantage to the author, is absolutely of no avail here, 
 and the greater portion of these pages, indeed every entry 
 where it was possible to do so, has been corrected, not from the 
 author's copy, but from the original of the item noted. 
 
 Certain details had to be sacrificed to general uniformity, 
 owing largely to the fact that type is not as pliable in its form as 
 many think it is. Much can be done with it but not every thing. 
 For instance, in some cases part of the lettering on a print is 
 above the portrait and part below. To have indicated this in 
 the text intelligently would have required the use of a different 
 font and made an unsightly page, so that the lettering had 
 to be printed as though it were continuous. Number 565 is a 
 
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PROEM 
 
 good illustration. There "Pro Patria" is above the head and 
 "Washington Benevolent Society." below. The use of the long 
 f was also much to be desired, as it is frequently employed in 
 inscriptions, but could not be used in the type necessary for the 
 lettering. Its importance is shown in 7330. Likewise to in- 
 dicate a facsimile signature " G° Washington" had to be used. 
 As uniformity has been sought throughout, the question may be 
 asked why in some cases another portrait of another person is 
 mentioned in the description and in other cases is noted at the 
 foot. The former is where the second portrait is engraved on 
 the same plate and issued with it, as in 245 and 439, and the 
 latter where it is engraved on the same plate but issued sepa- 
 rately, as in 488 and 519. 
 
 Many pitfalls beset one in preparing a work like this that re- 
 quire the utmost vigilance to escape. Such as false proofs, 
 where the lettering on the plate has not been inked out, and the 
 impression from the plate is printed off without the lettering. 
 Prints cut down and inlaid, either in engraved borders that be- 
 long to other prints or on clean paper with a plate mark im- 
 pressed upon it. Plates printed on thin paper and mounted on 
 imprints foreign to their origin, a practice not infrequent at the 
 beginning of the last century. For instance, I know of four 
 copies of " The Favorite New Federal Song. Adapted to the 
 President's March. Sung by Mr. Fox. Written by J. Hopkin- 
 son, Esq.," now known as " Hail Columbia," each with a dif- 
 ferent portrait of Washington, mounted for a head-piece, above 
 the inscription "Behold the Chief, who now commands." One 
 has a circular head after Stuart, that I have been unable to 
 identify ; another has a mutilated profile, to left, after Wright, 
 likewise unidentified; a third has number 457, and the fourth 
 has number 544. What adds to the maze in this case is the fact 
 that if the publication was contemporaneous with the song, as it 
 would appear to be from the inscription below the portrait 
 (1798, when Washington accepted command of the army on the 
 
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PROEM 
 
 threatened war with France), the portraits were not added until 
 years afterward, as 544 was not published until 18 13, nor 457 
 until 1 81 6. 
 
 Another and no inconsiderable difficulty arises from the differ- 
 ence in size of what are apparently and really impressions from the 
 same state of the plate. And right here let me give a warning to 
 readers and all who use this work or any work dealing with prints. 
 The dimensions given of a print mean simply the dimensions of 
 the particular print used for the purpose. As a guide to the size 
 of other prints from the same plate, it is merely relative. A print 
 will vary, from a line to three-quarters of an inch, from the mere 
 shrinking of the paper, and, also, in the case of old copper 
 plates, from the flattening out of the copper under the pres- 
 sure of the rollers of the printing press. As is doubtless gen- 
 erally known, the paper upon which copper and steel plates are 
 printed is thoroughly moistened and printed upon in this wet 
 condition. In drying it shrinks, and, depending upon several 
 conditions, unnecessary to relate in detail, some sheets will 
 shrink more than others, sometimes in length and sometimes in 
 width. As each sheet shrinks uniformly the printed surface con- 
 tracts as well as the margin and in large plates the print will not 
 infrequently show differences as great as I have named. 
 
 The method of measurement used here must be specially noted. 
 Height, as here given, means from the top of the uppermost en- 
 graved surface, including border if any, to the bottom of the 
 lowest line of lettering. Sub height, or oval height, is the en- 
 graved surface of print without border and without lettering, the 
 width of border in each case being given in the description of 
 the print. Width, oval width or diameter is the engraved sur- 
 face, without border. The only variations from the universality 
 of these rules will be fully understood, when they occur, from the 
 language used, as in numbers 828 and 829. 
 
 It is not claimed that the states are given in their proper 
 order, like first, second or third state. I have endeavored to do 
 
 xiii 
 
PROEM 
 
 this, but in some cases, like 426 and 662, where confusion was 
 worse confounded, it was impossible to arrange the states with 
 accuracy. If I use the word before, I know it is earlier ; if I 
 use the word erased, I know it is later; but if I use the word 
 without, I am uncertain whether it is earlier or later. It may 
 be well also to state that the terms right and left applied to a 
 print mean the right and the left hand of the observer, as the 
 print is held directly in front, but if the terms are used in the 
 description of the figure portrayed in the print, they will be 
 the opposite: thus, " Drawn sword in right hand " (72 1) is on the 
 observer's left; by title is meant merely the name of subject 
 and designation ; by address, the name of publisher and place of 
 publication ; by inscription, all the lettering except the address 
 and the names of painter and of engraver. The titles given of 
 publications are not bibliographically accurate; they are merely 
 given for identification as in a check list. 
 
 The greatest number of prints, after one painter, 441, are af- 
 ter the portraits by Gilbert Stuart, being more than one half of 
 the entire number recorded, and those after the familiar Athe- 
 naeum picture, " the household Stuart's Washington," number 
 299. The time was when what John Neal wittily said, in Char- 
 coal Sketches, of this last-named portrait was true : " If Wash- 
 ington were to rise from the grave and not be found to re- 
 semble Stuart's portrait he would be rejected as an impostor." 
 Happily this is no longer the case, since other portraits of him, 
 many of them unquestioned better likenesses, have become bet- 
 ter known ; particularly does this apply to Stuart's own first 
 portrait of Washington, which is a real portrait of a living man, 
 and the Athenaeum picture is being relegated to its proper place 
 of an ideal head. 1 
 
 Perhaps the most important find recorded in these pages is 
 the first number in the book, Charles Willson Peale's earliest 
 
 1 See the author's articles on Stuart's Washington in Harper's Magazine 
 for August, 1898, and in The Century for February, 1902. 
 
 xiv 
 
PROEM 
 
 mezzotint portrait of Washington, published in 1778, and which, 
 until my discovery, was thought not to exist, being known only 
 by its advertisement. Next to this in importance are the 
 Robert Scot (9) and the Rollinson (144) prints, both of them 
 eleventh-hour finds, as stated in the notes to their descriptions. 
 The print that has so far eluded me, unless I am correct in my 
 judgment upon the one reproduced on this page, is of great 
 
 interest on account of the distinguished career of its engraver, 
 Paul Revere. In Goss's Life of Paul Revere, page 501, is 
 printed a letter from Revere to his cousin, Mathias Rivoire, in 
 France, in which Revere says: "Before this reaches you, you 
 will have heard of the victory gained over the British Army, by 
 the Allied Armies, commanded by the brave General Washing- 
 ton. A small engraving of him, I send enclosed, it is said to 
 be a good likeness and it is my engraving." Rivoire writes in 
 acknowledgment, " I have received in course your letter dated 
 6th of October, 1781, together with a silver seal and an engrav- 
 
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PROEM 
 
 ing of General Washington, representing a gallant warrior." 
 We are so apt to regard the term engraving as applying only 
 to that done upon copper or steel that we have looked for a 
 small copper-plate engraved portrait of Washington, signed by 
 Revere, similar to his portraits of Sam Adams and John Han- 
 cock, and have overlooked the fact that Revere engraved not a 
 little on type metal, and that his portrait of Washington could 
 not have been signed or he would not have written "it is my 
 engraving." 
 
 It so happens that in the very same year that Revere sent 
 the "small engraving" to his cousin there was published in Bos- 
 ton, by John McDougall & Co., " Weatherwise's Town and 
 Country Almanack," on page 7 of which appears the type-metal 
 portrait of Washington, given in facsimile on the previous page, 
 inscribed: "His Excellency | George Washington Esq | Com- 
 mander in Chief of the Armies of the | United States of Amer- 
 ica I " Now, while I admit it is difficult to understand how 
 anything so coarse and crude could be called "a good likeness," 
 or be commented upon as "representing a gallant warrior," I 
 believe this to be the "small engraving," by Paul Revere, that 
 has been sought for, in vain, so long. It is after Peale's portrait 
 and may have been copied from Norman's sheet almanac for 
 1780 (42), which it closely follows. The ornamental border is 
 much in the style of Revere's engraved work on his silver ware, 
 as also on his ex libris plates, and is also quite like the head-piece 
 of the Royal American Magazine, which Revere did engrave. 
 I think, therefore, this type-metal portrait of Washington may 
 be accepted as the Revere "small engraving," until the ascrip- 
 tion is disproved by the production of a copper-plate print bear- 
 ing his name as engraver. 
 
 In conclusion I wish to make my acknowledgments to the 
 following persons and institutions who courteously placed their 
 collections at my service for this work. The Historical Society 
 of Pennsylvania (the William S. Baker collection) ; The Metro- 
 
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 politan Museum of Art (the W. H. Huntington collection) ; 
 The Lenox Library (the Thomas Addis Emmet collection) ; 
 James T. Mitchell, Henry Whelen, Clarence S. Bement, Hamp- 
 ton L. Carson and Mrs. Joseph W. Drexel, of Philadelphia ; 
 George R. Barrett and Z. T. Hollingsworth, of Boston ; C. E. 
 Clark, of Lynn, Mass. ; William H. Havemeyer, Charles W. 
 McAlpin, William L. Andrews, Grenville Kane and E. B. 
 Holden, of New York. To the last-named gentleman especial 
 acknowledgment is due for intelligent encouragement through- 
 out the preparation of this work and for special assistance, 
 particularly in the difficult but perfunctory matter of proof- 
 reading. 
 
 Charles Henry Hart. 
 
 Philadelphia, November 30, 1903. 
 
 Nota Bene 
 
 Persons finding errors in this catalogue, or possessing portraits 
 or states not described, will confer a favor by communicating a 
 note of them to the Grolier Club, Twenty-nine East Thirty- 
 second Street, New York. 
 
 xvii 
 
CONTENTS 
 
 PAGE 
 
 i Proem ......... vii 
 
 ii List of Illustrations ...... xxi 
 
 in Check List of "Baker Numbers" with 
 
 Corresponding " Hart Numbers "... xxiii 
 
 iv Charles Willson Peale ..... 3, 369 
 
 v Pierre Eugene Du Simitiere ..... 36 
 
 vi John Trumbull . . . . . . . 43, 370 
 
 vii William Dunlap ........ 65 
 
 viii Joseph Wright 66 
 
 ix Robert Edge Pine ....... 82 
 
 x Jean Antoine Houdon ...... 84 
 
 xi James Peale ........ 93 
 
 xii Marchioness de Brehan ..... 95 
 
 xiii John Ramage 97 
 
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CONTENTS 
 
 PAGE 
 
 xiv Christian Gulager ....... 100 
 
 xv Edward Savage ...... 101, 374 
 
 xvi Archibald Robertson . . . . . . 116 
 
 xvii Walter Robertson . . . . . . .118 
 
 xviii Adolph Ulric Wertmuller 121 
 
 xix William Williams . . . . . . .123 
 
 xx Giuseppe Ceracchi . . . . . . 124 
 
 xxi Gilbert Stuart . . . . . . 126, 375 
 
 xxii Rembrandt Peale ....... 294 
 
 xxiii James Sharples ........ 296 
 
 xxiv Charles Balthazar Julienne Fevret de 
 
 Saint Memin ....... 299 
 
 xxv Fictitious ......... 305 
 
 xxvi Addenda One ....... 369 
 
 xxvii Addenda Two . . . . . . . .378 
 
 xxviii Index of Engravers ....... 383 
 
 xxix Index of Publishers ...... 387 
 
 xxx Index of Places of Publication . . . .391 
 
 xxxi Index to Owners of Pictures Engraved . . 393 
 
 xxxii Index of Publications 395 
 
 xxxiii General Index ....... 399 
 
 xx 
 
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS 
 
 i Engraved in mezzotint by S. Arlent Edwards after a por- 
 trait painted in oil not previously engraved . . Frontispiece 
 
 ii Facsimile of engraving on type metal attributed to Paul 
 
 Revere . . . . . . . . . . xv 
 
 in No. i. Photogravure (reduced) after engraving in mezzotint Fa p "g? 
 by Charles Willson Peale ...... 4 
 
 iv No. 9. Photogravure (reduced) after line engraving by 
 
 R. Scot 8 
 
 v No. 42. Photogravure (reduced) after etching by J. Norman 22 
 
 vi No. 45. Photogravure (reduced) after line engraving attrib- 
 uted to John Norman ....... 24 
 
 vii No. 67. Photogravure after line engraving by Mariano 
 
 Brandi .......... 36 
 
 viii No. 1 01. Photogravure (reduced) after engraving in mezzo- 
 tint by V. Green ........ 50 
 
 ix No. 138. Photogravure after etching by Joseph Wright . 66 
 
 xxi 
 
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS 
 
 Facing Page 
 
 x No. 2 26(5. Photogravure after engraving in stipple. En- 
 graver unknown . . . . . . . .106 
 
 xi No. 232. Photogravure (reduced) after engraving in mezzo- 
 tint by W. Hamlin . . . . . . .110 
 
 xii No. 249. Photogravure (reduced) after engraving in stipple 
 
 by R. Field 118 
 
 xiii No. 467. Photogravure (reduced) after engraving in mezzo- 
 
 tint by W. Woolley 208 
 
 xiv No. 644. Photogravure (reduced) after engraving in stipple 
 
 and etching. Engraver unknown . . . . .270 
 
 xv No. 725. Photogravure (reduced) after etching by unknown 
 
 artist . 308 
 
 xvi No. 781. Photogravure after etching by R. Dighton . . 330 
 
 xvii No. 800. Photogravure after engraving in mezzotint by un- 
 
 known artist ......... 340 
 
 xviii No. 836. Photogravure (reduced) after engraving in mezzo- 
 tint by Philip Dawe . . . . . . '352 
 
 xix No. 840. Photogravure (reduced) after line engraving by 
 
 Amos Doolittle ........ 354 
 
 xx No. 840a. Photogravure (reduced) after line engraving by 
 
 Amos Doolittle . . . . . . . . 356 
 
 xxi No. Z\oc. Photogravure (reduced) after line engraving 
 
 by Amos Doolittle 358 
 
 xxii 
 
CHECK LIST 
 
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 XXV 
 
CATALOGUE OF 
 THE ENGRAVED PORTRAITS OF 
 GEORGE WASHINGTON 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 1772-1795 
 
 [CHARLES WILLSON PEALE] 
 
 1 Three-quarter length, full front, head slightly to left, standing, 
 in uniform, with ribband. Left hand thrust into waistcoat; 
 right hand resting on walking stick at hip, with arm bowed at 
 elbow ; sword hanging off from left hip. Watch seals, showing 
 below waistcoat, on right side. To extreme left a tree, from one 
 branch of which hang a drum and sticks, while another branch, 
 well leaved, extends over Washington's head. In the right dis- 
 tance a river, an island with buildings, and flames arising from 
 far shore. Mezzotint 
 
 His Excellency | George Washington Esq* | 
 
 Height, 12.8. Sub height, II. 12. Width, 9.5. 
 
 la Same as 1. Before letters. 
 
 Of the three impressions of this plate 
 that I know, two are proofs before let- 
 ters, with the inscription supplied by 
 pen, in facsimile of the lettered plate. 
 While no name of painter or engraver 
 is upon the plate, I am satisfied that the 
 mezzotinting is the work of Charles 
 Willson Peale, and that this plate is the 
 one referred to by the artist, in his MS. 
 note-book of 1778, as begun October 
 1 6th, finished and printing November 
 15th and 1 6th, and which heretofore 
 has eluded detection. It is likewise, 
 without doubt, the one advertised in 
 
 the Pennsylvania Packet or General Ad- 
 vertiser, for Saturday, November 21, 
 1778, as on sale by John Dunlap, at the 
 price of five dollars. The advertise- 
 ment reads: "A few mezzotinto prints 
 of His Excellency General Washington," 
 etc. There is no known print anterior 
 to this date, lettered His Excellency, 
 which is strong proof that our No. 1 is 
 the print advertised, and the dates, 
 "Nov. 16th," in Peale's MS. note-book, 
 and "Nov. 21st" of the advertisement, 
 would point to their being one and the 
 same engraving. It is also, in my opin- 
 
 3 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 ion, the original that served for the Le 
 Mire print, No. 31, and it is the same 
 head as that in the Norman prints Nos. 
 42 and 43. It is of added interest to 
 note, as supporting my ascription of the 
 work to Peale, that the proof impres- 
 sions mentioned are accompanied by 
 
 a companion proof of "Lady Wash- 
 ington," three-quarter length, the head 
 in which is copied from the minia- 
 ture of Mrs. Washington, by Charles 
 Willson Peale, discovered by me, and 
 reproduced in The Century Magazine 
 for February, 1892. 
 
 CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 2 Three-quarter length, nearly full to right, standing, in uniform, 
 with right hand resting upon a field piece. In left hand a cocked 
 hat, held to hip. In the background, to the right, Nassau Hall, 
 at Princeton, and in the rear, to left, a flag with thirteen stars 
 and an attendant, with a horse, the heads only visible. Mezzotint 
 
 Cha s Willson Peale pinxTet fecit | His Excellency George 
 Washington Esquire, Commander in | Chief of the Fcederal 
 Army | This Plate is humbly Inscribed to the Honorable 
 the Congress of the United States of America, | By their 
 Obedient Servant. | Cha s : Willson Peale. | 
 
 Height, 1 3. 1 1. Sub height, 11. 14. Width, 9.12. 
 
 This plate is described by Baker, page 204. 
 
 2a Same as 2. With date "1780." added, after the word "fecit," in 
 first line of lettering. 
 
 Of the five impressions of this plate that I know, three are without 
 the date and two with it. 
 
 CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 3 Full bust, to right, in uniform. Oval, in a double border, 8/16, 
 containing title and artist's name. Mezzotint 
 Painted & Engrav'd, by C. W. Peale. 1787. | His Excell: G: 
 
 4 
 
Number i (reduced) 
 Photogravure after mezzotint engraved by Charles Willson Peale. 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 Washington Esq: Late Commander in Chief of the Armies 
 of the United-States of America.^ | (Baker i) 
 
 Oval height, 5.1. Oval width, 4.1. 
 
 Printed in black and in reddish brown. 
 
 3a Same as 3. Proof before all letters. 
 Plate height, 7.7. Plate width, 5.12. 
 
 3& Same as 3. Title erased and re-lettered : 
 
 His Excel: G: Washington Esq: L. L. D. Late Commander in 
 Chief of the Armies of the U. S. of America & President of 
 the Convention of 1787& | 
 
 Of the three impressions of this state that I have seen, one is printed 
 in colors, one in black, and one in red. 
 
 [J. TRENCHARD] 
 
 4 Bust, to right, in uniform. Oval, with border, 3/16, laureated at 
 top, resting on base, in a rectangle engraved to represent bricks. 
 Title in base. Line 
 
 His Excel: G: Washington Esq. | (Baker 38) 
 
 Height, 6.6. Width, 3.15. Oval height, 4.9. Oval width, 3.10. 
 
 This plate, the head in which is a copy of 3, is unsigned, but is believed to be the 
 work of J. Trenchard, although the execution is superior to his known work. 
 
 [American Selection of Lessons in Reading and Speaking. By Noah 
 Webster. Third Edition. Phila. 1787.] 
 
 4a Same plate as 4. Plate very much worn. Oval entirely re- 
 worked, in stipple, and head of Stuart type substituted for 
 the Peale, evidently by a different engraver. 
 
 5 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 MAX ROSENTHAL 
 
 5 Full bust, to right, in uniform. Oval. Etching 
 
 Ethed by Max Rosenthal Phila 1890 from a painting by 
 C. W Peale I " G° Washington" | From the original por- 
 trait PAINTED BY CHARLES WlLLSON PeALE, DURING THE SITTINGS 
 
 of the I Convention at Philadelphia in 1787, Now owned by 
 Mrs. Joseph Harrison, Philadelphia. | 
 
 Height, 6.9. Oval height, 5.3. Oval width, 4.1. 
 
 [History of the Centennial Celebration of the Inauguration of George 
 Washington. New York, 1892.] 
 
 5a Same as 5. Proof before the last three lines of title. 
 
 JOHN SARTAIN 
 
 6 Full bust, to right, in uniform. Oval, with border, 6/16, containing 
 title, in a rectangle. Mezzotint 
 
 His Excel. G: Washington Esq: LL. D. Late Commander in 
 Chief of the Armies of the U. S. of America & President 
 of the Convention of 1787& | Engraved by John Sartain, 
 
 FROM THE ORIGINAL PRINT IN POSSESSION OF W. A. WhITEMAN 
 
 Esq. — Engraved by C. W. Peale, in 1787, from a Painting by 
 himself. I (Baker 34) 
 
 Height, 6.2. Sub height, 6. Width, 4.12. Oval height, 4.3. Oval 
 width, 3.4. 
 
 [Andreana. Phila. 1865.] 
 
 6a Same as 6. Rectangle, border and lettering removed, leaving 
 only the inside oval. 
 
 Oval height, 4.4. Oval width, 3.5. 
 
 6 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 HENRY BRYAN HALL & SONS 
 
 7 Bust, to left, in uniform, with Wolfe hat. Vignette. Oval of a single 
 line, the lower one of a group of four portraits of Washington. 
 The others are after Houdon, Trumbull and Stuart. Line 
 
 C. W. Peale 1772. I Eng 1 ? by H. B. Hall & Sons, 13 Barclay 
 St. N. Y. I 
 
 Oval height, 3.1. Oval width, 2.3. 
 
 [Magazine of American History. New York, February, 1880.] 
 
 MAX ROSENTHAL 
 
 8 Full bust, front, head to left, in uniform, with Wolfe hat. Coat 
 of Arms of Washington in centre of lower margin. Mezzotint 
 
 Colonel George — Washington | of the First Virginia — 
 Regiment i 755—1 759 | From a painting by Charles Willson 
 Peale, — Done at Mount Vernon 1772. | Presented to the 
 Historical Society of — Pennsylvania by M r Charles S. 
 Ogden I Engraved by — Max Rosenthal. | Published by 
 Dodd, Mead & Co. New York, May i 1895 | 
 
 Height, 13. 11. Sub height, 12. Width, 9.6. 
 
 There were seventy-five sets, in three states, printed from this plate. 
 
 8a Same as 8. Before all letters, with etched portrait and facsimile 
 signature of C. W. Peale, in lower margin. 
 
 8b Same as 8. Plate defaced. 
 
 ROBERT SCOT 
 
 9 Three-quarter length, to left, standing, in uniform of Virginian 
 colonel, with Wolfe hat, ribband across breast, and musket held 
 
 7 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 to back by left arm, while right hand is thrust into waistcoat. 
 Vignette, with border line. Line 
 
 R. Scot Del. & Sc. | His Excellency Gen l Washington &c. 
 &c. &c. | Done from an Original Picture of His Excel- 
 lency at Mount Vernon, | Painted by M r Peale 1770 | 
 
 Height, 12.6. Sub height, 10.15. Width, 7. 11. 
 
 The only impression of this plate that 
 I know was discovered after half this 
 work was set up and when the very 
 existence of the print was regarded as 
 problematical. Dunlap, in the appen- 
 dix to his History of the Arts of Design 
 in the United States, says, " Mr. Scott 
 came to America about 1788. . . . He 
 first drew in all his work with a point 
 and then cut it with the graver. . . . 
 He engraved a whole length of Wash- 
 ington, after C. W. Peale, certainly not 
 
 very flattering to so handsome a man." 
 Scot had the distinction of being ap- 
 pointed first engraver to the United 
 States Mint, in the fall of 1793, and was 
 still in office in April, 1807, when he 
 was given an assistant owing to his 
 being " so far advanced in life." The 
 date of the painting, as given on the 
 print, is an error for 1772, and the plate 
 was likely made early in the American 
 career of the engraver. The work is 
 exceedingly crude. 
 
 JOHN WESLEY PARADISE 
 
 Three-quarter length, to left, standing, in uniform of Virginian 
 colonel, with Wolfe hat, and landscape background. Line 
 Engraved by J. W. Paradise From a Picture by J. G. Chap- 
 man after C. W. Peale. | Washington. | ^Et. 40. | From the 
 original portrait in the possession of G. W. P. Custis. Esq r I 
 Arlington House. | (Baker 27) 
 
 Height, 6.9. Sub height, 4. 1 1. Width, 3.13. 
 
 [Life of Washington. By Jared Sparks. Boston, 1834.] 
 
 JOHN ROGERS 
 
 Three-quarter length, to left, standing, in uniform of Virginian 
 colonel, with Wolfe hat, and landscape background. Oval, in 
 ornamental border of irregular design and size. Stipple 
 
 8 
 
Number 9 (reduced) 
 Photogravure after line engraving by R. Scot. 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 C. W. Peale. — J. Rogers. | "G° Washington" | New York, 
 Virtue, Emmins & C? | (Baker 30) 
 
 Height, 9. Oval height, 4. 15. Oval width, 4. 
 
 [Life of Washington. By Lossing. New York, i860.] 
 
 11a Same as 11. Without address. 
 
 GEORGE PARKER 
 
 12 Three-quarter length, to left, standing, in uniform of Virginian 
 colonel, with Wolfe hat. Vignette, in rectangle with corners cut 
 off. Stipple 
 
 C. W. Peale. — Original in possession of G. W. P. Custis, 
 Esq. Arlington House. — Geo. Parker. | "G° Washington" 
 I 1772 Air. 40. I Printed by W. Pate, | New York. G. P. 
 Putnam & C° | (Baker 28) 
 
 Height, 6.12. Sub height, 4. 11. Width, 3.12. 
 
 [Life of Washington. By Irving. New York, 1855.] 
 
 ION B. FORREST 
 
 13 Three-quarter length, to left, standing, in uniform of Virginian 
 colonel, with Wolfe hat. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 C. W. Peale. — Original in Possession of G. W. P. Custis, 
 Esq. — J. B. Forrest. | "G° Washington" | 1772 JEt. 40. | 
 New York, G. P. Putnam & C° | (Baker 1 1) 
 
 Height, 7.4. Sub height, 5.8. Width, 3.10. 
 
 [Life of Washington. By Irving. New York, 1856-59.] 
 
 9 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 13a Same as 13. Lettering all removed and printed on India paper 
 to appear like a proof. 
 
 JAMES W. STEEL 
 
 14 Three-quarter length, to left, standing, in uniform of Virginian 
 colonel, with Wolfe hat. Border line, 1/16, around rectangle. 
 
 Line 
 
 Painted by A. Dickinson. — Engraved by J. W. Steel. | Wash- 
 ington I in 1772. I /Etatis 40. I I Certify that the painting 
 of Washington in 1772, executed by Anson Dickinson, Esq. 
 from the i original picture by peale, in my possession, is a 
 faithful resemblance of the original, the only orig- | inal 
 of the Pater Patrle. prior to the revolution. | Arlington 
 House July 18, 1830. | "George W P Custis" | [Copyright 
 1833 by A. Dickinson.] | (Baker 36) 
 
 Height, 8.7. Sub height, 5.8. Width, 4.5. 
 
 14a Same as 14. Copyright notice erased and "Engraved for 
 Graham's Magazine." inserted before certificate. 
 
 14& Same as \\a. "Engraved for Graham's Magazine." erased and 
 "Printed by Cammeyer & Clark N. York." inserted. 
 
 JOHN CHESTER BUTTRE 
 
 15 Three-quarter length, to left, standing, in uniform of Virginian 
 colonel, with Wolfe hat. Mixed 
 
 Painted by A. Dickinson. — Engraved by J. C. Buttre. | "G° 
 Washington" | (Baker 4) 
 
 Height, 5.14. Sub height, 4. 13. Width, 3.12. 
 
 [Recollections and Private Memoirs of Washington. By G. W. P. Custis. 
 
 New York, i860.] 
 
 IO 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 J. DE MARE 
 
 16 Bust, to right, in uniform, with ribband. Oval, with border line, 
 i/i 6. Line 
 
 J. De Mare | Washington at the Age of Twenty-five | From 
 a miniature on ivory presented by Washington to his niece 
 Harriet, | and now belonging to her daughters family. | 
 "I am Sir, Yr most Obed t H ble Serv t | G° Washington | 
 Fort Loudoun | io t . h Sept. 1757" | [Copyright, 1851, by G. 
 P. Putnam & Co.] | (Baker 8) 
 
 Height, 6. Oval height, 2.13. Oval width, 2.5. 
 
 [Life of Washington. By Irving. New York, 1856-59.] 
 
 Washington's age at the time the min- old. The original miniature, from which 
 
 iature was painted, as given on this print, this engraving was made, is now in the 
 
 is an error. It was painted after the Huntington collection, at the Metropoli- 
 
 revolutionary war had begun, as the rib- tan Museum of Art. See 17. The 
 
 band shows, and Rembrandt Peale, the error in age on this print has occasioned 
 
 son of the painter, said it was painted in the further error of attributing the minia- 
 
 1777, on the march to Germantown, ture to Copley, who did not paint a por- 
 
 when Washington was forty-five years trait of Washington. 
 
 16« Same as 16. Proof before all letters. 
 
 16& Same as 160. With engraver's name. 
 
 16c Same as 16. All lettering erased, except engraver's name and 
 first line of title. 
 
 [Mount Vernon. A letter to the Children of America. New York, 1859.] 
 \§d Same as 16. Without engraver's name. 
 
 [BOCOURT] 
 
 17 Bust, to left, in uniform, with ribband. Oval, in border, 9/16 at 
 sides and 11/16 top and bottom, like a medallion, with coil of 
 hair. Etching 
 
 1 1 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 G. Washington | after a miniature | of same size by C. W. 
 Peale I 
 
 Height, 3.8. Oval height, 2.15. Sub oval height, 1.9. Oval width, 
 2.4. Sub oval width, 1.2. 
 
 This plate was etched in Paris, for W. Huntington, now in the Huntington 
 
 H. Huntington, by Bocourt, from the Collection, Metropolitan Museum of 
 original miniature then owned by Mr. Art, New York. 
 
 11a Same as 1 7. Proof before all letters. 
 
 VALENTINE GREEN 
 
 18 Whole length, full front, head slightly to left, in uniform, stand- 
 ing at rest, with left arm across back of horse, to right, holding 
 cocked hat in hand. Right arm, with a riding switch in hand, 
 rests, at elbow, on field piece to the left. In the extreme distance, 
 to left, a large building with cupola. Mezzotint 
 
 J. Brown Excudit. | Peel pinxit, Philadelphia. | Stothard 
 delinT Londini. I — V. Green fecit Mezzotinto Engraver to 
 the King of Great Britain and | the Elector Palatine. | 
 General Washington. | From an Original Picture in the 
 possession of M R Brown. Publish'd by him April 22^ 1785, 
 and Sold at N° 10, George Yard, Lombard Street, London, j 
 
 (Baker 12) 
 
 Height, 20.14. Sub height, 19.14. Width, 14. 
 
 Said to have been printed in colors, but I have not seen it. 
 
 18$ Same as 18. Before all letters. 
 
 18& Same as 18. With etched letters in different form from 18 and 
 with "Jos Brown" for "J Brown" in first line. 
 
 12 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 WOLFF 
 
 19 Whole length, standing, full front, to left, in uniform, with rib- 
 band, resting, with left hand, on field-piece and right hand 
 holding cocked hat to hip. In the background, to left, an atten- 
 dant with a horse and a flag with thirteen stars. In right dis- 
 tance a building and some troops. Line 
 
 Tableau du temps — Grave par Wolff | Washington 
 (Georges), | President de la Republique des Etats-unis 
 d'Amerique du Nord^Jo799. | Dessine par Girardet — Dia- 
 graphe et Pantographe-Gavard | (Baker 40) 
 
 Height, 11. Sub height, 9.1 1. Width, 6.6. 
 
 19a Same as 19. With lettering at top of plate, "Gal™ hist q ? e de 
 Versailles— S ie X. S° n 6." 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 20 Bust, to right, in uniform, with ribband. Oval, with frame-like 
 border, 11/16, containing title. Beneath, a tablet with represen- 
 tation of surrender of Cornwallis, inscribed "Iournee memorable 
 du 19 Octobre 1 78 1 a York en Virginie." Enclosed in engraved 
 rectangle. Line 
 
 Le General Washington. | Commendant en Chef des Armees 
 Americaines. I ne en Virginie en 1733. | Grave d'apres le 
 Tableau de N: Piehle peint d'apres nature A Philadelphie 
 en 1783. I A Basle chez Chr.: de Mechel. | 
 
 Height, 8.3. Sub height, 7.12. Width, 5.8. Oval height, 4.9. Oval 
 width, 3.15. 
 
 20a Same as 20. Last line of letters, the address, erased. (Baker 14) 
 [Essai sur Physionomie par Lavater. La Haye, 1781-86.] 
 
 13 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 21 Bust, to right, in uniform, with ribband. Oval, with border, 10/16. 
 Beneath oval a tablet, with representation of surrender of Corn- 
 wallis, inscribed "Event of the 19^ of Oct' 1 78 1 , at Yorktown in 
 Virginia." Enclosed in an engraved rectangle. Line 
 
 T HOLLOWAY DlREXIT. | GEN^ WASHINGTON. | THE ENGLISH 
 
 Artist has followed the lines or the Print in the French 
 
 ORIGINAL, AFTER A PICTURE BY PlEHLE, ON ACCOUNT OF THE RE- 
 MARKS of M* Lavater. I 141 I Publish'd by T. Hollo way & 
 the other Proprietors May 21, 1794. | (Baker 15) 
 
 Height, 9. Sub height, 7.12. Width, 5.9. Oval height, 4.8. Oval 
 width, 4. 
 
 [Essays on Physiognomy. By Lavater. London, 1789-98.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 22 Bust, to right, in uniform, with ribband. Oval, with border of 
 horizontal lines, 11/16, containing title. Beneath, a tablet with 
 representation of surrender of Cornwallis, inscribed "Journee 
 memorable du 19 Octobre 1781 a York en Virginie." Enclosed 
 in engraved rectangle. Etching 
 
 Le General Washington | commendant en chef des armees 
 americaines i ne en vlrginie en 1 733 | 
 
 Height, 7.12. Width, 5.7. Oval height, 4.8. Oval width, 3.15. 
 
 This is a modern plate executed to appear like an old one. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 23 Bust, to right, in uniform, with ribband. Oval, with border, 4/16, 
 of three rules, suspended by a ring, above a tablet containing 
 representation of surrender of Cornwallis. Outline 
 
 H 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 Tom 6— Pl 338 | 
 
 Height, 6.10. Width, 4.8. Oval height, 4. Oval width, 3.4. 
 
 [Lavater's Physionomie. Vol. 6. Paris, 1806-9.] 
 
 23a Same as 23. " 338 " changed to " 339." and points placed after 
 
 each word. (Baker 16) 
 
 [Lavater's Physionomie. Vol. 6. Paris, 1820.] 
 
 236 Same as 23a. " Page 219." added between " Tom. 6." and " PI. 
 339-" 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 24 Bust, to right, in uniform, with ribband. Oval, to left, in rect- 
 angle of double line, with, to right, a profile portrait of General 
 Elliot. Mixed 
 
 Page 333.— Vol. III. | L— K | 319 | (Baker 17) 
 
 Height, 4.2. Sub height, 3.6. Width, 5.10. Oval height, 3.3. Oval 
 width, 2.7. 
 
 [Essays on Physiognomy. By Lavater. London, 1797.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 25 Bust, to left, in uniform. Vignette, at left hand lowercornerof plate 
 containing eleven other portraits, within a rectangle. Etching 
 
 Pl. 93. I Washington | 
 
 Height, 6.6. Width, 3.12. Sub height, 1.4. Sub width, 1.6. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 26 Bust, to right, in uniform. Vignette, in border, 8/16, with tablet 
 bearing title. Outline 
 
 15 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 Tome L. Page 237. | Hist. D'Amerique. | Washington. | N. 
 Piehle pinxT — Landon direxT | (Baker 32) 
 
 Height, 5. Width, 3. Sub height, 2.10. Sub width, 2. 
 
 R. SANDS 
 
 27 Bust, to left, in uniform. Vignette, in border, 5/16, with tablet 
 bearing title. Outline 
 
 Washington. | R. Sands sculp. | Published by Vernor, Hood 
 & Sharpe, Poultry, Jan y i. 181 i. | (Baker 33) 
 
 Height, 4.10. Width, 2.10. Sub height, 2.9. Sub width, 2. 
 
 [Historic Gallery of Portraits. London, 1807-1811.] 
 
 27a Same as 27. Plate reworked, a scroll border, 11/ 16, in outline, 
 added, publisher's name erased, and " Engraved by — R. Sands" 
 substituted for "R. Sands sculp." 
 
 ZERLAMSLER 
 
 28 Bust, to right, in uniform. Vignette, in border, 2/16, with tablet 
 bearing title. Outline 
 
 Washington | Zerlamsler Sc | (Baker 41) 
 
 Height, 4.2. Width, 2.9. Sub height, 3.1. Sub width, 2.5. 
 
 JUSTUS CHEVILLET 
 
 29 Full bust, to left, in uniform. Tree and landscape in background. 
 Oval, with border, 4/16, in an ornamental rectangle, with outside 
 border of oak leaves. Title on engraved tablet, beneath the 
 oval, within rectangle. Line 
 
 16 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 Galerie des Hommes Illustres vivans. I Wasington, 
 Generalissime des Etats unis de L'Amerique. I Dessine par 
 Bounieu d'apres un Tableau fourni par M. le Marquis de 
 la Fayette — Grave par Chevillet | (Baker 6) 
 
 Height, 13.14. Sub height, 13.7. Width, 1 o.i. Oval height, 6.9. Oval 
 width, 5.2. 
 
 29a Same as 29. Without any letters except engraver's name — 
 "Chevillet S." in scratched letters. 
 
 296 Same as 29. Without "Galerie . . . vivans." 
 
 29c Same as 29^. With address added "chez Porlier, Graveur 
 Editeur, Rue des Cinq Diamans, N° 8." 
 
 29^ Same as 29^. Engraving on tablet erased, leaving it white and 
 relettered, "Washington | Generalissime des Americains, Libe*- 
 rateur des Etats- Unis | Contemporain et Ami du General La- 
 fayette I " 
 
 PIERRE ADRIEN LE BEAU 
 
 30 Bust, full face, to right, in uniform, with gorget. Oval, in border, 
 6/16, in a rectangle. Above oval a festoon of olive leaves, with 
 the word "Li | ber | tas | ", surrounded by radiating rays. Below, 
 flags, cannon, laurel and palm branches. Tablet, within rect- 
 angle, bearing title. Line 
 
 S. E. George Washington | General en Chef des Armees | 
 des Etats unis de l'Amerique | A Paris chez Mondhare rue 
 ST Jacques. — Le Beau Sculp. | (Baker 20) 
 
 Height, 6.14. Sub height, 6.10. Width, 4.9. Oval height, 3.2. Oval 
 width, 2.7. 
 
 17 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 NOEL LE MIRE 
 
 31 Whole length, to right, standing, in uniform, to the left of picture, 
 in front of a marquee overhung by a tree, holding in right hand 
 a roll of papers displaying sheets inscribed " 2 | Declaration | 
 of I Independence | when," "3 | Treaty | of | Alliance," | etc. 
 The left hand, gloved, is thrust into waistcoat at breast. Be- 
 neath feet are sundry torn documents, inscribed "4 | Protec- 
 tion I to Rebels | ," etc., "5 | Conciliatory Bills," | etc., and 
 others. To left a camp-stool, with cocked hat, scroll, and spy- 
 glass upon it and walking-stick leaning against it. To right a 
 table with map of "New Windsor," and other papers. In the 
 rear a horse held by a negro, and in the right distance an en- 
 campment, with river beyond. There are various documents 
 numbered 1 to 14. A scrap of paper, on the ground, in front, 
 is inscribed " N Le Mire Sculp | 1 780 " | Line 
 
 Peint par L. le Paon Peintre de Bataille de S. A. S. | M R . G 
 le Prince de Conde. | — Grave par N. le Mire des Acade- 
 mies IMPERIALES ET ROYALES I ET DE CELLE DES SlENCES ET 
 
 Arts de Rouen. | Le General Washington | Ne Quid Det- 
 
 RIMENTI CAPIAT Res PUBLICA. | GRAVE d'aPRES LE TABLEAU 
 
 Original appartenant a M* Marquis de la Fayette. | Cette 
 Estampe ce Vend avec Privilege du Roy a Paris chez le 
 Mire Graveur rue et porte ST Jacques. Maison de M* le 
 Camus M? de Drap. prix 12 livres. | (Baker 21) 
 
 Height, 18.8. Sub height, 16.10. Width, 12. 1 1. 
 
 The numbers, 1 to 14, upon this plate, The painting by le Paon was exhibited 
 
 refer to " Traduction de l'anglais en at the Salon de la Correspondance, in 
 
 Francais des Bills qui sont dansl'Estampe 1782. 
 du Portrait du General Washington." 
 
 31a Same as 31. Before all letters. 
 
 31& Same as 31. With names of painter and engraver, but before 
 title. 
 
 18 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 31c Same as 31. With the word "By" added to the scroll on the 
 foreground, inscribed "A Proclamation," at lower edge of en- 
 graved surface. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 32 Whole length, to right, standing, in uniform, to the left of picture, 
 in front of a marquee. Similar to No. 31, with the omission of the 
 tree overhanging the marquee and some other minor details. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 Printed for & Sold by Carington Bowles — N? 69 in ST 
 Pauls Church Yard London. | General Washington. | Pub- 
 lished as the Act directs, 24 June 1785. | (Baker 22) 
 
 Height, 13.12. Sub height, 12.14. Width, 9.14. 
 32a Same as 32. With figures " 556 " added in lower right margin. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 33 Whole length, to left, standing, in uniform, at entrance to tent, 
 full face to front, with right hand thrust into waistcoat at breast. 
 In left hand an open scroll inscribed " Declaration | of | Inde- 
 pendence. I When I " Similar to 32 reversed. Etching 
 
 General Washington | 
 
 Height, 13. Sub height, 12.9. Width, 9. 12. 
 
 The work is very crude, and, in my opinion, is early American. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 34 Whole length, to right, standing, in uniform, to the left of print, 
 at entrance to a tent, leaning in an easy attitude upon a covered 
 
 l 9 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 field-piece. In right hand an open scroll inscribed "Declaration | 
 of | American | Independence." The left hand, gloved, is thrust 
 into waistcoat at breast. In the left foreground a camp-stool, 
 upon which are a spy-glass, a scroll, and a cocked hat, and, in the 
 right distance, a view of an encampment with river and island 
 beyond. Similar to 32, with omission of horse and attendant. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 General Washington. | Late President of the United 
 States of America, — From a fine Original Engraved at 
 Paris. | Published 25 t . h May 1797, by Laurie &. Whittle, 53 
 Fleet Street, London. | (Baker 23) 
 
 Height, 13.14. Sub height, 13.3. Width, 9.15. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 35 Whole length, to left, standing, in uniform, to right of print, at 
 entrance of a marquee overhung by a tree. The right hand, 
 gloved, thrust in waistcoat at breast. In left hand an open scroll. 
 To right a camp-stool, upon which are a spy-glass, a scroll, and 
 a cocked hat. In left distance a river and an encampment. Sim- 
 ilar to 34 reversed. Mezzotint 
 
 General Washington : | Late President of the American 
 Congress. | London, Published June 16-1797, BY Haines 
 & Son. 19 Rolls Buildings, Fetter Lane. | 
 
 Height, 6.15. Sub height, 6.6. Width, 4.15. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 36 Whole length, to left, standing, in uniform, at entrance to a mar- 
 quee overhung by a tree. The right hand, gloved, thrust into 
 waistcoat at breast. In left hand an open scroll lettered " Dec- 
 
 20 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 laration | of | Independance | " To right a camp-stool, upon 
 which are a spy-glass, a scroll, and a cocked hat. In left dis- 
 tance a river and an encampment. Similar to 35. Mezzotint 
 
 General Washington. | Late President of the American 
 Congress. | London Publish'd Sept r 7, 1797, by G. Thompson 
 N? 50 Old Bailey, & I. Evans N° 42 Long Lane. WT Smith- 
 field. I 
 
 Height, 13.14. Sub height, 13.2. Width, 9.12. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 37 Half length, to left, in uniform, with right hand thrust into waist- 
 coat at breast. Oval, with corners extended to rectangle. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 peint par Alexander Camphell a Williamsbourg en Vir- 
 ginie I George Washington, Esquier | General et Coman- 
 deur en Chef d'Armee des XIII Provinces | unies en 
 Amerique. I Se vent a Londres Chez Thom. Hart | 
 
 Height, 8.15. Sub height, 7.15. Oval height, 7.12. Width, 6.4. 
 
 This is doubtless Baker 24, as it answers pression is known, as given in Baker 
 the description exactly with the addition 24, without this line, 
 of the first line of lettering, and no im- 
 
 WILLIAM ANGUS 
 
 38 Full bust, full front, to left, in uniform. Right hand, gloved, 
 thrust into waistcoat, at breast. Circle, with border, 4/16, upon a 
 pyramidal base, in a rectangle, engraved to represent stone- 
 work, with an outside border, 3/16. Title, on tablet upon the 
 base. Line 
 
 21 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 Gen. Washington. | W™ Angus sc. | Published Sep* 23. 
 1785, by J. Fielding, Pater Noster Row. | (Baker 3) 
 
 Height, 6.6. Sub height, 5.7. Width, 3.5. Diameter, 2.8. 
 
 [History of the War. By John Andrews. London, 1785.] 
 
 38a Same as 38. Before all letters. 
 J. L. 
 
 39 Full bust, full front, to left, in uniform. Right hand, gloved, 
 thrust into waistcoat, at breast. Oval, in border, 10/16, resting 
 upon a base, containing title, within a rectangle. Line 
 
 S. E. George Washington. | General en Chef des Armees | 
 des Etats unis de l'Amerique I Le B. Pinx. — J. L. Sculp. | 
 
 (Baker 18) 
 
 Height, 10.4. Sub height, 10.7. Width, 7. Oval height, 6.3. Oval 
 width, 5.5. 
 
 THOMAS COOK 
 
 40 Full bust, full front, to left, in uniform. Oval, with border 
 line, 4/16. Line 
 
 T. Cook del et sculp. | General Washington. | Publish'd 
 as the Act directs. Aug t 21 s 1783. by S. Bladon. | 
 
 (Baker 7) 
 
 Height, 5.4. Oval height, 3.1 1. Oval width, 2.15. 
 
 Heading to a broadside. Circular letter army. Title in open letters, address in 
 from Washington to the Governors of etched script, 
 the States on resigning command of the 
 
 40& Same as 40. Title changed to 
 
 Gen l Washington. | Published by D. Brewman. Oct r i st 
 1792. I 
 
 22 
 
Number 42 (reduced) 
 
 Photogravure after line engraving by John Norman. 
 Owing to the condition of the original, the reproduc- 
 tion shows marks of folds and soil. 
 
PT±U^vD*yLl>HiA Al,MAXACk fo l» thcYTxAltol u ui "Lord lyti o,- bciiXB l*>^a SJ^'TlLK.oi.vLEAl' YfiAR 
 
 Trintea and JnldbyNDRifAN and B BI5 "WlitJ , in Front $lsect 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 41 Full bust, full front, to left, in uniform, without epaulettes, but with 
 ribband. Oval at top and bottom, with border, at top 3/16 and 
 at bottom 2/16, in rectangle, with border line, 1/16. Line 
 
 His Excellency General | Washington | 
 
 Height, 5.12. Sub height, 5. Width, 3.3. 
 
 This is evidently early American work, Evening Post, of June 23, 1779, as 
 and much like that of Norman, which adorning "A Primer" published " Phila- 
 the title, " His Excellency," would serve delphia, Walters & Norman, 1779." No 
 to confirm. It may be the " beautiful copy of this publication is known to 
 head " advertised in the Pennsylvania exist. 
 
 JOHN NORMAN 
 
 Bust, full front, to left, in uniform, with ribband. Oval, with bor- 
 der, 1/16, at sides, containing title, within ornamental oblong rect- 
 angle. On either side, at base, seated figures of Fame blowing 
 the trumpet, and beyond, flags and war trophies. On sides, flags 
 and palm branches. At top scrollwork, with festoons of olive 
 leaves, extending across. On the right, an oval pendant contain- 
 ing the arms of Pennsylvania. On the left, a similar oval con- 
 taining shield with rattlesnake. Around the rectangle a scroll 
 border, 3/16, with a snake at bottom at full length. Etching 
 
 His Excellency — GenV Washington. | 
 
 Height, 2.2. Width, 4. 12. Oval height, 1. 13. Oval width, 1.8. 
 
 Engraved on a plate 7.12 x 10.4, lettered 
 across top, "Philadelphia Almanack for 
 the Year of our Lord 1780; being Bis 
 sextile or Leap Year." And at bottom 
 
 of plate, " Engraved Printed and Sold 
 by Norman and Bedwell, in Front Street 
 between Arch and Market Streets." 
 
 JOHN NORMAN 
 
 43 Full bust, full front, to left, in uniform, with ribband and epau- 
 lettes. Oval, in a frame-like border, 15/16, in a rectangle, rest- 
 
 23 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 ing upon a small pedestal inscribed, "Temperance, | Prudence, | 
 Fortitude, | Justice." On either side of which are emblems 
 of War. At top, festooned garland. Line 
 
 B Blyth del. — J. Norman Sculp. | His ExcellSX George 
 Washington, Esq r | General and Commander in Chief of 
 the Allied Armies, | Supporting the Independence of 
 America. | Taken from an Original Picture in possession 
 of his Ex CY Gov? Hancock | Published by John Coles, Bos- 
 ton, March. 26 t . h 1782 | (Baker 26) 
 
 Height, 13.10. Sub height, 11. 10. Width, 9.5. Oval height, 7.7. 
 Oval width, 6.2. 
 
 There is a companion print of Mrs. Washington. 
 
 JOHN NORMAN 
 
 44 Full bust, full front, to right, in uniform, with ribband and epau- 
 lettes. Similar to 43 only reversed. Line 
 
 }. Norman Sc. | His Excell 0 ? George Washington, Esq? | 
 Commander in Chief, of the Armies, of the United States, 
 of I America | 
 
 Height, 13. Sub height, II. 7. Width, 9.1. Oval height, 7.7. Oval 
 width, 6. 
 
 This plate, of which I have seen only tar carriage, are left white. The lower 
 one copy, has the appearance of being line of lettering is cut through so that 
 much worn, but in fact is a poor plate, the height is not exact, and a complete 
 Some details, like the pedestal and mor- copy might show additional lettering. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 45 Whole length, to right, head to left, in full suit of armor, except- 
 ing helmet and a gauntlet, which are on the ground. The right 
 
 24 
 
Number 45 (reduced) 
 
 Photogravure after line engraving attributed to John Norman. 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 hand, which is ungloved, holds a lance or flag-staff which extends 
 from the upper to the lower edge of the print. In the back- 
 ground, to right, the representation of a battle. Vignette, in 
 rectangle of double line, 1/16. Etching 
 
 The true Portraiture of his Excellency | George Wash- 
 ington Esq? I In the Roman Dress, as Orderd by Congress 
 for the Monument to be erected | in Philadelphia, to per- 
 petuate to Posterity the Man who commanded the | Amer- 
 ican FORCES THROUGH THE LATE GLORIOUS REVOLUTION. | 
 
 (Baker 426) 
 
 Height, 1 1.4. Sub height, 9.3. Width, 7.3. 
 
 This print, except the head, is a copy of Pro Patria." The act of Congress, 
 a portrait of Sir William de la More, in August 7, 1783, mentioned in title, pro- 
 Guillim's Heraldry, London, 1679, and vided for an equestrian statue, "the 
 has the appearance of being executed general to be represented in a Roman 
 by John Norman. The paper, upon dress, holding a truncheon in his right 
 which the only copy seen is printed, has hand and his head encircled with a 
 an interesting water-mark, " G. S. B. laurel wreath." 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 •16 Bust, full front, to right, in uniform, with ribband, but without 
 epaulettes. Circle, with border, 5/16, cut off to rectangle. Line 
 
 El General Washington | (Baker 45) 
 
 Height, 5.3. Sub height, 4.10. Width, 4.5. Diameter, 4.3. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 47 Bust, to left, in uniform. Oval, with border, 4/16, in which is 
 title, at top, in a rectangle, with border, 4/16, on a base. On 
 same plate, opposite, to right, is a portrait of " Lady Wash- 
 ington." Line 
 
 25 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 His Excellency General Washington | 
 
 Height, 4.4. Width, 2.9. Oval height, 2.10. Oval width, 2. 
 
 Plainly early American work, and the copies have been clipped so that the 
 only two copies I have seen were found outside dimension may not be correct, 
 in the interior of Pennsylvania. Both 
 
 [AUGUSTIN DE SAINT AUBIN] 
 
 48 Full bust, full front, to left, in uniform, with ribband. Oval, with 
 border, 11/ 16, in a rectangle. Beneath the oval a tablet on 
 which is the title. Line 
 
 George Washington, | Commandant en Chef des Armees 
 Americaines, I Ne en Virginie en 1733. I Se trouve A Paris, 
 chez Aug. De ST Aubin, Graveur du Roi et de la Biblio- 
 
 THEQUE, ACTUELLEMENT RUE THERESE BUTE ST RoCH, ET A LA 
 BlBLIOTHEQUE | ET CHEZ COCHIN, AUX GALLERIES DU LOUVRE, 
 
 A. P. D. R. I (Baker 31) 
 
 Height, 8. Sub height, 7. n. Width, 5.10. Oval height, 4.9. Oval 
 width, 4. 
 
 48$ Same as 48. Address changed to 
 
 Se trouve a Paris, chez Aug. De ST Aubin, Graveur du Roi 
 
 ET DE SA BlBLIOTHEQUE, ACTUELLEMENT RUE THERESE BUTE ST 
 ROCH, ET A LA BlBLIOTHEQUE DU Roi, | ET CHEZ M* COCHIN, 
 
 aux Galleries du Louvre, A. P. D. R. | 
 48& Same as 48. Before address. 
 
 HALDER 
 
 49 Bust, full front, to left, in uniform, with ribband. Vignette, in 
 oval of a single line. An insert, on page 357. Outline 
 
 26 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 Halder Sculp. | (Baker 13) 
 
 Oval height, 4.9. Oval width, 4. 
 
 [Essai sur Physiognomic Par Lavater. La Haye, 1781-86.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 50 Bust, full front, to left, in uniform, with ribband. Copy of 49. 
 An insert, on page 437. Outline 
 
 Oval height, 4.9. Oval width, 4. 
 
 [Essays on Physiognomy. By Lavater. London, 1789-98.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 51 Bust, full front, to left, in uniform, with ribband. Vignette. 
 
 Outline 
 
 Tom. 6. — Pl. 339. (bis.) | 
 
 Height, 5. Sub height, 4. Width, 3.10. 
 
 [Lavater's Physionomie. Vol. 6. Paris, 1820.] 
 
 51a Same as 51. With addition of "Page 221 " between "Tom. 6." 
 and " PI. 339. (bis.) " 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 52 Full bust, full front, to left, in uniform, with ribband. Oval. Mixed 
 
 General Washington. | London Pub. April, ii, 178?, by E 
 Hedges N? 92 Cornhill. | 
 
 Height, 5.9. Oval height, 3.12. Oval width, 3.1. 
 
 This is Baker 44, there described from a cut-down copy without address. 
 
 27 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 53 Full bust, full front, to left, in uniform, with ribband. Oval, with 
 border, 4/16, upon a base in a rectangle. Title, upon white 
 tablet, on base. Line 
 
 Engraved for the Universal Magazine. | George Washing- 
 ton, I Commander in Chief | of the American Army. 
 Printed for J. Hinton, at the Kings Arms, in Paternoster 
 Row. I (Baker 43) 
 
 Height, 6.1. Sub height, 5.1 1. Width, 3.6. Oval height, 3.6. Oval 
 width, 2.13. 
 
 [Universal Magazine. London, May, 1800.] 
 53$ Same as 53. Before all letters. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 54 Full bust, full front, to left, in uniform, with ribband. Oval, 
 with border, 1/16. Aquatint 
 
 George Washington, | Commandant en Chef des Armees 
 Americaines, I Ne en Virginie en 1733. I 
 
 Height, 6.1. Oval height, 4.9. Oval width, 4.2. 
 
 L. ROGER 
 
 55 Bust, to left, in uniform. Oval medallion, with title, hung 
 upon a column to right, beside a similar one, of Franklin, and 
 one of Louis XVI, above. The column is surmounted with a 
 globe, upon which are three fleurs-de-lis, and above the globe is 
 a cock crowing. The base supporting the column bears an in- 
 scription " L'Amerique | et les Mers, | 6 Louis ! | vous recon- 
 naissen' | pour leur Liberated | " To the right is an Indian, 
 
 28 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 with his left foot upon a leopard's head and holding, in his left 
 hand, a pole, with liberty-cap. In his right hand a caduceus. 
 On the extreme right are two palm-trees with a ribbon entwined 
 inscribed, " En m'elevant | je m'embellis." | In the left distance 
 shipping, and in the foreground an anchor, on bales marked 
 "M. L." Each medallion is inscribed with subject's name — 
 "Waginston" — "Franklin" — "Louis Seize." The whole design 
 enclosed in a circle of a single line. Aquatint 
 
 DUPLESSIS BERTEAUX DEL. L. ROGER ScULP. I 786. | INDEPEN- 
 
 dance des Etats-Unis. | [Then follow fourteen lines of text 
 in double column]. A Paris chez Blin, Imprimeur en Taille- 
 Douce, Place Maubert, N? 17, vis-a-vis la rue des 3 Portes, 
 A. P. D. R. I 
 
 Height, 8.10. Width, 5.15. Diameter, 5.4. Head, oval height, .10. 
 Oval width, .8. 
 
 This plate is printed partly in color and finished by hand. 
 
 REINIER VINKELES 
 
 Bust, to left, in uniform, within a frame, 4/16, hung on a wall. 
 Beneath, a base on which is title and upon which lies a hat, 
 baton and olive branch. A curtain hangs over and conceals the 
 upper left corner of the frame. Line 
 
 G. Washington, Generaal der Noord-Americaanen. 
 Rein r - Vinkeles, sculp, naar een Origineel Schildery, by 
 den Wel Ed. Heer P. van Winter, Nic : z. | (Baker 39) 
 
 Height, 5.1 1. Sub height, 5.9. Width, 3.8. Head, height, 2.8. 
 Width, 2. 
 
 Same as 56. Before title on tablet, and in etched letters, "Rein 
 Vinkeles sculp, naer een Orrigeneel Schilderye." 
 
 29 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 J. NORMAN 
 
 57 Bust to left, head to right, in a circular medallion with thirteen 
 stars, held by a female figure, who is pointing out the medallion, 
 to another female with a lyre, to the left. Below, to left, Fame 
 blowing her trumpet, and to right Justice blindfolded, with 
 scales and sword. Border of single line, 1/16. Etching 
 
 J. Norman Sc | 
 
 Height, 5.12. Sub height, 5.8. Width, 3.5. Head, diameter, 1. 
 
 B. MOURIK 
 
 58 Bust, to left, head to right, in uniform. Circular medallion, with 
 border, 3/16, containing title, in the centre of a plate, at top, con- 
 taining in each corner a medallion with profile portraits of "John 
 Adams," "De Generaal Gates," "Henry Laurens," and "Ben- 
 jamin Franklin." In the middle of plate an American flag, on an 
 oval shield encircled with laurel leaves, containing thirteen stars 
 and thirteen stripes. On either side, six suspended tablets con- 
 taining the names of twelve of the thirteen States, in Dutch, with 
 " New Hampchire." on a separated tablet, under the medallion 
 of Washington. On a base, at bottom, " MDCCLXXXIII." 
 Enclosed in rectangle, with border line, 2/16. Etching 
 
 In de Mercurius October, 1783. 2 DE Stuk. Pag 162. J 
 De Generaal Waschington. | Ter Gedachtenis, van het 
 Onafhangelyk Verklaaren der I 13 Americaansche Pro- 
 vintien, Door de Engelschen. | B: Mourik Escudit. | 
 
 Height, 6.6. Sub height, 5.12. Width, 4.12. Head, diameter, 15. 
 
 ALBERT ROSENTHAL 
 
 59 Bust, to left, head to right, in uniform. Oval, in frame, 5/16, with 
 ornamental top, upon a base containing title, in facsimile. Etching 
 
 30 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 " Pencel Sketch of General | Washington-from life taken 
 | by Chas. Willson Peale 17^7 I 1787" I Etched by Albert 
 Rosenthal. 1898, from the original in the possession of 
 the Historical Society of Penna. | 
 
 Height, 6. Sub height, 5.13. Oval height, 4. Oval width, 3.7. 
 
 By whom the MS. inscription was made the same head, and No. 58 was pub- 
 is not known, but the erased date, and lished four years prior to the substi- 
 not the substituted one, is undoubtedly tuted date, 
 the correct date, as Nos. 57 and 58 have 
 
 59a Same as 59. With only facsimile inscription on base. 
 
 59& Same as 59. With added lettering, "Twenty-five sets in three 
 states of this plate printed and subscribed for by | " Then fol- 
 low twenty-five names of subscribers, each numbered, in four 
 columns. 
 
 59c Same as 59^. Plate defaced. 
 
 ALBERT ROSENTHAL 
 
 60 Bust, to left, in uniform, with ribband. Oval. Etching 
 
 Etched by Albert Rosenthal, 1897, | George Washington. | 
 From the miniature by Charles Willson Peale, 1785. | in 
 possession of the Long Island Historical Society. | Printed 
 by E. Opitz. I Philadelphia, April io t . h 1897. | 
 
 Height, 3.14. Oval height, 2.12. Oval width, 2.3. 
 
 60a Same as 60. Before all letters, with arms of Washington in 
 lower margin. In some impressions the arms are printed in red. 
 
 60& Same as 60. With added lettering, "Twenty copies in four 
 states of this plate printed and | Subscribed for | by | " Then fol- 
 
 31 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 low twenty names of subscribers, each numbered, in three col- 
 umns. Plate defaced. 
 
 ALBERT ROSENTHAL 
 
 61 Whole length, standing, to left, in uniform. In extended right 
 hand an uplifted sword, and in left hand, at hip, a cocked 
 hat. Back of Washington, to the right, a figure on the ground, 
 representing Hugh Mercer, supported by a soldier, with bare 
 head, while another soldier, with cocked hat and holding a staff 
 with American flag, leans over. In left distance, a battle, and 
 beyond, Nassau Hall. Etching 
 
 Washington | at Princeton and the Death of Mercer. | 
 Etched by Albert Rosenthal 1898. From the painting by 
 c. w. peale, 1784, made to the order | of the trustees 
 of the College of New Jersey, now in Nassau Hall, Prince- 
 ton, N. J. I 
 
 Height, 9.13. Sub height, 8.15. Width, 5.1 1. 
 
 61& Same as 61. Before all letters, and with view of Nassau Hall 
 and facsimile signature of C. W. Peale in lower margin. In 
 some impressions Nassau Hall is printed in red. 
 
 616 Same as 61. Lettering erased and the following substituted: 
 "Twenty sets in four states of this plate printed and Sub- 
 scribed for by I " Then follow twenty names of subscribers, 
 each numbered, in four columns. Plate defaced. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 62 Whole length, standing, to left, in uniform, with drawn sword, 
 uplifted, in right hand. Death of Mercer in the rear. Vignette, 
 on title-page. Line 
 
 32 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 Death of Mercer from a Picture by Peale. | 
 Height, I.I I. Width, 2. 
 
 [Heroes of the Revolution. New York, 1844.J 
 
 ALBERT ROSENTHAL 
 
 63 Whole length, standing, to left, in uniform, with left hand thrust 
 into waistcoat and right hand resting on hip. To right, whole- 
 length portraits of Lafayette and Tench Tilghman. To left, 
 soldiers marching, two of them carrying flags. Etching 
 
 Washington | Lafayette and Tilghman | Etched by Albert 
 Rosenthal, Philada. 1897, from the picture Painted from 
 life in 1 784, by Charles Willson Peale, | by order of the 
 Assembly of the State of Maryland. Now in the House 
 of Delegates, Annopolis, Md. | Published Philadelphia 
 Dec. 1897. — Printed by E. Opitz. | 
 
 Height, 9.9. Sub height, 8.8. Width, 5.2. 
 
 63a Same as 63. Before all letters, and with a scroll in lower mar- 
 gin inscribed: "Articles of Capitulation, York, | Gloster & De- 
 pendencies, I Oct. I9 th 1 78 1." I To left, facsimile signature of 
 "C. W. Peale." In some impressions the scroll is printed in red. 
 
 63& Same as 63. Lettering erased and following substituted : 
 " Twenty sets in four states of this plate printed and subscribed 
 for by " I Then follow twenty names of subscribers, each num- 
 bered, in four columns. Plate defaced. 
 
 MAX ROSENTHAL 
 
 64 Full bust, to left, in uniform, with cocked hat. Mezzotint 
 C. W. Peale, Pinx. 1778. — Max Rosenthal, Sc. 1895. I 
 
 33 
 
r 
 
 CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 George Washington. | From a painting purchased by John 
 Neagle at the sale of Peale's Museum, now in the posses- 
 sion of the State Normal School, at West Chester, Pa. | 
 Philadelphia, Nov. 25 t . h - 1895. Published by Wm. J. Camp- 
 bell. I 
 
 Height, 10.18. Sub height, 9.1 1. Width, 8. 
 
 The statement, in title, that the painting this picture, by the present writer, in 
 was purchased " at the sale of Peale's McClure's Magazine for December, 
 Museum," is incorrect. See article on 1896. 
 
 64a. Same as 64. Before all letters. 
 
 64& Same as 64. Before lettering. In etched script: "Engraved 
 & colored by Max Rosenthal from the | painting by C. W. 
 Peale." | 
 
 64c Same as 64. Plate defaced. 
 
 There were thirty-five sets of this plate printed, ten of which were destroyed by 
 fire at the Hazeltine Building, Philadelphia, February 2, 1896. 
 
 [R. JOSEY] 
 
 65 Half length, to left, in uniform, with left hand on hilt of sword. 
 In background, to right, a field-piece and, to left, an American 
 flag, some horsemen and a fortress. Mezzotint 
 
 Height, 17.12. Width, 14.14. 
 
 Published by Sabin of London in 1897, portrait of Washington, by Peale, that 
 
 who claims it is from a painting by C. I know, and it has been impossible to 
 
 W. Peale, and informs me that there ascertain any details of its history or 
 
 were thirty proofs printed and no let- present whereabouts, 
 tered impressions. It is unlike any 
 
 34 
 
CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 STEPHEN J. FERRIS 
 
 66 Bust, to left. Vignette. Etching 
 
 S. J. Ferris fecit d'apres Peale | i 88 i | C. W. Peale, Pinxt. 
 — S. J. Ferris, Del. & Sculp. | George Washington. | Pub- 
 lished March 1882 by John Wanamaker, Philadelphia. | 
 
 Height, 7.6. Sub height, 6. Width, 4.12. 
 66a Same as 66. Before title and address. 
 
 35 
 
PIERRE EUGENE DU SIMITIERE 
 
 1779 
 
 MARIANO BRANDI 
 
 67 Bust, profile to left, in uniform, with ribband. Circular medallion, 
 with border, 6/16, suspended by a ring and resting upon a base, 
 in a rectangle. Title upon base. Border of double line, 10/16, 
 outside rectangle. Line 
 
 El General Washington. | Sacado del natural por M* 
 
 DUSIMITIER EN FlLADELFIA GrABADO POR MARIANO BrANDI 
 
 en Madrid a, 1781. | (Baker 64) 
 
 Height, 6.8. Sub height, 4.14. Width, 3.6. Diameter, 2.8. 
 
 BENOIT LOUIS PREVOST 
 
 68 Bust, profile to left, in uniform, with ribband. Circular medallion, 
 with border, 6/16, suspended by a ring, over a base, in rectangle. 
 Title on base. Border line, 10/16, outside of rectangle. Line 
 
 G. Washington. | Drawn from the life by Du Simitier in 
 Philadelphia. — Engraved by B. L. Prevost at Parice | N? i | 
 
 (Baker 67) 
 
 Height, 6.6. Sub height, 4.14. Width, 3.7. Diameter, 2.8. 
 
 The character represented by " ce," in " Parice," is an old form final " s ", which 
 cannot be represented otherwise to convey its appearance. 
 
 [Portraits des G6n6reaux ; Ministres et Magistrats que se sont rendu celebres dans 
 le Revolution des Treize £tats-unis de l'Amerique Septentional. Paris, 1781.] 
 
 36 
 
 1 
 
Number 67 
 
 Photogravure after line engraving by Mariano Brandi. 
 
PIERRE EUGENE DU SIMITIERE 
 
 68a Same as 68. Without title on base and with "Du Simetiere" 
 instead of " Du Simitier." 
 
 " BENOIT LOUIS PREVOST" 
 
 69 Bust, profile to left, in uniform, with ribband. Circular medal- 
 lion, with border, 7/16, suspended by a ring, over a base, in rect- 
 angle. Borderline, 10/16, outside of rectangle. Line 
 
 G. Washington | Drawn from the life by Du Simitier in 
 Philadelphia. — Engraved by B. L. Prevost at Paria | No 1 | 
 
 Height, 6.5. Sub height, 4. 14. Width, 4. 11. Sub width, 3.6. Diam- 
 eter, 2.8. 
 
 This print is not by Prevost, but is a is " Paria " for " Parice ". The execu- 
 modern copy made, in Paris, within a tion is not as good as that of No. 68. 
 few years. The only difference from 68, 
 
 ADAM 
 
 70 Bust, profile to left, in uniform, with ribband. Circular medallion, 
 with border, 5/16, suspended by a ring, over a base, in a rect- 
 angle. Title upon base. Line- 
 
 Washington. | Dessine d'apres Nature par Du Simitier k 
 Philadelphie, — Grave par Adam. | (Baker 63) 
 
 Height, 5.2. Sub height, 5.1. Width, 3.8. Diameter, 2.8. 
 
 [Complot D'Arnold. Paris, 18 16.] 
 
 WILLIAM SARTAIN 
 
 71 Bust, profile to left, in uniform, with ribband. Circular medallion, 
 with border, 5/16, suspended by a ring over a base, in rectangle. 
 Title on base. Mezzotint 
 
 37 
 
PIERRE EUGENE DU SIMITIERE 
 
 Copyright 1899, by W. Sartain, N. Y. | Washington. | 
 Drawn from life by Du Simitiere — Engraved by William 
 Sartain, N. Y. | 
 
 Height, 5.4. Sub height, 5. Width, 3.1 1. Diameter, 2.8. 
 
 11a Same as 71. Before all letters, except title. 
 
 716 Same as 71. Plate defaced. 
 
 One hundred sets of this print were published. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 72 Bust, profile to left, in uniform, with ribband. Oval, with border, 
 9/16, on a base, festoon above, within rectangle. Border line, 
 1/16, around rectangle. Line 
 
 Gen^ Washington. | Publish'd Jan][ 31. 1784 by John Walker 
 from an Original Painting. | (Baker 70) 
 
 Height, 6.6. Sub height, 5.8. Width, 3.8. Oval height, 2. 1 1. Oval 
 width, 2.1. 
 
 [Westminster Magazine. January, 1784.] 
 
 A. W. KUSFNER 
 
 73 Bust, profile to left, in uniform, with ribband. Oval, with border 
 line, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 A. W. Kusfner sc. 1793. I G. Washington. | (Baker 66) 
 
 Height, 4.8. Oval height, 3.2. Oval width, 2.10. 
 
 73a Same as 73. Before engraver's name. 
 
 38 
 
PIERRE EUGENE DU SIMITIERE 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 74 Bust, profile to right, in uniform. Circular medallion, in frame, 
 on base, in rectangle, with title upon base. Line 
 
 Georg Washington | (Baker 72) 
 
 Height, 4.7. Width, 2.15. Diameter, 2.6. 
 
 B. B. ECLLIS] 
 
 75 Bust, profile to right, in uniform, with ribband. Oval, with 
 border, 3/16, in rectangle. Mixed 
 
 B. B. E. I His Excellency General Washington Commander. 
 I in chief of the united States of North America &c. | 
 Pub? May 15™ 1783 by R, Wilkinson. N? 58 Cornhill 
 London. | (Baker 65) 
 
 Height, 5. Sub height, 4.7. Width, 3.10. Oval height, 3.6. Oval 
 width, 2.10. 
 
 The tide is in open etched letters. 
 
 [Portraits of the Generals, Ministers, Magistrates, Members of Congress and others 
 who have become Illustrious in the Revolution of the Thirteen 
 United States of North America. London, 1783.] 
 
 75a Same as 75. With title changed to 
 
 "His Excellency General Washington Commander | in 
 Chief of the Forces of the united States of North 
 America &c." | 
 
 75a is printed in black and in reddish brown. There are also modern 
 impressions from the plate on india and on plate papers. 
 
 756 Same as 75. Before title. 
 
 39 
 
PIERRE EUGENE DU SIMITIERE 
 
 BURNET READING 
 
 76 Bust, profile to right, in uniform, with ribband. Oval, with 
 borderline, 1/16. Stipple 
 
 B Reading Sculpt | General Washington. | Drawn from 
 the Life by Du Simetiere in Philadelpia | Publish'd May 
 10™ 1783 by W M Richardson N° 174 Strand | (Baker 68) 
 
 Height, 4.10. Oval height, 2.1 1. Oval width, 2.5. 
 
 Printed in black and in brown. 
 
 [Thirteen Portraits of American Legislators, Patriots and Soldiers who distin- 
 guished themselves in rendering their Country Independent. London.] 
 
 76$ Same as 76. Title and address in etched letter. Date "April 
 io TH 1783" instead of "May io TH 1783." 
 
 [SCHWEYER] 
 
 77 Bust, profile to right, in uniform, with ribband. Oval, with bor- 
 der, 2/16, in rectangle, with white tablet for title. Stipple 
 
 Washington | 
 
 Height, 3.8. Width, 2. Oval height, 2.1. Oval width, 1.10. 
 
 Upon the only impression seen there is written in pencil, " Schweyer sc. F. M." 
 
 DANIEL BERGER 
 
 78 Bust, profile to right, in uniform, with ribband. Vignette, in 
 upper left corner of plate, containing four other portraits, each 
 numbered, enclosed in rectangle of a single line. Line 
 
 1. General Washington. 2. General Gates. | 3. D* Frank- 
 lin. 4. Prasid. Laurens. 5. Paul Jones. | D. Berger 
 Sculps. 1783. | 
 
 40 
 
PIERRE EUGENE DU SIMITIERE 
 
 Height, 3.1 1. Sub height, 3.7. Width, 2.2. Head, height, 1.3. 
 Width, .14. 
 
 [Historisch genealogischer Calender, oder Jahrbuch fur 1784. Leipzig.] 
 
 DANIEL BERGER 
 
 79 Bust, profile to right, in uniform, with ribband. Vignette, in 
 upper left corner of plate containing four other portraits, each 
 numbered, enclosed in a rectangle of a double line. Line 
 
 1. General Washington. 2. General Gates. | 3. D R Frank- 
 lin. 4. Prasid Laurens. 5. Paul Jones. | D. Berger 
 Sculp. 1784. | 
 
 Height, 3.13. Sub height, 3.7. Width, 2.2. Head, height, 1.4. 
 Width, .15. 
 
 This is an extremely close copy of No. all the plates in the " Historisch genea- 
 78, a very careful examination being logischer Calender" were re-engraved 
 necessary to determine the differences, for this " Laschenbuch." 
 With the exception of the engraved title 
 
 [Allgemeines Historisches Laschenbuch . . . fiir 1784 . . . 
 von M. C. Sprengel. Berlin.] 
 
 C. G. LUNDGREN 
 
 80 Bust, profile to right, in uniform, with ribband. Vignette, in 
 upper left corner of plate, containing four other portraits, each 
 numbered, enclosed in rectangle of a single line. Etching 
 
 1 General Washington. 2 General Gates. | 3 Dr. Frank- 
 lin. 4 Presid. Laurens. 5 Paul Jones. | Graver, af C. G. 
 Lundgren. I 
 
 Height, 3.12. Sub height, 3.6. Width, 2.2. Head, height, 1.4. 
 Width, .14. 
 
 [Historia om Feorenta Amerikas. Sprengel. Orebro, 1810.] 
 
 41 
 
PIERRE EUGENE DU SIMITIERE 
 
 SNACK 
 
 81 Bust, profile to right, in uniform, with ribband. Vignette, in 
 upper left corner of plate, containing four other portraits, each 
 numbered. Etching 
 
 i. General Washington. 2. General Gates. | 3. D R Frank- 
 lin. 4. Presid. Laurens. 5. Paul Jones. | Snack. Sc. | 
 
 Height, 3.13. Width, 2.4. Head, height, 1.3. Width, .12. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 82 Bust, profile to right, in uniform. Vignette, in centre, of last row 
 of three portraits, in a group of twelve, "Westerman" to the right 
 and " Valpole" to the left, in rectangle of a single line. Etching 
 
 Washington. | 
 
 Head, height, 1.6. Sub height, 1.4. Width, 1. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 83 Bust, profile to right, in uniform. Vignette, on plate with, and 
 above, portrait of Tell. Line 
 
 Washington. | Tell. | Die Helden der alten Freiheit | 
 
 Height, 4. 15. Sub height, 2.5. Width, 1. 10. 
 
 This is Baker 71, described from a mutilated impression. 
 [Revolutions Almanach von 1797. Gottingen.] 
 
 42 
 
JOHN TRUMBULL 
 1780-1793 
 
 VALENTINE GREEN 
 
 84 Whole length, full front to left, in uniform, standing upon an 
 eminence, near a river. The right hand holds a cocked hat and 
 rests upon a sword, with point upon the ground, while the left 
 hand, holding a rolled scroll, rests, across the body, upon the 
 right hand, the index finger pointing to fortifications on far side 
 of the river. In the rear, ships are seen enveloped in smoke, and 
 to the right, a negro, wearing a turban, holds a horse which is 
 browsing. Beneath, in the margin, is an Indian, seated, holding 
 a shield bearing the arms of Washington. Mezzotint 
 
 Painted by I, Trumbull Esq? of Connecticut 1780. — En- 
 gravd by V. Green, Mezzottinto Engraver to his Majesty, 
 & to the Elector Palatine. | General — Washington. | En- 
 grav'd from the Original Picture in the Possession of 
 M. De Neufville, of Amsterdam. — Publish'd by AppointmT of 
 M. De Neufville, Jan ry 15™ 1 781, by V. Green, N. 29, 
 Newman Street, Oxford Street, London. | (Baker 147) 
 
 Height, 24.13. Sub height, 22. 14. Width, 15.14. 
 
 84a Same as 84. Inscription in etched letter. Painted by 
 J. Trumbull Esq* of Connecticut, 1780. — Engraved by 
 V. Green, Mezzotinto Engraver to his Majesty, & the 
 Elector Palatine. | General — Washington. | Engraved 
 
 43 
 
JOHN TRUMBULL 
 
 from the Original Picture in the Possession of M. L. De 
 Neufville — Published by Appointment of M. De Neuf- 
 ville, Jan r . y 15™ 1 781, by V. Green, | — of Amsterdam — 
 N? 29, Newman Street, Oxford Street, London. | 
 
 JACQUES LE ROY 
 
 85 Whole length, full front to right, in uniform, standing. Copy 
 of No. 84 reversed. With border, 8/16, and title, in tablet, at 
 bottom. Line 
 
 J. Trumbull Pinx. — le Roy Sculp. | G. Washington. | 
 
 (Baker 151) 
 
 Height, 7.3. Sub height, 6.3. Width, 3.12. 
 
 85a Same as 85. Border removed. Three points after "Sculp." 
 
 [Essais Historique. Par D'Auberteuil. Bruxelles, 1781.] 
 
 MARIA MIOU 
 
 86 Whole length, full front to right, in uniform, standing. Similar 
 to 84, with addition of a palm tree to the left in place of horse 
 and attendant. Boats in river and a battle in the distance. 
 
 Line 
 
 Page 487. | Maria Miou sculp. | George Washington, | Le 
 heros liberateur de sa patrie, i ne en i 732, mort a la fin 
 de 1799. I (Baker 152) 
 
 Height, 5.2. Sub height, 4.5. Width, 3. 
 
 [Beaut^s de L'Histoire des £tats-unis. Par P.-J.-B. Nougaret. Paris, 1817.] 
 
 The engraver's name has heretofore been misread " Misa," but the other 
 plates in the book show it plainly to be Miou. 
 
 44 
 
JOHN TRUMBULL 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 87 Whole length, full front to left, head to right, in uniform, with 
 ribband, standing, in landscape, on raised ground, with right 
 heel resting upon a small stone. In left hand a baton. Other- 
 wise a free copy of No. 84. Vignette, in rectangle of a single 
 line. Etching 
 
 Le Celebre G. Wasington, General des Anglos Ameri- 
 quains. I A Paris ches Basset, Rue ST Jacques. Il tient 
 Magasin de Papiers en Rouleaux. | 
 
 Height, 10.3. Sub height, 9.6. Width, 7.1. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 88 Whole length, to left, in uniform, standing. In right hand an 
 open scroll inscribed, "American Free | dom established | by 
 Valour & I Perseverance" | Above head, a figure of Fame 
 blowing her trumpet and crowning Washington with a laurel 
 wreath. At feet flags, scrolls and books marked "Stamp Act," 
 "Boston Port Bill," "Acts of Pari.," "Brit. Stat." Line 
 
 His Excellency George Washington, Commander in | Chief 
 of the American Armies, Marshal of France &c. | 
 
 (Baker 160) 
 
 Height, 7.2. Sub height, 6.10. Width, 4.10. 
 
 [The Essence of Agriculture.] 
 
 WOODMAN AND MUTLOW 
 
 89 Whole length, to left, head to right, in uniform, with black 
 stock. Advancing, with left arm upon shoulder of Goddess of 
 Liberty and right hand, holding a baton, extended. Above, a 
 
 45 
 
JOHN TRUMBULL 
 
 figure of Fame blowing the trumpet. On a plate containing, in 
 centre, a map of America and to right, a seated figure of Dr. 
 Franklin writing, in an open book, upon a page to which 
 Minerva, helmeted, is pointing. Line 
 
 Woodman & Mutlow Sculp | Published 18 March, 1783, by 
 J. Wallis, at his Map & Print-Warehouse, Ludgate ST, 
 London. | 
 
 Height, 6.6. Sub height, 6. Width, 7.1. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 90 Whole length, to left, in uniform, with black stock. On margin 
 of map of the United States of America. 
 Published April 3. 1783 by John Wallis, London | 
 
 Height, 3.4. 
 
 My note of this portrait was made sev- print in my recent investigations. Its 
 
 eral years ago, and seems not to be very date and size show it to be different 
 
 full, and I have not come across the from 89. 
 
 WOODMAN AND MUTLOW 
 
 91 Head, to right. Oval, on map of North America, with a head of 
 Dr. Franklin, to right, as companion. Line 
 
 Published, June i s .T 1783, by J. Fielding N? 23, Paternoster- 
 Row. — Woodman & Mutlow. sculp, | 
 
 Oval height, .II. Oval width, .9. 
 
 46 
 
JOHN TRUMBULL 
 
 WILLIAM SHARP 
 
 92 Full bust, to left, in uniform, with black stock. Oval, with bor- 
 der, 4/16, resting on a tablet, within a rectangle, with border, 
 3/16. Above the oval, a rattlesnake and liberty-cap, with the 
 legend in border above, "Don't tread on me". On either side 
 olive and laurel branches, flags, cannon and cannon-balls. Line 
 
 George Washington, | Commander in Chief of Y e Armies of 
 y e I United States of America. | Engrav'd by W. Sharp, 
 from an Original Picture | London, Published according 
 to Act of Parliament FebY 22? 1780. | (Baker 35) 
 
 Height, 6.10. Sub height, 5.14. Width, 4.2. Oval height, 3.7. Oval 
 width, 2. 10. 
 
 [Poetical Epistle to his Excellency George Washington. Lond., 1780.] 
 
 92a Same as 92. Publication changed to "Feb? 22"? 1783. | by J. 
 Stockdale Piccadilly." 
 
 [Constitutions of the Several Independent States of America. 
 By W. Jackson. London, 1783.] 
 
 BRUNTON 
 
 93 Full bust, to left, in uniform, with black stock. Oval, with bor- 
 der, 5/16, in rectangle, with double border, 4/16. A copy 
 of 92. Etching 
 
 George Washington | Comander in Chief of y e Armies 
 of y e I United States of America. | Brunton ScupT | 
 
 Height, 6.7. Sub height, 6.4. Width, 4.6. Oval height, 3.4. Oval 
 width, 2.10. 
 
 [A Poetical Epistle to his Excel. George Washington. London Printed: Provi- 
 dence (Rhode Island) Reprinted and sold by Bennett Wheeler at his 
 office on the West side of the Great Bridge. MDCCLXXXL] 
 
 47 
 
JOHN TRUMBULL 
 
 N. PRUNEAU 
 
 94 Full bust, to right, in uniform, with black stock. Oval, with 
 border, 5/16, in a rectangle, with border, 3/16. Copy of 92, 
 with the omission of legend, "Don't tread on me". Line 
 
 George Washington | Commandant en Chef des Armees | 
 des Etats-unis de lAmerique. I N. Pruneau del. et Sculp. | 
 A Paris chez lAuteur, Rue S t Jacques vis a vis le College 
 
 DU PLESSIS. I ET CHEZ DeNNEL GRAVEUR, RUE DU PT BOURBON 
 
 atten t la Foire ST Germain. | (Baker 29) 
 
 Height, 6.9. Sub height, 5.13. Width, 4. Oval height, 3.5. Oval 
 width, 2.9. 
 
 94a Same as 94. Before all letters. 
 
 CAREY 
 
 95 Bust, to left, in uniform, with black stock. Vignette, without any 
 background. Stipple 
 
 Carey sc | Gen l Washington | (Baker 5) 
 
 Height, 2.6. Sub height, 2.4. Width, 2.1. 
 
 JAMES NEWTON 
 
 96 Bust, to right, in uniform, with black stock. Vignette, without 
 background. Stipple 
 
 Ja? Newton sculp. | GenV Washington. | (Baker 25) 
 
 Height, 2.6. Sub height, 2.4. Width, 2. 
 
 48 
 
JOHN TRUMBULL 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 97 Bust, to right, in uniform, with black stock. Vignette, without 
 background. Stipple 
 
 GenV Washington. | 
 
 Height, 2.6. Sub height, 2.4. Width, 2. 
 
 Modern impressions from this plate be 96, with engraver's name erased, 
 
 are printed facing a fur-cap portrait But close comparison, and its position 
 
 of Dr. Franklin, both portraits on the on the plate, satisfy me it is a different 
 
 same copper (height, 5.6; width, 6.2), plate, but a close copy of 96. 
 and the print is generally considered to 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 98 Bust, to right, in uniform, with black stock. Vignette, without 
 background, in oval border of two lines, 1/16, within which is 
 title. Stipple 
 
 Gen l Washington | P* 6 | 
 
 Oval height, 3.3. Oval width, 2.8. Head, height, 2. 10. Width, 2.1. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 99 Bust, to right, in uniform, with black stock. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 Gen l Washington | Published No? i s J 1784. by Whitworth 
 & Yates Bradford-Street | (Baker 42) 
 
 Height, 5.12. Sub height, 4.6. Width, 3.12. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 100 Bust, to right, in uniform, with black stock. Oval, in border, 
 4/16. Mezzotint 
 
 49 
 
JOHN TRUMBULL 
 
 GenV Washington. | Pub d 15™ July 1784 by Whitworth 
 & Yates, Birmingham | 
 
 Height, 5. 11. Oval height, 4.8. Oval width, 3.15. 
 
 All of the many impressions of this plate that I have seen are modern ones, 
 on old paper, and it is questionable if they are even from an old plate. 
 
 VALENTINE GREEN 
 
 101 Full bust, to left, in uniform, with border, 13/16. Mezzotint 
 Painted by I. Trumbull Esq? of Connecticut. — Engraved 
 by V. Green, Mezzotinto Engraver to his Majesty & to 
 the Elector palatine. | General Washington. | Publish'd 
 June 3? 1783 by V. Green, N° 29, Newman Street, Oxford 
 Street & Sold by J. Brydon, Printseller, N? 7, Charing 
 Cross, London. | 
 
 Height, 13.14. Sub height, 10.15. Width, 8.5. 
 101a Same as 101. Before all letters. 
 
 SAMUEL ARLENT EDWARDS 
 
 102 Full bust, to left, in uniform, with border, 11/ 16. Copy of 10 1. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 Painted by I. Trumbull Esq. of Connecticut. — Engraved 
 by S. Arlent Edwards after V. Green. | General Wash- 
 ington. I Published 1897. BY J- E Sabin, Printseller 80 
 Nassau St. New York. | 
 
 Height, 10. Sub height, 9.1. Width, 7.1. 
 
 102a Same as 102. Before all letters. Only thirty printed, and in 
 color. 
 
 50 
 
Number ioi (reduced) 
 
 Photogravure after mezzotint engraved by Valentine Green. 
 
JOHN TRUMBULL 
 
 [JOHN KEYSE SHERWIN] 
 
 103 Bust, to left, in uniform. Oval, with border line. Line 
 
 Published according to the Act of Parliament, May the 
 io, 1783, by J. K. Sherwin, N? 28, S T . James's Street & | 
 Will*! 1 Hinton N° 5 Sweetings Alley Cornhill. | 
 
 (Baker 156) 
 
 Height, 5.14. Oval height, 3.3. Oval width, 2. 11. 
 
 103a Same as 103. Lettering erased and title "Gen! Washington" 
 inserted. 
 
 THOMAS CHEESMAN 
 
 104 Whole length, to front, head to left, in uniform, with field-glass 
 in extended right hand. In the left hand, a cocked hat, held 
 close to the sword-hilt, at side. In the rear, a horse, held by a 
 soldier, and beneath, a dismantled cannon. In the extreme back- 
 ground, the representation of a battle. Stipple border line, 2/16. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 Painted by John Trumbull Esq r — Engraved by T. Chees- 
 man. I General Washington. | London, Published AugT i. 
 1796, by A. C. de Poggi N? 91, New Bond Street. | 
 
 Height, 27.12. Sub height, 25.7. Width, 17.8. 
 
 104a Same as 104. Before border line and letters. In etched letters, 
 " io! h 1795 by A. C. De Poggi New Bond S l London." 
 
 1046 Same as 104. Before border line and with address, preceding 
 title : " London, Published by A. C. De Poggi Nf 91, New Bond 
 Street, June 1796." Title in open block letters. (Baker 141) 
 
 51 
 
JOHN TRUMBULL 
 
 104c Same as 104. The inscription in a different letter, and without 
 any date. 
 
 THOMAS CHEESMAN 
 
 105 Whole length, to front, head to left, in uniform. Same as 104. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 Painted by John Trumbull Esq? — Engraved by T. Chees- 
 man. I General Washington. | London Published by A. C. 
 de Poggi. N° 91, New Bond Street. | 
 
 Height, 27.2. Sub height, 24.13. Width, 17.12. 
 
 This is a close copy of 104, but clearly on extreme left. In this plate more of 
 
 a different plate. The difference is most the arm and plume are shown than in 
 
 apparent in the soldier holding the horse 104. 
 
 THOMAS ILLMAN AND SONS 
 
 106 Whole length, to front, head to left, in uniform. Same as 104. 
 Vignette. Line 
 
 " G° Washington " | The Ledger Carrier's Annual Greet- 
 ing I to their subscribers, New Year, 1856. | Present this 
 Portrait | of | "The Father of our Country" | from an 
 
 ACKNOWLEDGED AND MUCH ADMIRED PAINTING BY COL. J. TrUM- 
 
 bull. I Engraved & Printed by Illman & Sons. | 
 Height, 13.5. Sub height, 10.7. Width, 9.12. 
 
 106a Same as 106. Second, third and fourth lines of lettering erased. 
 In place substituted, "on the great occasion of our Presidential 
 Election. | to all Lovers of Freedom and Independence, | is pre- 
 sented this portrait." | Over the top of the vignette, in large 
 letters, " George Washington." (Baker 150) 
 
 52 
 
JOHN TRUMBULL 
 
 WILLIAM WARNER 
 
 107 Whole length, to front, head to left, in uniform. Same as 104. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 Gen. Washington | [on the Battle Field at Trenton] | 
 Engraved by W. Warner from the original picture by Col. 
 John Trumbull in possession of Yale College N. Haven. | 
 Published by J. Dainty & Flagg & Co. Philad* | American 
 Gallery N° i | Proof | [Copyright, 1845, by Dainty.] | 
 
 Height, 27.6. Sub height, 24.12. Width, 17.8. 
 101a Same as 107. Proof before all letters. 
 
 107& Same as 107. Publisher's name changed to "Wright & Groves." 
 
 (Baker 158) 
 
 107c Same as 107&. Address changed to "William Smith 706 South 
 Third S l Philadelphia & by J. Turgis 78 Duane S l New York." 
 
 This state occurs colored by hand. 
 
 107d Same as 107^. Address changed to "William Smith 706 So. 
 3rd St. Phila d ." 
 
 [GEORGE B. ELLIS] 
 
 108 Whole length, to front, head to left, in uniform. Same as 104. 
 Without detail in background. Vignette, on title page. Line 
 He needed no patent from the Hand of royalty. | Page 
 IV. 1 
 
 Height, 1. 14. Width, 1.7. 
 
 [The American Gentleman. Philadelphia. Hogan & Thompson. 1836.] 
 
 53 
 
JOHN TRUMBULL 
 
 108a Same as 108. " Ellis." at base of foreground. Date of title 
 
 page, "1839." 
 
 A. DAGGETT 
 
 109 Whole length, to front, head to left, in uniform. Same as 104. 
 With double border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 Engraved by A. Daggett, from the original Painting by 
 Colonel Trumbull. | Washington. | Published by Nathan 
 Whiting New Haven, Con. | (Baker 143) 
 
 Height, 6.8. Sub height, 5.1. Width, 3.7. 
 
 [History of War of Independence. By Charles Botta. New Haven, 1834.] 
 
 109a Same as 109. Before all letters, and without border lines. 
 
 1096 Same as 109. Without the address and with " G° Washington " 
 added. 
 
 109c Same as 109& After the title is added, "at Trenton, N. J., Janu- 
 ary 2 d 1777." And below, a reference to the painting, in five 
 lines of text. 
 
 JOHN ROGERS 
 
 110 Whole length, to front, head to left, in uniform. Same as 104. 
 
 Mixed 
 
 General Washington. | Engraved by John Rogers, from 
 the Picture by Col. Trumbull | (Baker 155) 
 
 Height, 7.10. Sub height, 6.1 1. Width, 4.8. 
 
 [Life of Washington. By B. J. Lossing. New York, i860.] 
 
 54 
 
JOHN TRUMBULL 
 
 110a S ame as 1 10. With address added, " New York, Virtue Kmmins 
 & Co." 
 
 110& Same as noa. Address changed to "New York, Virtue & 
 Yorston." 
 
 WILLIAM E. TUCKER 
 
 111 Whole length, to front, head to right, in uniform. Same as 104. 
 With border line, 1/16, and tablet, at bottom, with title. Line 
 George Washington. | Engraved by W. E. Tucker from an 
 original Painting. | (Baker 157) 
 
 Height, 7.3. Sub height, 6.4. Width, 4.8. 
 
 [Pictorial Life of Washington. By John Frost. Phila., 1848.] 
 
 E. MONNIN 
 
 112 Whole length, to front, head to left, in uniform. This picture is 
 very different from 104, yet a description would read the same, 
 with the addition of a palm tree to the right. Vignette. 
 
 Etching and ruling 
 
 Guemied del — E Monnin. sc. | Washington | Encyclopedie 
 National — publiee par F. Cajani, Rue Montorgueil, 108. | 
 
 (Baker 153) 
 
 Height, 7.13. Sub height, 6.4. Width, 4.4. 
 112a Same as 112. Without address. 
 
 BANNISTER 
 
 113 Half length, to front, head to left, in uniform. Mezzotint 
 Trumbull — Bannister. | "G° Washington " | 
 
 55 
 
JOHN TRUMBULL 
 
 Height, 6. Sub height, 4.10. Width, 3.9. 
 
 [American Historical Annual. New York.] 
 
 This is doubtless Baker 138, but no impression has been seen with "J." 
 Bannister and without the painter's name, as given in Baker. 
 
 CHARLES KENNEDY BURT 
 
 114 Three-quarter length, to front, head to left, in uniform. Vignette. 
 Engraver's name on pocket of waistcoat. Etching 
 
 Burt | Washington. | " G° Washington " | (Baker 140) 
 
 Height, 5.6. Sub height, 4.6. Width, 3.8. 
 
 [Washington and his Generals. By Headley. New York, 1847.] 
 
 114a Same as 114. Added, after Washington, | "in 1775" | 
 
 ASHER BROWN DURAND 
 115 Full bust, to front, head to left, in uniform. Line 
 Eng. by A. B. Durand from the full length Portrait by 
 Col. Trumbull belonging to Yale College. | George Wash- 
 ington. I " G° Washington." | [Copyright 1834] | 
 
 (Baker 144) 
 
 Height, 6.9. Sub height, 4.7. Width, 3.10. 
 [National Portrait Gallery of Distinguished Americans. Philadelphia, 1834.] 
 
 115a Same as 115. Before all letters. 
 
 1156 Same as 115. Copyright notice erased. 
 
 115c Same as 115& With floriated border added. 
 
 56 
 
JOHN TRUMBULL 
 
 CHARLES MICHEL GEOFFROY 
 
 116 Bust, to front, head to left, in uniform. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 Geoffroy Sc I Washington. | Publie par Furne, Paris. | 
 
 (Baker 145) 
 
 Height, s.i. Sub height, 3.8. Width, 3.8. 
 
 116a Same as 116. Before all letters, except engraver's name. 
 
 116& Same as 116. Address added, "Imp. F. Chardon A?, 30. 
 r. Hautfeuille " | 
 
 STEPHEN H. GIMBER 
 
 117 Bust, to front, head to left, in uniform. Circular medallion, with 
 border line, 1/1 6, surmounted by an eagle, with flags on either 
 side and two cornucopia beneath, at the head of a folio sheet 
 containing the Declaration of Independence, with facsimile sig- 
 natures, surrounded by fifteen other medallions, two of which 
 contain each a portrait of John Adams and of Thomas Jeffer- 
 son, and the remaining thirteen each the coat of arms of one of 
 the original States. Stipple 
 
 Gimber Sc — Trumbull Pinx t | General — George — Wash- 
 ington I Story & Atwood Engravers | 151 Fulton St. 
 N. Y. I Published by Phelps & Ensign 7^ Bowery N. Y. | 
 
 Diameter, 3.5. 
 
 Baker 146, is either inaccurately described, or is another state of this plate 
 which I have not seen. 
 
 117a Same as 117. With names of painter and engraver erased, and 
 address changed to "Story & Atwood Engravers | 151 Fulton 
 St. N. Y." 
 
 57 
 
JOHN TRUMBULL 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 118 Full bust, to front, head to left, in uniform. Mixed 
 Published by J. C. Buttre Co. N. Y. | " G° Washington" | 
 Height, 6. Sub height, 4.8. Width, 3.10. 
 
 ALICE HALL 
 
 119 Bust, to front, head to left, in uniform. Etching and ruling 
 
 Etch'd by Alice Hall Aged 18. New York 1866. | " G° 
 Washington" | (Baker 148) 
 
 Height, 5.14. Sub height, 4.13. Width, 3.9. 
 
 Some impressions are printed in brown. 
 [Crumbs for Antiquarians. By C. I. Bushnell. New York, 1864-66.] 
 
 HENRY BRYAN HALL 
 
 120 Bust, to front, head to left, in uniform. Vignette. Line 
 
 George Washington | Eng d by H. B. Hall, Morrisania 
 N. Y. from the Original by Col. Trumbull | (Baker 149) 
 
 Height, 6.7. Sub height, 4. Width, 4.4. 
 
 120# Same as 120. Before lettering. Instead, " G° Washington " | 
 Private plate. | 
 
 HENRY BRYAN HALL AND SONS 
 
 121 Bust, to front, head to left, in uniform. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 58 
 
JOHN TRUMBULL 
 
 Washington | Eng d by H. B. Hall & Sons from the Paint- 
 ing by Trumbull | 
 
 Height, 6.5. Sub height, 4. Width, 4. 
 
 [Magazine of American History. New York, February, 1881.] 
 
 121a Same as 121. Lettered: "G° Washington " | From the Paint- 
 ing by Col. Trumbull | Eng. by H. B. Hall & Sons, New York. | 
 
 1216 Same as 121a. "From the Painting by Col. Trumbull" removed. 
 
 HENRY BRYAN HALL AND SONS 
 
 122 Bust, to front, head to left, in uniform. Oval, of a single line, in 
 group of four portraits of Washington, the others after C. W. 
 Peale, Houdon and Stuart. (See No. 7.) Line 
 Trumbull 1792. | Eng d by H. B. Hall & Sons 13 Barclay St. 
 N. Y. I 
 
 Oval height, 3.1. Oval width, 2.3. 
 
 L. J. HATCH 
 
 123 Full bust, to front, head to left, in uniform. Vignette. En- 
 graver's name on edge of coat in centre. Line 
 
 SS I L. J. Hatch | Washington | Bureau. Engraving & 
 Printing. | 
 
 Height, 3.13. Sub height, 3.3. Width, 2.8. 
 
 59 
 
JOHN TRUMBULL 
 
 READ 
 
 124 Full bust, to front, head to left, in uniform. Stipple 
 Eng. by Read from the full length Portrait by Col. Trum- 
 bull BELONGING TO YALE COLLEGE. | " G° WASHINGTON" | 
 
 George Willis, Great Piazza, Covent Garden | (Baker 154) 
 Height, 5.5. Sub height, 3.15. Width, 3.2. 
 
 124a Same as 1 24. All letters erased except facsimile signature and 
 "From a Painting by Col. Trumbull at Yale College." added. 
 
 [Life of Washington. By C. W. Upham. London, 1852.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 125 Bust, to front, head to left, in uniform. Vignette, in oval, with 
 border, 2/16, on a page with fifteen other portraits, beginning 
 with Shakespeare and ending with Scott. Title within oval. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 General Washington. | Designed and Drawn by | F. N. 
 Sainsbury. I London, 1 85 1. | Engraved for the | Description 
 of the Great Historical Collection of Manuscripts, Books, 
 Prints, Medals, Coins and Works of Art. | 
 
 Oval height, 1.14. Oval width, 1.6. 
 
 This is one half of the full plate, the whole plate making a double leaf, 
 with thirty portraits in all. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 126 Half length, to front, head to left, in uniform. Mezzotint 
 Height, 4.8. Width, 3.10. 
 
 60 
 
JOHN TRUMBULL 
 
 FRANgOIS LOUIS COUCHE 
 127 Bust, to front, head to right, in uniform. Outline etching 
 
 Couche fils sc. | G AL Washington. | (Baker 142) 
 
 Height, 4.6. Sub height, 3.12. Width, 3.6. 
 
 [La Fayette en Amerique, en 1824 et 1825. Par Lavasseur. Paris, 1829.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 128 Bust, to front, head to right, in uniform. Oval. Line 
 Wasington. I 
 
 Height, 2.12. Oval height, 2.5. Oval width, 1. 13. 
 
 mariAge 
 
 129 Full bust, to front, head to right, in uniform. Oval, ruled to 
 rectangle and an outside ornamental border, 7/16, at top of 
 which, is a circle of twelve stars, in the midst of sun rays, with 
 branches of laurel beneath. Within border, and below rectangle, 
 is title. Stipple 
 
 Le General Washington | Mariage Sculp 1 " | 
 
 Height, 7.12. Width, 4.12. Oval height, 4.12. Oval width, 3.10. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 130 Bust, to front, head to right, in uniform. Circle, with border 
 line, 1/16, cutoff at bottom to a tablet, containing " II fut Homme 
 d'etat, humain et vertueux." Title within circle. Stipple 
 
 G. Washington. | 
 
 Diameter, 3.1. 
 
 6l 
 
JOHN TRUMBULL 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 131 Bust, to front, head to right, in uniform. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 Le General Washington | A Paris chez Ostervald l'aine. 
 Editeur Rue de la Parcheminerie No. 2 — Depose | 
 
 Height, 3. Sub height, 2. 1 1. Width, 3. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 132 Bust, to front, head to right, in uniform. Oval. 
 
 Etching and roulette 
 
 Washington. | 
 
 Height, 4. Oval height, 3.3. Oval width, 2.10. 
 
 Doubtless Baker 159, where it is described "to left." 
 
 AUGUST JEAN BAPTISTE MARIE 
 BLANCHARD 
 
 133 Full bust, to front, head to left, in uniform. Military cloak 
 around shoulders. Line 
 
 Dessine par Couder. — Grave par A. Blanchard. | Washing- 
 ton. I Dedie a S n E /f le General Jakson, President des 
 Etats-Unis d' Amerique I Par son tres-respectueux admira- 
 teur, I le Typographe N„ Bettoni. | (Baker 139) 
 
 Height, 1 1.8. Sub height, 8.6. Width, 6.5. 
 
 133a Same as 133. Before all letters except, in etched letters, " Blan- 
 chard Sculp I 1836 " I 
 
 1336 Same as 133. Before dedication. 
 
 133c Same as 133. Title in closed letters. 
 
 62 
 
JOHN TRUMBULL 
 
 WILLIAM SARTAIN 
 
 134 Full bust, to front, head to right, in uniform. Military cloak 
 around shoulders ; order of Cincinnati hanging from left lapel. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 Mezzotint by Wm. Sartain, 1891, after Couder for Sons of 
 the Revolution | " G° Washington " | 
 
 Height, 5.13. Sub height, 4.10. Width, 3.9. 
 134a Same as 134. Order of Cincinnati removed. 
 
 SAMUEL ARLENT EDWARDS 
 
 135 Whole length, to left, in uniform, standing beside a white horse, 
 with bridle in right hand and arm resting on horse's neck. In 
 left hand, a cocked hat held, against hilt of sword, at hip. In the 
 distance, a view of New York Bay and the evacuation of the city 
 by the British. On the field, "Ino Trumbull | New York 
 1 790 I " Mezzotint 
 
 Copyrighted 1899 by J. F. Sabin New York | Washington. | 
 From the Painting by J. Trumbull in the City Hall, New 
 York, engraved for Jos. F. Sabin by S. Arlent Edwards. | 
 
 Height, 10.8. Sub height, 9.13. Width, 7. 
 
 135a Same as 135. Before all letters except 
 
 Copyrighted 1899 by J. Sabin New York. 
 
 135& Same as 135a. "J. Sabin" corrected to "J. F. Sabin." 
 
 This state was printed in black and in colors, with signature of engraver 
 
 to each impression. 
 
 63 
 
JOHN TRUMBULL 
 
 ALBERT ROSENTHAL 
 
 136 Bust, to right. Oval with border, i/i 6. On same plate, to right, 
 a similar oval, with full-face portrait of Martha Washington. 
 
 Etching 
 
 Copyright 1900 by Albert Rosenthal. | George Washing- 
 ton — Martha Washington | Etched by Albert Rosenthal, 
 from the Paintings by | John Trumbull in the National Mu- 
 seum, Washington, D.C. | 
 
 Height, 5.2. Width, 7.13. Oval height, 3. 11. Oval width, 2.13. 
 
 136a Same as 136. Head of Trumbull, with facsimile signature be- 
 neath, in left corner. Before all letters except copyright notice. 
 Some impressions have head of Trumbull and signature in pink 
 ink. 
 
 1366 Same as 136. Copyright notice erased and relettered in lower 
 left corner. Above portraits "Twenty-five sets in four states 
 of this plate printed and subscribed for by " Then follow twenty- 
 five names numbered in four columns. 
 
 136c Same as 136& Plate defaced. 
 
 64 
 
WILLIAM DUNLAP 
 
 1783 
 
 [AUGUSTUS ROBIN] 
 
 Full bust, to right, in uniform. Mezzotint 
 
 George Washington | From the original picture in Pastel 
 Painted from life by William Dunlap. | and now (1868) in 
 the possession of Dr. Samuel C Ellis New York. | Elias 
 Dexter, 564 Broadway, New York | (Baker 73) 
 
 Height, 5.8. Sub height, 3.12. Width, 2.6. 
 
 This plate is said to have been engraved by Augustus Robin. 
 
 Same as 137. Before all letters. 
 
 65 
 
JOSEPH WRIGHT 
 
 1783-1790 
 
 JOSEPH WRIGHT 
 
 138 Bust, profile to right, in uniform. Title, on ribbon, below bust; 
 artist's name, on field, beneath. Oval. Dry-point etching 
 
 G. Washington. | J. Wright Pinx t & F T | (Baker 74) 
 
 Oval height, 2.9. Oval width, 1.15. 
 
 G. A. LEHMAN 
 
 139 Bust, profile to right, in uniform. Title, on ribbon, below bust; 
 artist's name, on field, beneath. Oval. Etching 
 
 G. Washington. | J. Wright Pinx. | G. A. Lehman Sc. Amst. 
 1791. I 
 
 Height, 2.10. Oval height, 2.8. Oval width, 1.14. 
 
 139a Same as 139. Date, after engraver's name, erased, and on mar- 
 gin, below, a sonnet on Washington, in Dutch, printed from type. 
 
 (Baker 90) 
 
 J. HILLER, JR. 
 
 140 Bust, profile to right, in uniform. Title, on ribbon, below bust. 
 Oval, of a single line, without background. Dry-point etching 
 
 66 
 
Number 138 
 Photogravure after etching by Joseph Wright. 
 
JOSEPH WRIGHT 
 
 G. Washington | J Hiller Ju r Sculp t * 1794 | 
 Oval height, 2.9. Oval width, 1. 14. 
 
 This is an extremely close copy of the sions, that I know, are printed on the 
 Wright etching, No. 137, but without a backs of playing-cards, 
 worked background. All the impres- 
 
 JOSEPH COLLYER 
 
 141 Bust, profile to right, in uniform. Title, on ribbon, below bust. 
 Oval, with border line, 1/16. Stipple 
 
 G. Washington. | Painted by J. Wright. — Engraved by J. 
 Collyer. I (Baker 76) 
 
 Height, 2.13. Oval height, 2.9. Oval width, 1.14. 
 
 SAMUEL HOLLYER 
 
 142 Bust, profile to right, in uniform. Title, on ribbon, below bust; 
 artist's name, on field, beneath. Oval. Stipple 
 
 G. Washington | J. Wright Pinx & F T | Hollyer Eng? [ 
 Published by J. O. Wright & Co., New York, Feb. 22*? 1900. | 
 
 Height, 3.5. Oval height, 2.9. Oval width, 1. 14. 
 
 142a Same as 142. Before address. 
 
 In this state fifty copies were printed. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 143 Bust, profile to right, in uniform. Oval. Etching 
 
 67 
 
JOSEPH WRIGHT 
 
 Massa. Mag. | The President of the United States. | 
 
 (Baker 77) 
 
 Height, 3.12. Width, 3. Oval height, 2.5. Oval width, 1.13. 
 
 [Massachusetts Magazine, March, 1791.] 
 
 WILLIAM ROLLINSON 
 
 144 Bust, profile to right, in uniform. Oval, in border, 1/16, with 
 ornament at top. Dry-point etching 
 
 W Rollinson SculpT — N. York N. A. I Washington | 
 Oval height, 2.9. Oval width, 1.14. 
 
 The only impression of this plate that I 
 know, came to me the day I received 
 the first page proof of this book and is 
 unfortunately cut down, so that the or- 
 nament at top of oval is indeterminate 
 and only a part of the title remains. 
 Dunlap says in his " History of the Arts 
 of Design": " Mr. Rollinson found em- 
 ployment in working for silversmiths, 
 
 until 1 79 1, when he made his first at- 
 tempt at copper-plate engraving, with- 
 out any previous knowledge of the pro- 
 fession or having seen an engraver at 
 work. This essay was a small profile 
 portrait of General AVashington done in 
 the stippling manner." The portrait 
 described is, of course, the one referred 
 to by Dunlap. 
 
 AMOS DOOLITTLE 
 
 145 Bust, profile to right, in uniform. Vignette. An eagle over 
 head, with laurel wreath. Engraver's name, on flourish, below 
 bust. Etching 
 
 A. Doolittle Sculp | Gen. George Washington, | Com- 
 mander IN CHIEF OF THE | ARMIES OF THE UNITED STATES. | 
 
 Born Feb: ii t . h 1732 O. S. | Died December i4 T . H 1799 | 
 
 (Baker 81) 
 
 Height, 4.2. Sub height, 3.4. Width, 2.8. Head, height, 2. Width, 1.6. 
 
 [Funeral Discourse on Washington. By B. Trumbull. New Haven, 1800.] 
 For another Washington, by Doolittle, after the Wright profile, see index. 
 
 68 
 
JOSEPH WRIGHT 
 
 J. CHAPMAN 
 
 146 Bust, profile to right, in uniform. Oval, with border, 2/16. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 J. Chapman Sculpsit. | George Washington, | President of 
 the United States of | America. | Engrav'd from an Orig- 
 inal Drawing taken at New York, in 1 791. | London, Pub- 
 lished March 19™ 1793, by R. Wilkinson, N? 58, Cornhill. 
 — Pr. 2 s . I (Baker 75) 
 
 Height, 4.14. Width, 3.9. Oval height, 2.10. Oval width, 2. 
 
 JAMES AKIN AND WILLIAM HARRISON, JR. 
 
 147 Bust, profile to right, in uniform. Oval medallion, upon the 
 shaft of a monument surmounted by a funeral urn. Over the 
 medallion, upon the shaft, a wreath, and beneath, upon a ribbon, 
 the title, with a tablet, below, bearing inscription. At the base 
 the arms of Washington, and below, an olive branch and sword 
 crossed. To the right, a whole-length female figure weeping, 
 and to the left, in front, an eagle with bowed head. In back- 
 ground, to right, a willow, and to left a pine tree. Mixed 
 
 G. Washington. | Born ii th Feb y . O. S. 1732. | Com r Cont l . 
 Army 1775 | PresT Fed: Convention 1787. | Pres t United 
 States 1789. | Declined Election 1796. | Com r Fed^ Army 
 
 1 798. I America lamenting her Loss at the Tomb of | Gen- 
 eral Washington | Intended as a Tribute of respect paid 
 to departed Merit & Vertue, in | the remembrance of that 
 illustrious Hero & most Amiable man who Died Dec r 14. 
 
 1799. I Design'd Engraved and Published by Akin & Harri- 
 son Jun r Philad a JanY 20™ 1800. I (Baker 400) 
 
 Height, 13.5. Sub height, II. 12. Width, 7.6. Head, oval height, 2.9; 
 oval width, 1. 13. 
 
 69 
 
JOSEPH WRIGHT 
 
 14:1a Same as 147. The head of Washington worked over and made 
 to resemble more the profile by Sharpies, than the one by Wright. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 148 Bust, profile to right, in uniform, in circle with background ruled 
 on right side of head and dotted on left side of head. On field, 
 beneath bust, the title. Border, 2/16. Etching 
 
 Geo. Washington | 
 
 Diameter, 1.12. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 149 Bust, profile to right, in uniform. Vignette, in lower left corner 
 of rectangle of a single line, containing portraits of Franklin, 
 Bonaparte, Sully and another portrait unknown. 
 
 Dry-point etching 
 
 Height, 5.7. Width, 3.5. Sub height, 1. 13. Sub width, 1.4. 
 
 Some lettering, at top of plate, seems to be erased on only copy I have seen. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 150 Bust, profile to right, in uniform. Oval, in medallion frame, 6/16, 
 with Wall of Troy decoration, row of pearls inside, and ribbon, 
 at top. Silhouette 
 
 50* I (Baker 399) 
 
 Oval height, 3. Oval width, 2.7. Head, height, 2. Width, 1.6. 
 
 70 
 
JOSEPH WRIGHT 
 
 G. G. SMITH 
 
 151 Bust, profile to right, in uniform. Oval, in the middle of a rect- 
 angle ruled with waving lines, enclosed in a border, 4/16. Stipple 
 
 Drawn by N. Fullerton. — Engraved by G. G. Smith. | "G° 
 Washington" | as he appeared while reviewing the Conti- 
 nental Army on Boston Common — 1776. | [Copyright by 
 Charles Fox 1851.] | (Baker 96) 
 
 Height, 7. 11. Sub height, 5.1. Width, 4.4. Oval height, 2.9. Oval 
 width, 2.3. 
 
 [A Portrait of George Washington, by Charles Fox. Boston, 185 1.] 
 
 There can be no question as to this portrait being a copy of the Wright profile 
 and the inscription on the print an erroneous statement. 
 
 J. A. O'NEILL 
 
 152 Bust, profile to right. Vignette, in rectangle of a single line. 
 The engraver's name and date lightly etched, below rectangle. 
 
 Mixed 
 
 George Washington. | Elias Dexter 564 Broadway | O'Neill 
 I 1862 I (Baker 92) 
 
 Height,5.i. Sub height, 4. 1. Widtb.,2.7. Head, height, 1. 14; width,l. 3. 
 
 Engraved from a pencil drawing by Joseph Ames, from an 
 original Wright etching. 
 
 152a Same as 152. Rectangle line and lettering erased. Wash- 
 ington, substituted. 
 
 152& Same as 152. Without any letters. 
 
 71 
 
JOSEPH WRIGHT 
 
 [S. WETHERBEE] 
 
 153 Bust, profile to left, in uniform. Oval, with border, 3/16. Above 
 oval, a festoon of flowers with a conventional rose in centre. 
 Below, palm branches. At top, drapery festooned through a ring, 
 with tassel. At bottom, an irregular scroll, with title. Etching 
 
 G. Washington — President of the — United States | 
 
 Height, 9.2. Sub height, 6.2. Oval height, 4. Oval width, 3.8. 
 
 An old manuscript note, on a copy, states that it was engraved by S. Wetherbee. 
 
 153a Same as 153. Title-page for a piece of music. "The | Battle 
 of Prague | A | Favorite | Son — ate | For — The | Piano — 
 Forte I G. Washington — United States | Price — 1 Doll, | with 
 I Accompani — ments | President of the | Boston | Printed & 
 Sold by Graupner N° 6 Franklin Si | " (Baker 82) 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 154 Bust, profile to left, in uniform. Oval, held upon a base by a 
 female figure, to left, in front of and partially concealing the 
 portrait. On right, a female figure of Justice, holding the sword 
 and the scales, leaning upon the portrait with her right arm. 
 She wears an apron, decorated with compass and square. On 
 left, a figure of Minerva, helmeted. Above, a cherub holding 
 a liberty-cap. In the distance, a pyramid, and on the extreme 
 right, a portion of a globe is visible, and an open book, inscribed, 
 "Vide I Aude | Tace | G" | Border line, 1/16. Mixed 
 
 Engrav'd for the Masonic Magazine | When Freedom, first 
 
 HER GLORIOUS Day HAD WON, | She SMIl'd ON WASHINGTON, 
 HER DARLING SON. | MlLD JUSTICE CLAIMS HIM AS HIS VIRTUES 
 
 rise, I And Love and Honor, still attend the Prize. | 
 
 Height, 7.12. Sub height, 6.1 1. Width, 4.2. Oval height, 2. Oval 
 width, 1.7. 
 
 72 
 
JOSEPH WRIGHT 
 
 JOHN MANLY 
 
 155 Full bust, profile to left, in uniform. Title, in ribbon, on arm. 
 Circle. Etching 
 
 G Washington | J Manly | Born Virginia Feb*X ii t <? 1732. | 
 General of the American Armies 1775. | Resign'd 1783. 
 I President of the United States 1789. | 
 
 Height, 4.4. Diameter, 3.9. 
 
 155a Same as 155. Without engraver's name. (Baker 97) 
 
 1556 Same as 155a. The plate entirely worked over, the ribbon and 
 title erased from arm, and the title etched, in large letters, in upper 
 margin. This is evidently the old plate, but the impressions 
 are modern. 
 
 Height, 4.9. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 156 Bust, profile to left, in uniform. Vignette, at bottom of plate, 
 with twelve other heads, in a rectangle. Etching 
 
 . . . Washington . . . 
 
 Height, 6.2. Width, 3.8. Head, height, 1.6; width, 1. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 157 Bust> profile to left, in uniform. Vignette, in clouds, above a 
 hollow oval containing title. Beneath head, a ribbon, inscribed, 
 "G. Washington." Over head, to left, a female, Victory, hold- 
 ing laurel-wreath to right and flags to left. On extreme left, a 
 whole-length figure of Goddess of Liberty, helmeted, holding 
 pole with cap. At base, drum with eagle, shield and motto, 
 cannon and cannon-balls. Etching 
 
 73 
 
JOSEPH WRIGHT 
 
 The I Battle of Trenton | A Sonata | For the | Piano- 
 Forte | Dedicated | To | General | Washington | New 
 York Printed & Sold by James Hewitt at his Musical 
 Repository N? 131 William Street | B Carr Philadelphia 
 & J Carr Baltimore — Price 10 s | 
 
 Height, 12.4. Sub height, 1 1.8. Width, 8.1. Head, height, I. II. 
 Width, 1.3. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 158 Full bust, profile to left, in uniform, with frilled shirt front. Oval 
 with border, 2/16, representing a gold miniature frame set with 
 a row of pearls. Mixed 
 Gen r . l Washington | 
 
 Height, 4.15. Oval height, 3.12. Oval width, 2.12. 
 
 [WILLIAM LENEY ?] 
 
 159 Bust, profile to left, in uniform. Oval, in a frame, 4/16, upon a 
 base representing marble, on which is title. Over oval, at top, 
 a wreath and festoon of ribbon and laurel ; on either side flags 
 and war implements, and at bottom a scroll inscribed, "Constitu- 
 tion." Stipple 
 
 George Washington | Died 14™ Dec? 1799 Aged 68. | A & 
 S Maverick | Copper plate printers | 73 Liberty Street | 
 New York. | 
 
 Height, 5.6. Width, 3.12. Oval height, 2.9. Oval width, 1. 1 1. 
 
 This is Baker 78, there described from a by Leney, whose day book shows he 
 cut-down impression so that address did did a portrait of Washington, for Andrew 
 not appear. It was probably engraved Maverick, Feb. 11, 1813. 
 
 74 
 
JOSEPH WRIGHT 
 
 A. TODD 
 
 160 Bust, profile to left. Oval. Etching 
 
 His Path Be Ours. | A. Todds Sculpt, — A Todd | Wash- 
 ington. | 
 
 Height, 2.12. Oval height, 2.4. Oval width, 1. 1 3. 
 
 [Text Book. Washington Benevolent Society. Concord. 181 2.] 
 
 WILLIAM EVANS 
 
 161 Full bust, to right, head, profile to right, in uniform. Oval. 
 Border line, 1/16, in which are names of painter and engraver. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 Drawn by J. Wright — Engraved by W. Evans | General 
 Washington | Published i march 1800 by Tho^ Medland 
 Abingdon Street Westm* | 
 
 Height, 5.10. Width, 3.3. Oval height, 4.6. Oval width, 3.6. 
 
 161a Same as 161. Before background. Title in open letter. Printed 
 in colors. 
 
 161& Same as 161. Title and address removed. (Baker 83) 
 
 [Heading to broadside edition of Washington's Farewell Address. 
 T. Bensley, Printer, Bolt Court, Fleet Street, London.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 162 Full bust, to right, head, profile to right, in uniform. Oval, of a 
 single line, without background. Dry-point etching 
 
 (Baker 84) 
 
 Oval height, 2.12. Oval width, 2.1. 
 
 The only impression seen is cut close to oval, consequently without any lettering. 
 
 75 
 
JOSEPH WRIGHT 
 
 I. SCOLES 
 
 163 Bust, to right, head, profile to right, in uniform. Oval, with bor- 
 der, 1/16, in ruled rectangle, with border, 1/16. Stipple 
 
 Scoles sc. I General Washington. | Publish'd by Smith, New 
 York | (Baker 95) 
 
 Height, 4. 1. Sub height, 2.15. Width, 2.5. Oval height, 2. 10. Oval 
 width, 2. 
 
 [The Gentleman's Political Pocket Almanac for the year 1796. 
 By Charles Smith, New York.] 
 
 [JOHN GADSBY CHAPMAN] 
 
 164 Full bust, to right, head, profile to right, in uniform. Border 
 line, 1 / 1 6. Etching and ruling 
 
 (Baker 85) 
 
 Height, 2.13. Width, 2.4. 
 
 [Force's Picture of the City of Washington. Also in Morrison's 
 Stranger's Guide to the City of Washington, 1842.] 
 
 J. WHITE 
 
 165 Full bust, to left, head, profile to left, in uniform. Oval, with 
 border, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 General Washington. | Engraved by J. White. | Published 
 by J. Robins & C? Albion Press, London. | 100 | 
 
 Height, 4.9. Oval height, 3. Oval width, 2.8. 
 165a Same as 165. Without any letters. 
 1656 Same as 165. Without address. 
 
 76 
 
JOSEPH WRIGHT 
 
 165c Same as 165. Title reengraved in different letters. Engraver's 
 name erased, and, above oval, lettered, "Parsons's Genuine Edi- 
 tion of Hume's England." Below title, "Engraved for J. Par- 
 sons, Paternoster Row. May 1795." (Baker 86) 
 
 165d Same as 165^. Lettering except title, erased and "Cormack 
 Vol. III. to face page 16" substituted. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 166 Bust, to left, head, profile to left, in uniform. In upper right 
 corner of plate, containing portraits of Walcot, Ximenes and six 
 others. Vignette, in ruled rectangle with border line, 1/16. 
 
 Etching 
 
 80 I Washington. | London, Published by Thomas Tegg, 
 Cheapside, Sept* 15. 1829 I 
 
 Height, 8.9. Sub height, 8. Width, 4.9. Head height, 1. 14 ; width, 1.8. 
 [Biographical Illustrations. By Alfred Howard. London, 1830.] 
 
 THOMAS HOLLOWAY 
 
 167 Full bust, profile to right, in uniform. Oval. Line 
 
 Literary Magazine. | T. Holloway Sculp. | General Wash- 
 ington. I Published as the Act directs i Aug. 1792, by C. 
 Forster. Poultry. | (Baker 87) 
 
 Height, 6. Oval height, 3. 10. Oval width, 2.14. 
 
 [The Literary and Biographical Magazine. July, 1792.] 
 
 167a Same as 167. All lettering, except title, erased. Plate much 
 worn. 
 
 77 
 
JOSEPH WRIGHT 
 
 GEORGE MURRAY 
 
 168 Full bust, profile to right, in uniform. Oval. Line 
 
 Pocket Magazine. | From an origV Draw g — George Mur- 
 ray, sculpT I General Washington. | Published by Har- 
 rison & C? Oct* i, 1795. I (Baker 91) 
 
 Height, 3. Oval height, 2.1. Oval width, 1.8. 
 168& Same as 168. First and last lines of lettering erased. 
 1686 Same as 1680. Lettering erased except title. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 169 Full bust, profile to right, in uniform. Oval. Mixed 
 General Washington. | (Baker 88) 
 
 Height, 4.14. Oval height, 3.9. Oval width, 2.13. 
 
 H. ROOSING 
 
 170 Full bust, profile to right, in uniform. Oval, with border line, 
 1/16. Stipple 
 
 H Roosing Sculp t Rotterdam. | Washington. | A Loosjes 
 Pz, ExecudT I 1 793. I (Baker 94) 
 
 Height, 5.4. Oval height, 3. 11. Oval width, 2.14. 
 
 [Bijdraagen ter Gedachtenis van G. Washington. Haarlem, 1801.] 
 
 [H. HOUSTON?] 
 
 171 Full bust, profile to left, in uniform. Oval, with border line, 2/16. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 78 
 
JOSEPH WRIGHT 
 
 For the American Universal Magazine, | General Wash- 
 ington. | (Baker 89) 
 
 Height, 4. 14. Oval height, 3.9. Oval width, 2. 1 3. 
 
 [American Universal Magazine. Phila., February, 1797.] 
 I believe this plate to have been engraved by H. Houston. 
 
 RUOTTE 
 
 172 Bust, profile to left, in uniform. Oval, with border line, 1/16. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 F. Bonneville deli. Ruotte Sculp. | G. Washington. | Ne 
 
 EN VlRGINIE ANNEE 1733, I COMMENDANT EN CHEF DES ArMEES 
 
 I et President du Congre Ameriquain. | Se trouve Rue du 
 Theatre Francais. | N? 4. | (Baker 69) 
 
 Height, 5.14. Oval height, 4.2. Oval width, 3.5. 
 
 [Portraits des Personages c61ebres de la Revolution. Vol. 1. Paris, 1796.] 
 
 172a Same as 172. Address changed to "Aaris rue S! Jacques 
 N° 195." 
 
 172& Same as 1720. Last line of inscription changed to "et Presi- 
 dent du Congres d'Amerique." 
 
 J. A. O'NEILL 
 173 Full bust, to right, in uniform. Mezzotint 
 
 Engraved by J. A. O'Neill. | Washington. | From an origi- 
 nal contemporary picture in the I Possession of William 
 Menzies, Esq. | Private Plate — Proof | (Baker 93) 
 
 79 
 
JOSEPH WRIGHT 
 
 Height, 7.2. Width, 4.2. Sub height, 5. 
 
 [Addresses to George Washington. New York, 1867.] 
 
 173a Same as 1 73. Before all letters. 
 
 ALBERT ROSENTHAL 
 
 174 Full bust, to right, in uniform. Vignette. Etching 
 
 Joseph Wright Pinxt Phila 1784 — Albert Rosenthal Phila 
 1888. I Aqua Fortis | George Washington. From the 
 
 ORIGINAL PAINTING IN THE POSSESSION OF THE POWEL FAMILY, 
 
 Newport, R. I. | Etched expressly for Baker's Biblio- 
 
 THECA WASHINGTONIANA. | 
 
 Height, 6.6. Sub height, 5.5. Width, 4.8. 
 
 174a Same as 174. Before all letters except names of painter and 
 etcher. 
 
 1746 Same as 174. Before last line of lettering, and with "g" left out 
 of "Washington " in the title. 
 
 FRANCIS S. KING 
 
 175 Bust, to left, head to right, in uniform. Oval, with border 4/16, 
 representing a miniature frame with inside row of pearls. Be- 
 neath, a shield with arms of Washington and ribbon, inscribed, 
 " Exitvs Acta Probat." Below, a panel containing a representa- 
 tion of the Battery, with the British fleet leaving New York, en- 
 closed in a frame, with a tablet inscribed, " Evacuation of New 
 York I Nov. 25, 1783" | The whole enclosed in an ornamental 
 
 80 
 
JOSEPH WRIGHT 
 
 rectangle, surmounted by the American eagle, with shield, arms, 
 olive branch and diverging rays. Below, a tablet with inscription. 
 
 Mixed 
 
 Designed — and — engraved for | The Socl.ty of Icono- 
 philes | New York 1899 | F. S. King. | del. & sc. | Gott 
 
 SCHULTSE I DIE | MARKE | COPYRIGHT, 1 899, BY THE SOCL.TY OF 
 ICONOPHILES. I 
 
 Height, 8.2. Width, 4.12. Oval height, 2.13. Oval width, 2.8. 
 
 175a Same as 1 75. Before all letters. Eleven impressions printed. 
 
 175& Same as 175. With date "Nov. nth, 1783." One hundred 
 and five impressions printed, of which all, but four, were 
 destroyed. 
 
 This portrait is from the original study the description and measurements may 
 by Joseph Wright, in the Pennsylvania not be full and exact. The arms of 
 Historical Society, at Philadelphia. The Washington, as engraved, are incorrect, 
 design is so elaborate and irregular that according to the rules of heraldry. 
 
 8l 
 
ROBERT EDGE PINE 
 
 1785 
 
 HENRY BRYAN HALL 
 
 176 Half length, to left, in uniform. Right hand resting on walking- 
 stick. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 H B Hall | Washington. | From the original Picture from 
 life by Robert Edge Pine, taken in 1785. | (In possession of 
 J. Carson Brevoort Esq. Brooklyn N. Y.) | Engraved for 
 Irving's Washington. | (Baker 98) 
 
 Height, 7. Sub height, 5.9. Width, 4.4. 
 
 [Life of Washington. By Irving. New York, 1856-59.] 
 
 176a Same as 1 76. Before all letters. 
 
 [CHARLES B. HALL] 
 
 177 Half length, to left, in uniform. Right hand resting on walking- 
 stick. Etching 
 
 Height, 6. 1 1 . Width, 4. 1 2. 
 
 GEORGE R. HALL 
 
 178 Bust, to left, in uniform. Oval, in a frame, 6/16, of oak leaves, 
 resting on a base, upon which are an American eagle, a cocked 
 
 82 
 
ROBERT EDGE PINE 
 
 hat, a sword, inkstand, book, etc., in a rectangle ruled to repre- 
 sent an American flag. At top of frame is "E Pluribus | Unum," 
 and beneath, an open scroll containing facsimile signatures of 
 the Signers of the Declaration of Independence. Stipple 
 
 Painted by A. Chappel. — Engraved by G. R. Hall. | " G° 
 Washington " | From the original portrait by Pine in the 
 possession of J. Carson Brevoort. Esq 1 * | [Copyright 1856 
 by Martin & Johnson.] | (Baker 99) 
 
 Height, 9.12. Sub height, 8.8. Width, 6.6. Oval height, 4. 10. Oval 
 width, 3.7. 
 
 The signature on this plate is trembling, and the background of the oval 
 is ruled horizontally and vertically at right angles. 
 
 [History of the United States. By J. A. Spencer. N. Y., 1856.] 
 
 178^ Same as 1 78. Facsimile changed to the usual signature, and the 
 background, of oval, ruled over with a diagonal line. 
 
 1786 Same as 1 ySa. Background of oval burnished out and ruled hori- 
 zontally, with slight cross-hatching around shoulders. 
 
 178c Same as 178^. Copyright changed to "1859" by Johnson, Fry 
 & Co. 
 
 YI8d Same as 178^. Copyright changed to "1876" by Johnson & 
 Miles. Lower part of plate almost entirely re-engraved, with 
 accessories added. 
 
 That all of these are from the same plate is shown conclusively by the break 
 on the left edge of background 1.2 inches from top. 
 
 83 
 
JEAN ANTOINE HOUDON 
 
 1785 
 
 ASHER BROWN DURAND 
 
 179 Bust, profile, to right. Vignette. Line 
 
 Washington. | From Houdon's Bust. | Engraved by A. B. 
 Durand. 1833. I (Baker 100) 
 
 Height, 5.4. Sub height, 3.9. Width, 2.6. 
 
 [The Writings of Washington. By Jared Sparks. Boston, 1834.] 
 
 179a Same as 179. Lettering added, "Printed by R. Neale." 
 
 HENRY BRYAN HALL AND SONS 
 
 180 Bust, profile, to right. Vignette, in oval of a single line. In 
 a group of four portraits of Washington, the others after C. W. 
 Peale, Trumbull and Stuart. Vide No. 7. Line 
 Houdon 1785 I Eng d by H. B. Hall & Sons 13 Barclay St 
 N. Y. I 
 
 [Magazine of American History. February, 1880.] 
 
 WILLIAM LENEY 
 
 181 Bust, profile, to right, in a rectangle, with border line, 2/16. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 84 
 
JEAN ANTOINE HOUDON 
 
 Drawn by J. Wood from Houdon's Bust — Engraved by Le- 
 ney | Published by Joseph Delaplaine Chestnut ST Philad a 
 i 8 14. I Washington. | (Baker 103) 
 
 Height, 6. Sub height, 4.15. Width, 4. 
 
 [Delaplaine's Repository of the Lives and Portraits of Distinguished 
 American Characters. Philadelphia, 18 15-18.] 
 
 181a Same as 181. Before all letters. 
 
 1816 Same as 181. Title in smaller letters. 
 
 181c Same as 181$. Address erased and " P. Price Printer." inserted. 
 
 WATERMAN LILY ORMSBY 
 
 182 Head, profile, to left. Oval medallion, suspended by a ring, in 
 a ruled rectangle. Ruled 
 
 Ormsby's Pentography I Washington | (Baker 104) 
 
 Height, 10.13. Width, 9.1 1. Oval height, 7.6. Oval width, 6.3. 
 
 WATERMAN LILY ORMSBY 
 
 183 Bust, profile, to right. Obverse of medal, "Washington before 
 Boston ". Circular, in rectangle. Ruled horizontally 
 
 W. L. Ormsby Sc I 
 
 Height, 4.7. Width, 3.5. Diameter, 2.10. 
 
 [Life of Washington in Latin Prose. By Francis Glass. New York, 1835.] 
 
 85 
 
JEAN ANTOINE HOUDON 
 
 [WATERMAN LILY ORMSBY] 
 
 184 Bust, profile, to right. Obverse of medal, "Washington before 
 Boston ". Circular. Ruled perpendicularly 
 
 Diameter, 2.10. 
 
 [Title-page, Vol 1. of National Portrait Gallery of Distinguished Americans. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1834.] 
 
 SAINT MEMIN 
 
 185 Head, profile, to right, laureated. Oval. Mezzotint 
 
 (Baker 106) 
 
 Oval height, .10. Oval width, .7. 
 
 G. F. STORM 
 
 186 Bust, profile, to right. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 Washington. | From Houdon's Bust. | Engraved by G. F. 
 Storm. | 
 
 Height, 4.3. Sub height, 2.12. Width, 1. 12. 
 186a Same as 186. Before all letters. 
 
 1866 Same as 186. " G° Washington", instead of "WASHING- 
 TON."; remainder of lettering the same, only in different letters. 
 
 (Baker 107) 
 
 [Life of Washington. By Sparks. Abridged. Boston, 1840.] 
 
 86 
 
JEAN ANTOINE HOUDON 
 
 [HENRY BRYAN HALL] 
 187 Bust, profile, to right. Vignette. Stipple 
 From Houdon's Bust. | (Baker 101) 
 
 Height, 3.1 1. Sub height, 3.8. Width, 2.8. 
 
 [Life of Washington. By Irving. New York, 1859.] 
 
 187a Same as 187. On engraved title-page of "Irving's Life of 
 Washington. Vol 3. New York G. P. Putnam, . . . 1859." 
 
 1876 Same as 1870. "New York . . . 1859" erased and "Philadel- 
 phia. J. B. Lippincott & Co." inserted. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 188 Bust, profile, to right. Oval, surrounded by wreath of laurel, 
 2/16. Upon Washington Monument Lottery ticket, Third Class, 
 Baltimore, June, 18 16. "Plate presented by Simkins & Usher." 
 
 Stipple 
 
 Oval height, 1.5. Oval width, 1.2. 
 
 Well executed, and much in the manner tickets, each with a different engraving 
 of R. Tiller. On same sheet, of only of Washington, after Stuart, 
 copy seen, are three other similar lottery 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 189 Bust, profile, to right. Vignette, in imitation of an outline chalk 
 drawing. Stipple 
 
 (Baker 109) 
 
 Height, 5.15. Width, 4.4. 
 
 189« Same as 189. With title "Benjamin Franklin." 
 
 87 
 
JEAN ANTOINE HOUDON 
 
 AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY 
 
 190 Bust, profile, to right. Circular medallion, with border, 2/16, con- 
 taining thirteen stars, upon a base, inscribed with dates of birth 
 and death of Washington. A figure of Liberty, on the right, 
 holding a scroll, inscribed, "He lived | for his | country" |. On 
 left, a shield, with arms of United States and, in rear, the en- 
 trance to Washington's tomb. In background, a view of Mount 
 Vernon. Line 
 
 Designed by H. Billings, Engraved by the American Bank 
 Note Co. | [Copyright, 1859, by H. Barnes.] | (Baker no) 
 
 Diameter, 2.1. Sub diameter, .10. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 191 Bust, profile, to right. Vignette. Mixed 
 Pl. 2. I George Washington | d'apres le buste de Houdon | 
 Height, 6.10. Sub height, 4.15. Head, height, 3.10. Width, 2.5. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 192 Head, profile, to right. Vignette, on folding plate with thirty- 
 nine other portraits. Etching 
 
 2 5 I 
 
 Height, 1.7. Width, 1.3. 
 
 [Memoires hist. pol. du regne de Louis XVI. Tom. I. Planche I.] 
 
 ALEXANDRE TARDIEU 
 
 193 Head, profile, to left, with flowing hair tied by a ribbon. Cir- 
 cular medallion, with title on field. Line 
 
 88 
 
JEAN ANTOINE HOUDON 
 
 G. Washington. | Dessine et Grave d'apres Houdon par 
 Alexandre Tardieu | [Four lines of verse] | Depose a la 
 Bibliotheque Nationale le 9 Vendemiaire An 9. | A Paris 
 chez Alex. Tardieu Gr. de la Marine Rue de l'Universite 
 
 Height, 6.3. Width, 4.13. Diameter, 2.15. 
 
 193a Same as 193. Before the four lines of verse. 
 
 1936 Same as 193. Before the four lines of verse, and with "Deposee 
 a la Bibliotheque Nationale le 9 Vendemiaire An 9." before space 
 for verses, instead of after. 
 
 194 Head, profile, to right, with flowing hair tied by a ribbon. Cir- 
 cular, with title, on field, in white, reversed, and double border 
 
 .VIOTOHIH2AW .O I 
 
 Diameter, 2.15. 
 
 This copy, from Tardieu, was evidently engraved for transfer printing on pottery. 
 
 N° 296. au Dep6t National de Machines. 
 
 (Baker 108) 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 lines 2/16 apart. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 SENN 
 
 195 Head, profile, to left. Circular, with title on field. 
 
 G. Washington | nach Tardieu von Senn. | 
 Diameter, 2.5. 
 
 Stipple 
 
JEAN ANTOINE HOUDON 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 196 Head, profile, to right. Circular medallion. Stipple 
 Giorgio Washington | 
 Height, 3. Diameter, 2.8. 
 
 WILLIAM HAMLIN 
 
 197 Bust, profile, to left, in a rectangle. Mezzotint 
 
 W!^ Hamlin. S? JE 91. | Washington. | From Howdan's 
 
 Bust. Richmond Va. | (Baker 102) 
 
 Height, 3.1. Sub height, 2.12. Width, 2.1. 
 
 This was engraved in 1863. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 198 Bust, profile, to left. Oval, with border line. Line 
 Draper Welsh & Co | Phila | 
 Height, 1.2. Oval height, .14. Oval width, .11. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 199 Head, profile, to left, in a circle, with border line, 1/16, con- 
 taining title, beneath a perpetual calendar. Etching 
 
 Washington | 
 
 Diameter, .12. 
 
 90 
 
JEAN ANTOINE HOUDON 
 
 E. G. 
 
 200 Head, profile, to left, in a circle, with border line, i/i 6, con- 
 taining title, beneath a perpetual calendar, with background of 
 an American flag. Etching 
 
 Washington | E. G. 1895 I 
 
 Diameter, .13. 
 
 200a Same as 200. Without "E. G. 1895" an d with stripes in flag 
 wider. 
 
 JOHN ROGERS 
 
 201 Head, profile, to left, as a shadow cast upon the sun, watched 
 by the American eagle, perched on a rock amid clouds. Circle, 
 in ruled rectangle with a star in each corner. Mixed 
 
 Thom — Rogers | The American Eagle | Guarding the 
 Spirit of Washington | Dedicated to the Mount Vernon 
 Association | By the Cosmopolitan Art Association | 
 
 Height, 10.4. Sub height, 9. Width, 7.13. Diameter, 6.15. 
 201a Same as 201. Before border, rectangle and letters. 
 
 GEORGE PARKER 
 
 202 Whole length, profile, to left, in uniform, standing upon a pedes- 
 tal. Right hand rests on drapery thrown over the end of a bun- 
 dle of fasces, while the left hand rests upon a walking-stick. 
 Vignette. Stipple 
 
 9 1 
 
JEAN ANTOINE HOUDON 
 
 Daguerreotyped, I from the Statue. — Geo. Parker. | Geo. 
 Washington. | From the Statue by Houdon, in the Capitol, 
 Richmond, Va. | Printed by W. Pate. | New York, G. P. Put- 
 nam, & C? | (Baker 105) 
 
 Height, 7. Sub height, 5.14. Width, 3.4. 
 202a Same as 202. "Printed by W. Pate" erased. 
 2026 Same as 202a. " New York, G. P. Putnam, & C°" erased. 
 
 92 
 
JAMES PEALE 
 1788-1795 
 
 HENRY BRYAN HALL 
 
 203 Bust, nearly profile, to right, in uniform, with flowing hair. 
 Vignette. Line 
 
 Eng d by H. B. Hall. N. Y. 1865.— J. Peale Pinx 1788. | "Go. 
 Washington" | Private Plate | (Baker 111) 
 
 Height, 5. Sub height, 3.6. Width, 3. 
 203a Same as 203. Names of painter and engraver, only. 
 
 ALBERT ROSENTHAL 
 
 204 Full bust, in profile, to left. Etching 
 
 George Washington | Etched by Albert Rosenthal 1899, 
 from the Water color by | James Peale, drawn from life, 
 Philadelphia 1795, in the possession of | Charles Henry 
 Hart, Esq. Phila. | 
 
 Height, 5.10. Sub height, 4.5. Width, 3. 
 
 204a Same as 204. Without lettering, but immediately under portrait, 
 " Copyright 1899 Albert Rosenthal." In margin, to left, facsim- 
 ile signature " Ja s Peale." In some copies the facsimile is printed 
 in red and the etching is colored by hand. 
 
 93 
 
JAMES PEALE 
 
 204& Same as 204a. Facsimile signature removed, and lettered, 
 "Twenty-five sets in four states of this plate printed and | Sub- 
 scribed for by " I Then follow twenty-five names, numbered, in 
 three columns. 
 
 JOHN SARTAIN 
 
 205 Half length, to right, in uniform. The right hand resting on 
 hilt of sword. In the rear, to right, a horse's head, with attend- 
 ant. To the left, a tent and cannon partly visible. Mezzotint 
 Engraved by J. Sartain, after the original painting from 
 life by James Peale. | (Baker 112) 
 
 Height, 8.5. Width, 6.4. 
 
 [Washington's Farewell Address. From MSS. in possession of James Lenox. 
 
 New York, 1850.] 
 
 94 
 
MARCHIONESS DE BREHAN 
 
 1789 
 
 ANTON LOUIS FRANCOIS SERGENT 
 
 206 Head, profile, to right, laureated. Circular medallion, with bor- 
 der, 4/16, suspended by a ring and a ribbon. The title in upper 
 part of the border. Four lines of verse. Aquatint 
 
 George Washington | Grave d'apres le Camee, peint par 
 M ME la Marquise de Breant | par A F Sergent 1790. | 
 
 (Baker, page 205) 
 
 Height, 4.12. Diameter, 2.12. 
 
 BARTHELEMY JOSEPH FULEVAN ROGER 
 
 207 Head, profile, to left, laureated. Circular medallion in the upper 
 part of a rectangle, with tablet, below, bearing title. Border line, 
 1 / 1 6. Stipple 
 
 Pl. 1? Tom, i e . r Frontispice. | George Washington | Ne en 
 Virginie le ii Fevrier 1732. I Grave d'apres le Camee 
 peint par Madame de Brehan a Newyork en 1789. | Dirige 
 par P. F. Tardieu. — Grave par Roger | (Baker 113) 
 
 Height, 6. Sub height, 5.13. Width, 4. Diameter, 2.12. 
 
 [Voyage dans La Haute Pensylvanie. Paris, 1801.] 
 
 95 
 
MARCHIONESS DE BREHAN 
 
 207a Same as 207. Before first and last lines of lettering. With title 
 on tablet, in open letters, and " Brihan " for " Brehan." 
 
 207& Same as 207. Before first line of lettering. 
 
 [CHARLES KENNEDY BURT] 
 
 208 Head, profile, to right, laureated. Vignette. Line 
 
 " G° Washington" | "The Presidents Compliments | accom- 
 pany THE ENCLOSED TO | M RS MORRIS." | ENGRAVED & PRINTED 
 
 at the Bureau. Engraving & Printing. | This profile of 
 Washington is engraved from the original now in possession 
 of Gen^ Geo. B. M c Clellan, | which was presented to Mrs. 
 Morris by Gen^ Washington, accompanied by a note, | of 
 which the above text is a true and exact facsimile. I 
 
 (Baker 1 14) 
 
 Height, 6. Width, 6.8. Sub height, 2.6. Sub width, 2.2. 
 208a Same as 208. Without any lettering. 
 208& Same as 208a. With " G° Washington." 
 
 208c Same as 208&. With "Engraved and Printed at the | Bureau. | 
 Engraving | & Printing." | 
 
 208a, b, and c are from the die and 208 from the plate made from the die. 
 
 96 
 
JOHN RAMAGE 
 
 1789 
 
 ALBERT ROSENTHAL 
 
 209 Full bust, to front, head to left, in uniform. Order of Cincin- 
 nati on left lapel of coat. Oval. Etching 
 
 John Ramage Pinx — Published by Henry T Coates & Co 
 1896 — Albert Rosenthal S c | 
 
 Oval height, 2.14. Oval width, 2. 
 209a Same as 209. Before all letters. 
 
 H. HOUSTON 
 
 210 Full bust, to right, in uniform. Order of Cincinnati on left lapel 
 of coat. Oval, with border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 Houston Sc | George Washington Esq* | Philad4 Pub- 
 lished for Tho|- Condie Bookseller. | (Baker 130) 
 
 Height, 6.8. Oval height, 4.14. Width, 4.2. 
 
 [Philadelphia Monthly Magazine for 1798. 
 
 ■trait 
 ngrai 
 
 97 
 
 I am of the opinion that this portrait is after the miniature painted by 
 Ramage, engraved in 209. 
 
JOHN RAMAGE 
 
 210a Same as 210. Border line, name of engraver and address re- 
 moved. 
 
 [Mount Vemon. A Poem by John Searson. Philadelphia.] 
 
 [ALBERT ROSENTHAL] 
 
 211 Full bust, to front, in uniform. Oval. Etching 
 
 George Washington. | From the miniature by John Ramage, 
 1789 I in the possession of Mrs Moses S. Beach | Printed by 
 E. Opitz. I Philadelphia, May 25™ 1897. | 
 
 Height, 3.1. Oval height, 2.15. Oval width, 2. 1. 
 
 This plate was etched by Albert Rosenthal. 
 
 211a Same as 211. Before all letters. In lower margin, a repetition 
 of the portrait, with frame, very small, and facsimile of painter's 
 signature. Some copies have the small head and signature 
 printed in reddish brown, and the portrait colored by hand. 
 
 2116 Same as 211. All lettering removed, and in place, "Twenty 
 copies in four states of this plate printed and | subscribed for | 
 by" I Then follow twenty names, numbered, in three columns. 
 
 211c Small head from i\\a printed separately. 
 
 H. HOUSTON 
 
 212 Full bust, to front, in uniform, with black neckerchief. In lower 
 margin, a female figure of Liberty, helmeted, seated upon an 
 eagle, bearing a shield with the Washington arms. In her right 
 hand, an olive branch, and in her left, a sword, with a liberty- 
 
 98 
 
JOHN RAMAGE 
 
 cap at its point. To the right a cornucopia. Oval, within a 
 rectangle. Stipple 
 
 J. J. Baralet del — H. Houston sculp t | General — Wash- 
 ington, | President of the — United States of | Ame — 
 rica | (Baker 171) 
 
 Height, 10. 15. Sub height, 10. 1. Width, 8.2. Oval height, 9. 14. Oval 
 width, 7. 12. 
 
 I am of the opinion that this portrait is however, the Ramage miniatures were 
 
 after the miniature painted by Ramage, unknown. It is interesting and of per- 
 
 and engraved in 211. It more nearly suasive proof in settling the authorship 
 
 resembles it than any portrait known, to note that 210 and 212 are both by 
 
 by Walter Robertson, under whom the same engraver. 
 Baker placed it. At that time (1880), 
 
 99 
 
CHRISTIAN GULAGER 
 
 1789 
 
 WILLIAM EDGAR MARSHALL 
 
 Full bust, to right. Oval, in rectangle. Line 
 
 Eng? by Wm. E. Marshall, from a Portrait by Gulligher, 
 
 BELONGING TO E. BELKNAP ESQ. | GEORGE WASHINGTON. | 
 
 (Baker 115) 
 
 Height, 5.14. Sub height, 4. 10. Width, 3.14. Oval height, 4.8. Oval 
 width, 3.12. 
 
 [Proc. Mass. Hist. Society, Vol. 1, 1855-1858.] 
 
 IOO 
 
EDWARD SAVAGE 
 1790-1797 
 
 EDWARD SAVAGE 
 
 214 Full bust, to right, in uniform. Order of the Cincinnati on left 
 lapel of coat. Oval, in a rectangle, with border line, 1/16. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 Painted & Engraved by E. Savage. | George Washington 
 Esq r I President of the United States of America. | From 
 the Original Picture Painted in 1790 for the | Philo- 
 sophical Chamber, at the University of Cambridge, | In 
 Massachusetts. | Publishd Feb y 7, 1792 by E. Savage, N? 
 29 Charles Street, Midd? Hospital. | (Baker 116) 
 
 Height, 7.8. Sub height, 5.3. Width, 4.3. Oval height, 5. Oval width, 
 3.15. 
 
 Printed in black, in brown and in colors. 
 214a Same as 214. Inscription in open letters. 
 
 214& Same as 214. Reworked, with slight changes in the hair and 
 collar. Title and address erased and " General George Wash- 
 ington." substituted. (Baker 117) 
 
 [Washington's Monuments of Patriotism. Philadelphia, 1800.] 
 
 IOI 
 
EDWARD SAVAGE 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 215 Full bust, to right, in uniform. Order of Cincinnati on left lapel 
 of coat. Oval, with border line 1/16. Stipple 
 
 London, Pub- for the Proprietor, AugT 10, 1793, by E. Jef- 
 fery, No. 11, Pall Mall. | George Washington Esq> | Presi- 
 dent of the United States of America, | From the original 
 Picture, painted by Savage in 1790, for the | Philosophical 
 Chamber at the University of Cambridge in | Massachu- 
 setts. I (Baker 136) 
 
 Height, 7.8. Oval height, 4.14. Oval width, 3.13. 
 
 Printed in black, in red and in brown. 
 
 S. HILL 
 
 216 Full bust, to right, in uniform. Order of Cincinnati on left lapel 
 of coat. Oval, with border, 1/16, in rectangle, with borderline, 
 2/16. Stipple 
 
 Engraved by S. Hill. | George Washington, | President of 
 the United States of | America. | (Baker 129) 
 
 Height, 5.1. Sub height, 4. Width, 2.15. Oval height, 3.4. Oval 
 width, 2.9. 
 
 [Official Letters to Congress. Boston, 1796.] 
 
 WILLIAM ROLLINSON 
 
 217 Full bust, to left, in uniform. Order of Cincinnati on right lapel 
 of coat. Oval, with border line, 2/16. Stipple and aquatint 
 
 Savage PinxT — Rollinson scT | George Washington | Presi- 
 dent of the United States. | (Baker 132) 
 
 Height, 6. Oval height, 4.14. Oval width, 3.12. 
 
 [Epistles Domestic, Confidential and Official from Washington. 
 New York, 1796.] 
 
 I02 
 
EDWARD SAVAGE 
 
 217 a Same as 217. In 217 the head is stipple; lapels of coat, waist- 
 coat, collar, neckerchief and background are in aquatint, and 
 the coat is line over stipple. In 217a, which shows much wear, 
 the background is line over stipple, and other parts are stipple, 
 which, in 217, are aquatint. 
 
 BENJAMIN TANNER 
 
 218 Full bust, to left, in uniform. Oval, with border line, 2/16. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 Engraved for the Washingtoniana | Savage, pinx, — Tanner, 
 sc. I G. Washington. | (Baker 135) 
 
 Height, 6.1. Oval height, 4.12. Oval width, 3. 11. 
 
 [Washingtoniana. Baltimore, 1800.] 
 
 218a Same as 218. The title repeated on the plate in a smaller 
 letter, nearer to the oval. 
 
 2186 Same as 218. First line of lettering erased. 
 
 J. A. O'NEILL 
 
 219 Full bust, to left, in uniform. Oval, with border line, 2/16. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 Engraved for the Washingtoniana. | Savage pinx. — 
 O'Neill Sc. | Published by Elias Dexter, 564 Broadway, 
 N. Y. I (Baker 131) 
 
 Height, 6.8. Oval height, 5.9. Oval width, 3.8. 
 
 [Washingtoniana. New York, 1865.] 
 IO3 
 
EDWARD SAVAGE 
 219a Same as 219. Before all letters. 
 219& Same as 219. First line of lettering erased. 
 219c Same as 219$. Address erased. 
 
 JOHN CHESTER BUTTRE 
 
 220 Full bust, to right, in uniform. Order of Cincinnati on left 
 lapel of coat. Vignette. Mezzotint 
 
 Eng? by J. C. Buttre N. Y. I Washington. | After a Paint- 
 ing by Edward Savage. | (Baker 122) 
 
 Height, 6.12. Sub height, 4. Width, 3.8. 
 
 [Washingtoniana. By F. B. Hough. Roxbury, 1865.] 
 
 220& Same as 220. Before all letters. 
 
 220& Same as 220. "In 1790." added. 
 
 E. G. GRIDLEY 
 
 221 Bust, to right, in uniform. Oval medallion, on the shaft of a 
 pyramidal monument, surmounted by a funeral urn. The me- 
 dallion is held in place by Minerva, while Fame holds over it, in 
 her left hand, a wreath encircling, " Pater | Patriae," and, with her 
 right hand, holds the trumpet to her mouth, from which hangs a 
 banner, inscribed " Trenton | Princetown | Monmouth | York- 
 town." I On a tablet, upon the base of the shaft, to which the 
 Genius of America, with averted head, is pointing, is the title, 
 and upon the plinth, the dates of birth and of death. In the 
 right foreground a soldier, his musket upon the ground, is ex- 
 pressing grief. Genii and emblems surround the shaft. Mixed 
 
 104 
 
EDWARD SAVAGE 
 
 Sacred to the Memory of the | truly Illustrious | George 
 Washington, Renowned in | War, Great in the Senate, 
 and | possessed of every qualification | to render him 
 
 WORTHY THE TlTLE OF | A GREAT AND GOOD Man. | BORN 
 
 Feb. 22. 1732. Ob. Dec. 14. 1799. | Painted by John 
 Coles jun. — Eng 1 ? by E. G. Gridley. | (Baker 403) 
 
 Height, 13.4. Sub height, 13.2. Width, 8.14. Oval height, 2.8. 
 Oval width, 2. 
 
 221« Same as 221. " Sold by J. Fave " in place of " Painted by John 
 Coles jun." 
 
 WILLIAM HARRISON 
 
 222 Full bust, to left, in uniform. Order of Cincinnati on right lapel 
 of coat. Oval, in rectangle with border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 W. Harrison Jun^ sculpt. | Gen^ Geo? Washington. | 
 
 (Baker 128) 
 
 Height, 5.7. Sub height, 4.3. Width, 3. Oval height, 3.1 1. Oval 
 width, 2.10. 
 
 [Legacies of Washington. Trenton, 1800.] 
 
 WILLIAM HAMLIN 
 
 223 Bust, to right, in uniform. Oval, in medallion, border line, 1/16, 
 with loop and ribbon at top. Stipple 
 
 Farnsworth's Edition. | E. Savage. PinxT — W^? Hamlin, 
 Sd Provu? I GenV George Washington. | (Baker 126) 
 
 Height, 4.15. Width, 3.6. Oval height, 3.12. Oval width, 3.2. 
 
 [Memory of Washington. Newport, R. I., 1800.] 
 105 
 
EDWARD SAVAGE 
 
 WILLIAM HAMLIN 
 
 224 Bust, to right, in uniform. Oval, in medallion, surrounded by 
 rays. Tablet at bottom, with title, " Gen! George Washington ". 
 
 Stipple 
 
 Gen l George Washington. | W= Hamlin. SculpT | 
 
 (Baker 127) 
 
 Height, 1.8. Oval height, .8. Oval width, .7. 
 
 MINATELLIS 
 
 225 Bust, to right, in uniform. Circle, surrounded by border, 1 1 / 1 6, 
 composed of two stipple lines. Stipple 
 
 Minatellis. I Giorgio Washington | Publicato in Venezia a 
 spese di Catterin Minatelli e Comp. I 
 
 Height, 4.9. Diameter, 2.5. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 226 Full bust, to left, head to right, in uniform. Oval, with border 
 line, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 George Washington, | President of the United States of 
 America. | from an Original Miniature in the Possession 
 of I Benjamin Smith of Philadelphia. | Published June 
 io th 1794. by T. Palfer N? 4. Bridge Road Lambeth near 
 the Turnpike. | 
 
 Height, 5.1 1. Oval height, 3.14. Oval width, 3.4. 
 
 This is a made-up picture with the head of 214. 
 
 226a Same as 226. Before any letters. 
 
 106 
 
Number 226b 
 
 Photogravure after engraving in stipple by unknown artist. 
 
I. „.!.■„ IUI;!,..t /■• P. rirnnr. &:■/: */Knti\titr.lO.JIn<aJ r,.„rt.J.on 9 Jrlr. 
 
EDWARD SAVAGE 
 
 226& Same as 226. Address changed to "London, Published by D. 
 Rymer, Book & Print Seller, 10. Broad Court, Long Acre." 
 
 (Baker 137) 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 227 Bust, to right, in uniform. Vignette, surrounded by a single 
 circle of laurel leaves. Stipple 
 
 GenV Washington | (Baker 432) 
 
 Height, . Diameter, 1. 10. 
 
 The only impression seen is printed in tint, and is clearly after Savage. 
 
 EDWARD SAVAGE 
 
 228 Three-quarter length, to right, seated, with legs crossed, at a 
 table, upon which are a cocked hat, with large rosette, and a 
 plan of city of Washington lettered "Eastern Branch," upon 
 which rests left arm, while one corner of plan is held by right 
 hand. The background is a figured curtain, drawn, showing a 
 column and the sky. Mezzotint 
 
 E. Savage pinx. et sculp. | George Washington Esq* | Presi- 
 dent of the United States of America. | From the Origi- 
 nal Portrait Painted at the request of the Corporation 
 of the University of Cambridge in Massachusetts. | Pub- 
 lished June 25. 1793, by E. Savage, N? 54, Newman Street. | 
 
 (Baker 118) 
 
 Height, 19.14. Sub height, 17.15. Width, 13.15. 
 
 228a Same as 228. Before all letters. 
 
 2286 Same as 228. Title in open letters. 
 
 107 
 
EDWARD SAVAGE 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 229 Three-quarter length, to right, seated, with legs crossed, at a 
 table. Similar to 228, with a slight difference in the rosette on 
 hat, and of inferior execution. Mezzotint 
 
 George Washington | President of the United States of 
 America, | From the Original Portrait Painted at the 
 request of the corporation of the university of cam- 
 BRIDGE in Massachusetts | (Baker 119) 
 
 Height, 19.10. Sub height, 18. 1. Width, 13.15. 
 229a Same as 229. With map unengraved. 
 2296 Same as 229a. Before all letters. 
 
 WILLIAM HAMLIN 
 
 230 Three-quarter length, to right, seated, with legs crossed, at a 
 table. Similar to 228, with the addition, in the right distance, of 
 an urn, upon a pedestal, inscribed, " G. W. | Ob! Decb r 14* | 
 1799 AL 68" |. On the side of the pedestal, "The Grateful 
 I Tribute of | his Admiring | Countrymen" |, and on the front, 
 a verse of three lines. Mezzotint 
 
 E Savage PinxT — W M Hamlin SculpT | GenV George Wash- 
 ington. I Published July 1800, by W m Hamlin, Provi- 
 dence R. I. I (Baker 123) 
 
 Height, 19. Sub height, 17.10. Width, 13.14. 
 
 One hundred impressions for subscribers are said to have been all that 
 were printed from this plate. 
 
 IO8 
 
EDWARD SAVAGE 
 
 WILLIAM HAMLIN 
 
 231 Three-quarter length, to left, seated, with legs crossed, at a 
 table. Similar to 228, only reversed. Mezzotint 
 
 E. Savage pinxet — W M Hamlin. Sculp. Providence. | George 
 Washington Esq? ObT Decb* 14™ 1799, JE 68 | (Baker 124) 
 
 Height, 7.15. Sub height, 7.3. Width, 5.10. 
 
 This plate is still being printed from. Original impressions are 
 rarely seen. 
 
 WILLIAM HAMLIN 
 
 232 Three-quarter length, to left, seated, with legs crossed, at a 
 table, in uniform, with Order of Cincinnati on lapel of coat. 
 Similar to 228, with noted changes. The sword hilt leans 
 against table and a cocked hat, with a funeral urn behind it 
 inscribed " G. W.", are upon table. A figure of Fame, with 
 trumpet, surmounts the urn. Mezzotint 
 
 E. Savage pinxet. — W M Hamlin Sculp. Providence. | Gen l 
 George Washington. | ObT Decb* 14™ 1799. 68 | 
 
 (Baker 125) 
 
 Height, 9. Sub height, 7.4. Width, 5.9. 
 
 I. SCOLES 
 
 233 Three-quarter length, to right, seated, with legs crossed, at a 
 
 table. Similar to 228. Borderline, 2/16. Line 
 
 I Scoles, del et sculp. I George Washington, | President of 
 
 the United States of America. | Publish'd by Smith, Reed, 
 
 and Wayland. I (Baker 134) 
 
 Height, 6.6. Sub height, 4.13. Width, 3.12. 
 
 [Historical view of the United States. By Winterbottom. N. Y. 1796.] 
 
 IO9 
 
EDWARD SAVAGE 
 
 SAMUEL ARLENT EDWARDS 
 
 234 Full bust to left, with figured curtain in background. Mono- 
 gram " S. A. E." and date " 1900" in lower right corner of field. 
 Border line, 1/16, and rosette in lower margin. Copied from 
 228. Mezzotint 
 
 Painted by E. Savage. — Engraved by S. Arlent Edwards | 
 Washington. | Published by Jos. F. Sabin, New York, 
 1900. I 
 
 Height, 11. Sub height, 10.1. Width, 8.2. 
 234a Same as 234. Before all letters. 
 
 EDWARD SAVAGE 
 
 235 Whole length, seated to right, in uniform, on left of print, at a 
 table, in the center, with left hand upon map of the District of 
 Columbia and right arm upon shoulder of G. W. P. Custis, who 
 is standing to left, with right hand upon a globe. About the 
 table, to right, are grouped Mrs. Washington, Eleanor Parke 
 Custis and Billy Lee, the general's negro body servant. In dis- 
 tance a view of the Potomac river. Stipple 
 
 Painted & Engrav'd by E: Savage. | The Washington 
 Family. | George Washington, his Lady, and her two 
 Grandchildren by the name of Custis. | [Title repeated in 
 French] | Philadelphia. Publish'd March io th 1798. by E: 
 Savage & RobT Wilkinson N? 58 Cornhill London. | 
 
 (Baker 120) 
 
 Height, 19.13. Sub height, 18.5. Width, 24.8. 
 
 235« Same as 235. Title in open letter, and before the finished 
 work on negro's face. 
 
 1 10 
 
Number 232 (reduced) 
 Photogravure after mezzotint engraving by William Hamlin. 
 
EDWARD SAVAGE 
 
 JOHN SARTAIN 
 
 236 Whole length, seated, to right, in uniform, on left of print, at a 
 table. Similar to 235. Mezzotint 
 
 Premium Print for Sartain's Union Magazine | Painted by 
 Edward Savage. — Engraved by J. Sartain. | Geo. Wash? 
 Parke Custis. — Gen l Geo. Washington. — Eleanor Parke 
 Custis. — Martha Washington. — William Lee. | 
 
 Height, 16.14. Sub height, 16.6. Width, 23. 14. 
 
 236a Same as 236. Without first line of lettering. 
 
 This is presumably Baker 133, as I have found no print with the title there 
 given or its dimensions. 
 
 236& Same as 2360. Address added between names of painter and 
 engraver. 
 
 Published by W m Smith 706 South 3 d S t Philad a 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 237 Whole length, seated, to right, in uniform, on left of print, at a 
 table. Similar to 235. Stipple 
 
 Washington Family | Published by Thomas Kelly 364 Third 
 Avenue Between 2 2 D & 23 15 Sts N. Y. | 
 
 Height, 19.10. Sub height, 18.2. Width, 24.15. 
 
 237a Same as 237. With "Washington Parke Custis — George 
 Washington — Eleanor Parke Custis — Martha Washington — 
 William Lee " added. 
 
 1 1 1 
 
EDWARD SAVAGE 
 
 GEORGE E. PERINE 
 
 238 Whole length, seated, to right, in uniform. Free copy of 235. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 Geo. Washington Parke Custis. — Gen. Geo. Washington. — 
 Eleanor Parke Custis. — Martha Washington. — William 
 Lee. I Gen. George Washington and his Family. | Engraved 
 for the "Eclectic" by Geo. E. Perrine, N. Y. | 
 
 Height, 5.8. Sub height, 5. Width, 7.6. 
 
 ADAM B. WALTER 
 
 239 Whole length, seated, to left, in uniform, on right side of print, 
 with right arm upon table and left arm upon shoulder of G. W. 
 P. Custis, who stands beside a globe at Washington's left. 
 Next to Washington, sits Mrs. Washington, and behind, stands 
 Eleanor Parke Custis. Mezzotint 
 
 Painted by F. B. Schell — Published by John Dainty 15 
 S 6 T . H St. Philadelphia. — Engraved by A. B. Walter. | 
 Washington Family | 
 
 Height, 13.14. Sub height, 13.4. Width, 9.12. 
 
 This picture is adapted from 235. 
 
 239a Same as 239. Reduced to oval 13.2x9. 15. Same lettering 
 re-engraved. 
 
 ADAM B. WALTER 
 
 240 Whole length, seated, to left, in uniform, on right of print. Simi- 
 lar to 239. Oval, with border line, 4/16, within which is lettering. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 I 12 
 
EDWARD SAVAGE 
 
 Painted by Schell — Published by John Dainty 15 S. 6 T ? 
 St. Philadelphia — Eng d by A. B. Walter | Washington 
 Family | 
 
 Height, 8.10. Oval height, 8.1. Oval width, 6.6. 
 
 ADAM B. WALTER 
 
 241 Whole length, seated, to left, in uniform, on right of print. Simi- 
 lar to 239. Oval, with border line, 4/16, within which is let- 
 tering. Mezzotint 
 
 Painted by F. B. Schell — Eng 1 ? by A. B. Walter. | Wash- 
 ington Family. | Published by John Dainty 31 S. 6 T ? St. 
 Philadelphia. | 
 
 Height, 8.12. Oval height, 8.2. Oval width, 6.3. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 242 W T hole length, seated, to left, in uniform, on right of picture. 
 Right arm upon table and left arm upon shoulder of G. W. P. 
 Custis, who stands beside a globe, at Washington's left. At 
 opposite side of table sits Mrs. Washington, and Eleanor Custis 
 stands between Washington and Mrs. Washington. Oval, 
 with border line, 6/16, within which is title. Mezzotint 
 
 Washington Family. | Published by Moore & Goodspeed, 37 
 Park Row, New York | 
 
 Height, 9. Oval height, 8.3. Oval width, 6.2. 
 
 242a Same as 242. Address changed to " Published by Moore & C° 
 1 1 1 Nassau St. New York." before title. 
 
 113 
 
EDWARD SAVAGE 
 
 AUGUSTUS ROBIN 
 
 243 Whole length seated, to left, in uniform, at right of print. Right 
 arm upon table and left arm upon shoulder of G. W. P. Custis 
 who stands at Washington's left. Behind, stands Eleanor Parke 
 Custis and on opposite side of table sits Mrs. Washington. 
 Oval. Mezzotint 
 
 Eng d by A. Robin N. Y. | [Copyright, 1869, by G. W. Massee]. 
 I Washington Family. | 
 
 Height, 10.8. Oval height, 10.2. Oval width, 8. 1. 
 
 PIERRE FRANCOIS BERTONNIER 
 
 244 Full bust, to right, in uniform. Vignette. Line 
 
 Marckl Del — Bertonnier Sculp | Washington. | Publie 
 par Pourrat F„ A Paris. | (Baker 121) 
 
 Height, 5. Sub height, 3.2. Width, 3.8. 
 
 244a Same as 244. Before all letters except "Marckl Del — Ber- 
 tonnier Sculp." 
 
 2446 Same as 244. Address erased. 
 
 244c Same as 244^. With address " Drouart imp r du Fouarre 1 1 
 Paris." 
 
 244cZ Same as 244^ Address changed to " Imp. Chardon aine, r. 
 Hautefeuille, 26. — Paris." in type. 
 
 [SAMUEL ARLENT EDWARDS] 
 
 245 Bust, to right, in uniform. Oval, in oblong rectangle, with another 
 oval, to right, containing portrait of Mrs. Washington. Mezzotint 
 
 114 
 
EDWARD SAVAGE 
 
 Published by Wm Clausen & Co 47 W 28™ St N. Y. | 
 
 Height, 5.4. Width, 8. Oval height, 4.15. Oval width, 3.14. 
 
 This plate was executed by S. Arlent age (228), was rubbed out, and a head 
 
 Edwards, who writes that only seven of Washington, after Stuart, substituted, 
 
 proofs were taken from the plate, when See Index for the Stuart head, 
 the portrait of Washington, after Sav- 
 
 245a Same as 245. Before publication line. 
 
 SAMUEL SEYMOUR 
 
 246 Bust, to right, in uniform. Upon a monumental funeral urn, 
 opposite to a portrait of Mrs. Washington. The urn is in a 
 landscape, and is overhung by a weeping willow. In the back- 
 ground, a rear view of Mount Vernon. To the left, two women 
 and a man approach the urn, one of the women weeping. Stipple 
 
 S. Seymour Fecit. | In Memory of Gen^ George Washington 
 and his Lady | Philad^ Jan. i. 1804. Published by J. Savage 
 according to Law | (Baker 405) 
 
 Height, 13. Sub height, 1 1.4. Width, 16.10. 
 
 115 
 
ARCHIBALD ROBERTSON 
 
 1791 
 
 [R. DUDENSING] 
 
 247 Bust, to right. Oval. Stipple 
 
 George Washington. | From the original Miniature on 
 Ivory, Painted from life by Arch? Robertson, | in Phila- 
 delphia, in December 1 791. | Elias Dexter, 564 Broadway, 
 New York, 1866. | (Baker 162) 
 
 Height, 5.8. Oval height, 3.7. Oval width, 2. 14. 
 
 This plate is said to have been engraved name. No. 248 bears a nearer resem- 
 by R. Dudensing and it is the only print blance to 247 than to any other known 
 after Archibald Robertson's portrait of picture and is therefore classed with it. 
 Washington, that bears the painter's 
 
 ELKANAH TISDALE 
 
 248 Full bust, to left, in uniform. Oval, with border, 6/16, decorated, 
 half way up from the bottom, with laurel branches, upon a base, 
 with flags and drums, in a rectangle. Beneath the oval, a rep- 
 resentation of Washington taking command of the army in- 
 scribed " Gen! Washington takes Command of the | American 
 Army at Cambridge July 3 d 1775." Line 
 
 Il6 
 
ARCHIBALD ROBERTSON 
 
 Tisdale Sc. | Gen^ Washington. | Engrav'd for C. Smith 
 N-York. | (Baker 173) 
 
 Height, 7. Sub height, 6.9. Width, 3.15. Oval height, 3. 1 1. Oval 
 width, 2.15. 
 
 [ The Monthly Military Repository. By Charles Smith. Vol. 1, New 
 
 York, 1796.] 
 
 There is a modern copy of this plate with "Engraved for C. Smith N York." 
 
 at top of plate. 
 
 117 
 
WALTER ROBERTSON 
 !794 
 
 ROBERT FIELD 
 
 249 Full bust, to right, in uniform, with black stock. Oval, with 
 border of oak leaves, 4/16. Above the oval, a straight sword, 
 supporting, on its point, a liberty cap, with the word "Libertas," 
 encircled with a laurel wreath from which rays diverge across the 
 middle. Beneath the oval, an eagle, on clouds, with a long 
 ribbon, in his bill, inscribed " E Pluribus Unum." At either side 
 of oval a flag and palm branch. The entire design vignette en- 
 closed in rectangle of three lines, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 Jo? Ja s Barralet — Invenit 1795. I Painted by W. Robert- 
 son. — Engrav'd by R. Field. | George Washington, | Presi- 
 dent of the United States. | Published by Walter Robert- 
 son, Philadelphia & New York i st August 1795. | 
 
 (Baker 169) 
 
 Height, 13.8. Sub height, 1 1. 13. Width, 9.31. Oval height, 3.14. 
 Oval width, 3. 
 
 WALKER 
 
 250 Full bust, to right, in uniform, with black stock. Oval, with 
 border, 2/16. Similar to 249, with the substitution of a radiating 
 star, above the oval, in place of the sword and liberty cap. Stipple 
 
 118 
 
Number 249 (reduced) 
 Photogravure after engraving in stipple by Robert Field. 
 
G E © R G E WA SHIN G T O N , 
 
 PRESIDENT of die UNITED STATES, 
 
 ItiMtlltnl by IValhT HolwrtSMjiriiUoilclpliiB xSiwYork. lltagulj i;.').> . — 
 
WALTER ROBERTSON 
 
 Robertson Pinxt. — Walker Excudit. | George Washington. 
 | President of the United States. | Published March 25, 
 1797, by E. Walker. N? 7, Cornhill. | (Baker 170) 
 
 Height, 12.6. Sub height, 1 1.2. Width, 8.13. Oval height, 4.4. Oval 
 width, 3.5. 
 
 The title, in all prints that I have seen, is in open etched letters. 
 250a Same as 250. Before all letters. 
 
 WILLIAM ROLLINSON 
 
 251 Bust, to right, in uniform, with black stock. Oval, with border 
 line, 1/16. Stipple 
 
 ROLLINSON SCULP T | G. WASHINGTON | PRESIDENT OF THE 
 
 United States | Publish'd by I. Reid New York 1796. | 
 
 (Baker 172) 
 
 Height, 5.1 1. Oval height, 3.12. Oval width, 2.14. 
 
 [Historical View of the United States of America. By Winterbottom. 
 New York, 1796.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 252 Full bust, to right, in uniform, with black stock. Oval, with oak 
 leaf border, 4/16. Stipple 
 
 General George Washington | (Baker 1 74) 
 
 Height, 4. 12. Oval height, 3. 12. Oval width, 2. 1 5. 
 
 [Dublin University Magazine.] 
 II 9 
 
WALTER ROBERTSON 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 Full bust, to right, in uniform, with black stock. Oval, in a bor- 
 der of laurel, 4/16. Above, a baton and a sheathed sword, 
 crossed, amid diverging sun rays. On either side of oval, flags, 
 and beneath, a liberty cap and a bundle of arrows with ribbon 
 inscribed " E Pluribus Unum." Vignette. Stipple 
 
 For the Microscope. | General Washington | Died 14™ 
 December 1799 Aged 68 Years | 
 
 Height, 7. Sub height, 5.5. Width, 4.1. Oval height, 3.12. Oval 
 width, 3. 
 
 [The Microscope and Minute Observer, Vol. II, No. 2. Belfast, 
 
 Feb., 1800.] 
 
 I20 
 
ADOLPH ULRIC WERTMULLER 
 
 1794 
 
 HENRY BRYAN HALL 
 
 254 Full bust, to right. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 A. Wertmuller. S. Pt. | Phila. 1795.— H. B. Hall. | " G° 
 Washington " | Printed by W. Pate. | From the Original 
 Picture in the possession of | Chas. Aug. Davis. Esq. N. 
 York. | New York. G. P. Putnam & C° | (Baker 176) 
 
 Height, 7.4. Sub height, 5.6. Width, 5.8. 
 
 [Life of Washington. By Irving. New York, 1859. J 
 
 254a Same as 254. Before all letters. 
 
 2546 Same as 254a. With names of painter and engraver. 
 
 254c Same as 254. Without first and second lines of lettering. 
 
 JOHN CHESTER BUTTRE 
 
 255 Bust, to right, in uniform. Vignette. 
 
 121 
 
 Stipple 
 
ADOLPH ULRIC WERTMULLER 
 
 Engraved by J. C. Buttre. | " G° Washington " | George 
 Washington. | From the Portrait by Wertmuller. | 
 
 (Baker 175) 
 
 Height, 6.10. Sub height, 4.8. Width, 4.2. 
 
 [Lives of Illustrious Men of America. Cincinnati, 1859.] 
 
 255a Same as 255. Before all letters. 
 
 2556 Same as 255a. Last line of lettering erased. 
 
 122 
 
WILLIAM WILLIAMS 
 
 1794 
 
 J. A. O'NEILL 
 
 256 Half length, to right, in Masonic regalia. Vignette. Mixed 
 
 O'Neill N. Y. | Washington | Engraved from the Por- 
 trait, PAINTED FROM LIFE BY WlLLIAMS, | FOR ALEXANDRIA 
 
 Washington Lodge N° 22. | Virginia, 1794. | (Baker 168) 
 Height, 6.6. Sub height, 5. Width, 4.6. 
 
 256a Same as 256. Address added, "Masonic Pub & Man Co. 
 N. Y." I 
 
 2566 Same as 256. Before all letters. 
 
 123 
 
GIUSEPPE CERACCHI 
 
 1795 
 
 HENRY BRYAN HALL 
 
 257 Bust, in profile, to left. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 H. B. Hall. | Washington. | From the Bust by G. Ceracchi, 
 taken from life ; | (now in possession of gouverneur kem- 
 ble Esq. Cold Spring). | Engraved for Irving's Washing- 
 ton. I (Baker 166) 
 
 Height, 6.9. Sub height, 3.8. Width, 3.10. 
 
 [Life of Washington. By Irving. New York, 1855-59.] 
 
 257a Same as 257. With engraver's name only. 
 
 2576 Same as 257. Lettering erased and relettered the same, omit- 
 ting last line, only nearer the bust, reducing the height to 4.10. 
 
 257c Same as 257b. Lettering added, over head, " Life of Washing- 
 ton." 
 
 251d Same as 257c. " G. P. Putnam's Sons" added. 
 
 257e Same as 257d. Address changed to " Philadelphia | J. B. Lip- 
 pincott & Co I " 
 
 124 
 
GIUSEPPE CERACCHI 
 
 JOHN FRANCIS EUGENE PRUD'HOMME 
 
 258 Bust, nearly profile, to left, upon a pedestal. Vignette, in rect- 
 angle of a single line. Stipple 
 
 Drawn by J. G. Chapman. — from the Original bust by Cer- 
 raci. — Engv'd by J. F. E. Prud'homme. I Washington. | 
 Harper & Brothers. | (Baker 167) 
 
 Height, 4.10. Sub height, 3.9. Width, 2.14. 
 
 [Life of Washington. By J. K. Paulding. New York, 1835.] 
 
 125 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 1795-1796 
 
 VAUGHAN TYPE 
 
 THOMAS HOLLOWAY 
 
 259 Full bust, to right. Border 4/16. 
 
 Line 
 
 George Washington. | Engraved by T Holloway from a 
 Picture painted by M* Stuart in 1795. | in the possession 
 of Samuel Vaughan Esq* | Published as the act directs by 
 T. Holloway and the other Proprietors. Nov r 2. 1796 | 
 
 Height, 10.10. Sub height, 8.10. Width, 7.4. 
 
 [Essays on Physiognomy. By Lavater. London, 1789-98.] 
 
 The name of the owner of the picture replica of Stuart's first original portrait 
 
 engraved (259) has been given to this of Washington, in the possession of 
 
 type of Stuart's portrait of Washington. Marsden J. Perry, Esq., of Providence, 
 
 The painting now belongs to Mrs. Jos- R. I. See The Century Magazine for 
 
 eph Harrison of Philadelphia. It is a February, 1902. 
 
 259a Same as 259. Before all letters. 
 
 169 I 
 
 (Baker 258) 
 
 259& Same as 259. Plate worn and worked over along the left arm 
 and in the background. 
 
 126 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 WILLIAM RIDLEY 
 
 260 Full bust, to right. Oval, with border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 European Magazine. | Engraved by W. Ridley, from an 
 Original Picture in the Possession of Sam^ Vaughan Esq r 
 I General Washington. | Published by J. Sewell. 32 Corn- 
 hill, April I s ?" 1800. | (Baker 311) 
 
 Height, 5.13. Oval height, 4. Oval width, 3.8. 
 
 260a Same as 260. Name of "Vaughan" erased and " " sub- 
 stituted. 
 
 2606 Same as 260. Before all letters. 
 
 K. MACKENZIE 
 
 261 Full bust, to right. Oval, with border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 Engraved by K. Mackenzie from an Original Picture. | 
 Geo e Washington Esq? | late President & Commander in 
 Chief of the | Forces of the United States of America. | 
 London Published by G. Cawthorn, British Library 152, 
 Strand. | (Baker 284) 
 
 Height, 5.5. Oval height, 3.12. Oval width, 3. 
 261a Same as 261. Before all letters. 
 2616 Same as 261. Title and inscription in etched letters. 
 261c Same as 261. Address changed to "132 Strand." 
 
 WILLIAM HOLL 
 
 262 Bust, to right. Oval, with border line, 1/16. 
 
 127 
 
 Stipple 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 Holl sculp. | (Baker 255) 
 
 Oval height, 1.14. Oval width, 1.8. 
 
 Heading to a printed biographical sketch of " General Washington ". 
 [Biographical Magazine. London, 1819.] 
 
 WILLIAM ENSOM 
 
 263 Bust, to right. Borderline, 1/16. Line 
 
 Painted by Stuart. | General George Washington. | En- 
 graved by William Ensom. | London. Pub? for the Propri- 
 etor, September, 1822. | E W 3 | (Baker 219) 
 
 Height, 4.12. Sub height, 2.9. Width, 1.15. 
 
 [Walmsley's Physiognomical Portraits. London, 1824.] 
 
 263a Same as 263. With word " Proof" in lower right margin. 
 
 263& Same as 263. Before all letters and border line. " W. Ensom 
 Sculp' " etched under rectangle. 
 
 263c Same as 263. All lettering erased and title reengraved, 2/16 
 below border line. 
 
 CHARLES KENNEDY BURT 
 264 Full bust, to right. Borderline, 1/16. Line 
 Stuart PinxT — C Burt, Sc | (Baker 187) 
 
 Height, 5. Width, 3.12. 
 
 [Popular History of the United States. By Bryant and Gay, Vol. 3. New 
 
 York, 1879.] 
 
 128 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 J. W. COOK 
 
 265 Bust, to right. Vignette, in lower right corner of plate, with 20 
 portraits of " Revolutionists & Political Partisans." Line 
 
 Washington. | Engraved by J. W. Cook, for Crabb's Histor- 
 ical Dictionary — Published by Baldwin, Cradock & Joy, 
 1825. I 
 
 Height, 9.10. Width, 6.1 1. Head, height, 1.8. Width, 1.6. 
 
 WILLIAM HOME LIZARS 
 
 266 Bust, to right. In left upper corner of plate with portraits of 
 Tho s Warton, Wolfe, Walcot and West, in rectangle, with ruled 
 background and border line, 1/16. Line 
 
 Washington | Lizars Sc. | 
 
 Height, 3.4. Width, 2.1. Head, height, 1. Width, .14. 
 
 [Bellchamber's Biographical Dictionary, Vol. 4. London, 1835.] 
 
 DAVID EDWIN 
 
 267 Full bust, to right. Oval, with border, 2/16, in the upper part of 
 a rectangle. An eagle, with a laurel wreath, rests upon the top of 
 the oval, and about the sides and base are flags, laurel branches 
 and war emblems. Over the eagle, a circlet of ten stars. The 
 title, on a tablet, within rectangle. Stipple 
 
 Geo: Washington. | Edwin sc. | (Baker 385) 
 
 Height, 6.6. Width, 3.13. Sub height, 4.2. Oval height, 2.5. Oval 
 width, 1. 14. 
 
 [American Artillirist's Companion, Vol. 2. Philadelphia, 1809.] 
 
 I29 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 HENRY BRYAN HALL 
 
 268 Bust, to right. Vignette. Line 
 
 Eng° by H. B. Hall N. Y. from an Original Miniature by 
 Birch | in the Possession of ChaS G. Barney Esq* | 
 
 (Baker 386) 
 
 Height, 3.12. Sub height, 3.8. Width, 3. 
 
 William Birch copied, in enamel, Stuart's first portrait of Washington. 
 
 J. A. J. WILCOX 
 
 269 Full bust, to right. Oval, with border, 2/16, in a ruled rect- 
 angle. Upon the background "W. B. 1796". Line 
 
 H. Bone, Pinx. — J. A. J. Wilcox, Sc | 
 
 Height, 3.6. Sub height, 3.5. Width, 2.1 1. Oval height, 2.9. Oval 
 width, 2. 
 
 [History of American Revolution. By John Fiske. Boston, 1891.] 
 
 The assignment of this enamel to Henry art and literature, and shows the slip- 
 Bone, the British enameler, with "W. shod fashion in which much "history" 
 B. 1796", the initials of William Birch, is written, 
 upon it, is one of the curiosities of history, 
 
 269a Same as 269. Before names of painter and engraver. Date on 
 field "1790." 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 270 Full bust, to left. Circle, surrounded by a border of laurel 
 leaves, 6/16. Stipple 
 
 (Baker 392) 
 
 Diameter, 2.12. 
 
 [The Columbiad. By Joel Barlow. Paris, 1813.] 
 This plate was also used to transfer upon china. 
 130 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 270a Same as 270. Without border of laurel. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 271 Bust, to left. Oval, surrounded by oak leaves and enclosed by 
 circular lines containing title. Line 
 
 Columbian. | Total Abstinence Society | Aux. to Washing- 
 ton. I T. B. S. I 
 
 Height, 2.14. Diameter, 2.9. Oval height, 1. 12. Oval width, 1.6. 
 I have only seen modern impressions from this plate when much worn. 
 
 J. G. WALKER 
 
 272 Full bust, to right. In center of an ornamental rectangle. 
 Above, the sun dispersing clouds, and below, a female figure, 
 with right hand supporting a bundle of fasces, and left arm 
 around a child holding a liberty pole with cap. Line 
 
 His ExcelY Gen? — Geo? Washington, | Engraved by J. 
 
 G. W t alker, I From a Picture — by W. Birch 1796, | Painted 
 from Life — in the Office of | His Excellency — the Gen- 
 eral, I by the request of — I. G. Van Staphorst Esq? | of 
 Amsterdam, in whose possession the Original Portrait now 
 is I To I. G. Van Staphorst Esq? the particular Friend 
 of the General, | This Print is with permission most res- 
 pectfully Inscribed, | by His Obliged & Obed^ Servant, | 
 I. G. Walker. | Copy right secured by Law in the United 
 States of America. | Publish'd as the Act directs, June 21, 
 1800, by M? Bowyer, Historic Gallery Pall Mall, M r R. 
 Wilkinson N? 58 Cornhill. M? Brewer the corner of New- 
 gate Street & J. G. Walker Church Lane Hammersmith. | 
 
 (Baker 390) 
 
 Height, 7.4. Width, 5.1 1. Sub height, 3. Sub width, 2.8. 
 
 131 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 212a Same as 272. Before letters, except in etched letters, " Pub- 
 lished as the Act directs June 16, 1800 by J. G. Walker, Ham- 
 mersmith." 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 273 Full bust, to left. Oval, with border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 (Baker 391) 
 
 Oval height, 5.12. Oval width, 4.9. 
 
 The only impression of this print that I the bad drawing, might be ascribed to 
 know, is upon satin, without any letter- David Edwin, whose work it much 
 ing. It is well executed, and, but for resembles. 
 
 P. ROBERTS 
 
 274 Bust, to right, with left hand thrust in coat, at breast. Oval, 
 in border, 5/16, resembling a picture frame, leaning against 
 rocks, in landscape, and surrounded by flags and war emblems. 
 In the background, clouds and sun rays. Oblong sheet. 
 
 Stipple and Etching 
 
 Painted by W. Birch Esq. | of Carolina. | — Engraved by | 
 P. Roberts. | George Washington Late President of the 
 United States of America, | This Plate is Humbly Dedi- 
 cated to the Friends of the above Gentleman, by their 
 most Obedient Humble ServT | P. Roberts — Proof | Lon- 
 don. Published as the Act directs April 10, 1800, by P. Rob- 
 erts, at Holland's, 50. Oxford Street. | (Baker 389) 
 
 Height, 9. 1. Sub height, 8.6. Width, 1 1. 12. Oval height, 3.6. Oval 
 width, 2.12. 
 
 Heading to broadside biographical sketch of " George Washington the most Illus- 
 trious Patriot the Annals of Modern History Record." 
 
 132 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 274« Same as 274. "Proof" erased and address changed to " Pub d 
 by R. Pollard Spa Fields London." 
 
 G. CARATTONI 
 
 275 Half length, full front, head to right. Right hand thrust into 
 waistcoat. Line 
 
 S.d' A. — T. 27. I Bosio. inv. — G. Carattoni inc. | Washing- 
 ton I 
 
 Height, 4.2. Sub height, 3.1. Width, 2.6. 
 
 W. READ 
 
 276 Bust, to right, eyes to front. Left hand thrust into waistcoat. 
 Vignette. Stipple 
 
 W. Read sc. | Washington. | London. Published Jan y 9, 
 1 823, by Sir R. Phillips & C? Bride Court, Bridge Street. | 
 
 (Baker 387) 
 
 Height, 3.5. Width, 2.12. Sub height, 1. 15. Sub width, 2. 
 
 276a Same as 276. Plate reworked. Eyes to right, and some 
 changes in hair. Address erased. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 277 Bust, to right. Left hand thrust into waistcoat. Vignette, in 
 rectangle, with double border lines, 1/16. Title, in rectangle. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 Washington. | 70. | 
 Height, 3.4. Width, 2.7. 
 
 133 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 211a Same as 277. Plate worn and coat re-lined. " 70." erased. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 278 Bust, to right. Oval, in border, 6/16, within a rectangle. Below, 
 a ruled tablet containing title. Line 
 
 George | Washington | Ne a Bridges-Creek, le 22 Fevrier 
 1732, i mort le 14 decembre 1 799. | a paris, chez menard 
 & Desenne, Rue Git-le-Cceur N? 8. | (Baker 388) 
 
 Height, 7.4. Sub height, 5.10. Width, 3. 11. Oval height, 3.1. Oval 
 width, 2.10. 
 
 278a Same as 278. Before all letters, with tablet white. 
 
 278& Same as 278a. "Washington" in open letters upon white 
 tablet, and address. 
 
 278c Same as 278. Without address. 
 
 THOMAS CLARKE 
 
 279 Bust, to right. Oval, upon a pyramidal monument to right of 
 plate. Over oval, a cherubim, and on either side laurel branches. 
 Beneath oval, " G. Washington. | There is | Reft in | Heaven." | 
 Over monument, a weeping willow. Approaching monument, 
 from left, a man and two women, the man and first woman weeping, 
 while the second woman supports an anchorand,with her left hand, 
 resting upon the left shoulder of the first woman, points, with the 
 right hand uplifted, to heaven. Enclosed in a circular floriated 
 double border, 12/16, upon the inside of which is engraver's name. 
 Title upon tablet at bottom. In a rectangle, engraved to repre- 
 sent brick work, with black outside border, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 134 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 T. Clarke Sculpt 1801 Boston. | Sacred to the Memory 
 of the Illustrious G. Washington. | 
 
 Height, 8.3. Width, 8. Diameter, 6.4. Head, oval height, .13. Oval 
 width, .9. 
 
 279a Same as 279. Outside black border, increased to 3/16, the title, 
 which is in open letter in 279, is filled in and the leaves, in border, 
 are crossed with perpendicular lines. There is also a shadow 
 cast diagonally across the left side of the base of monument, just 
 below the word " Heaven ". Other parts of the plate show new 
 work. 
 
 THOMAS CLARKE 
 
 280 Bust, to left. Circular, with border, 1/16, in a rectangle engraved 
 to represent brick work with black border line, 1/16. Title, 
 on tablet, beneath circle, within rectangle. Stipple 
 
 Clarke sc. | G. Washington. | Who departed this Life Dec r 
 14. 1799 Aged 68. | Sold by W. Spotswood | (Baker 195) 
 
 Height, 2.10. Width, 2.3. Diameter, 1.15. 
 
 PETER MAVERICK 
 281 Bust, to left. Oval, in border of oak leaves, 3/16. Line 
 P. Maverick | 
 
 Oval height, i.il Oval width, 1.7. 
 
 The only impression seen has been cut down so the description may not be com- 
 plete of the entire plate. 
 
 135 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 ALBERT ROSENTHAL 
 
 282 Bust, to right. Oval, in miniature frame, 3/16, with loop at top. 
 In lower margin, Washington's seal. Etching 
 
 Etched by Albert Rosenthal from a Miniature by Robert 
 Field in the possession of C. C. Moreau Esq. N Y. | Dodd, 
 Mead & Co. N. Y. 1896. | 
 
 Height, 5.8. Oval height, 3.5. Oval width, 2.9. 
 
 Field made several copies, in miniature, gave to personal friends of her husband, 
 of Stuart's first portrait of Washington, The one engraved was so given to Samuel 
 for Mrs.Washington, soon after the Gen- Meredith. The six that I have seen 
 eral's death, which Mrs. Washington are signed " R F 1800". 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 283 Bust, to right. Vignette, in oval, with border line, 1/16, resting 
 upon three books lettered " Order ", " Law ", " Religion ". To 
 left a lion, with fore feet on a scroll entitled "Answer to Ad- 
 dresses." On right, an eagle, head and neck only visible, 
 upon another scroll marked " Last Legacy." At top, of oval, a 
 laurel wreath, with diverging rays. To right, on same plate, a 
 similar oval, resting upon five books, containing portrait of Jeffer- 
 son, to left, lettered "Sophism", "Notes on Virginia", "Tom. 
 Paine", " Condorcet ", and "Voltaire". A rattlesnake and a 
 crocodile take the place of the lion and eagle, with a burning 
 candle above. In the lower margin, " Look on this Picture, and 
 on this," etc., etc. Etching 
 
 New York. June, 1807. I (Baker 360) 
 
 Oval height, 4.14. Oval width, 3.12. 
 
 This political print is very well executed, er working here at its date, as the por- 
 and may be by Robert Field, who was traits are very like his portraits, of 
 a skilful engraver and miniature paint- Washington and Jefferson, after Stuart. 
 
 I36 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 HENRI LEFORT 
 
 28-4 Bust, to right. Oval, in rectangle, with border line, i/i 6. 
 
 Etching 
 
 P. A. PETICOLAS PINXT 1796 HENRI LEFORT AQ. F. | W. | 
 
 Height, 3.10. Width, 2.1 1. Oval height, 3. Oval width, 2.4. 
 
 The Peticolas miniature is evidently from Stuart's first portrait as were 
 the Birch and Field miniatures. 
 
 LANSDOWNE TYPE 
 
 JAMES HEATH 
 
 285 Whole length, standing, full front, head to left, right arm ex- 
 tended as in the act of speaking, dress sword in left hand held to 
 the side. To left, a table partly covered with a cloth, upon 
 which are inkstand and books. Beneath, several lettered vol- 
 umes. To right, an arm-chair, and in the background, two rows 
 of pillars, between which is a curtain partly drawn up. Line 
 
 Painted by Gabriel Stuart, 1797. — Engraved by James 
 Heath Historical Engraver to his Majesty, and to His 
 Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. | George Washing- 
 ton I Published JanY i. 1800, by J. Heath N° 42, Newman 
 Street, & Mess r . s Robinson's, Pater-noster Row. | 
 
 Height, 21.5. Sub height, 19.15. Width, 13.2. 
 
 Title in open letter. 
 
 285a Same as 285. Title changed to " General Washington," and 
 "from the original Picture in the Collection of the Marquis of 
 Lansdowne." added after " Wales." Address changed to, " Pub- 
 lished Feb^ 1. 1800, by J a? Heath, N° 42 Newman Street, 
 Mefs rs Boydells, Cheapside, & J. P. Thompson, Great Newport 
 
 137 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 Street London Copy Right Secured in the United States, 
 
 according to Law." 
 
 JAMES HEATH 
 
 Whole length, standing, full front, head to left. Similar to 285. 
 
 Line 
 
 Painted by Gabriel Stuart, 1797. — Engraved by James 
 Heath, Historical Engraver to his Majesty, and to his 
 Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. | from the original 
 Picture in the Collection of the Marquis of Lansdown. | 
 General Washington. | Published FebY i. 1800, by Ja s 
 Heath. N? 42 Newman Street. Mess r . s Boydells, Cheapside, 
 
 & J. P. Thompson, Great Newport Street, London 
 
 Copy Right secured in the United States, according to 
 Law. I (Baker 250) 
 
 Height, 21.4. Sub height, 19.15. Width, 13. 1. 
 
 A cursory examination of this plate 
 would leave the impression that it was a 
 third state of 285. But a close critical 
 scrutiny shows it to be a different plate. 
 The execution is generally inferior to 
 that of 285, and certain details, such as 
 the lettering on the books under the 
 table, are entirely different. Also the 
 final " e " is wanting in Lansdowne. I 
 have seen a trial etching of 285 with 
 head blank, and without names of 
 painter and engraver, but with title in 
 open letter, and address, " Published 
 Oct! 12. 1797 by J. Heath N° 42 New- 
 man Street & Mess rs Robinson's Pater- 
 Noster Row." The issuing of this plate 
 
 in America caused a lawsuit by Stuart 
 to restrain its sale, and no end of con- 
 troversy regarding it has ensued, the 
 most familiar being the common idea 
 that impressions with the name " Ga- 
 briel," are very uncommon, whereas 
 there are no prints known with any 
 other name. The name of the owner 
 of the picture here engraved, Lord 
 Lansdowne, has been given to this 
 whole length type. The painting is now 
 owned by Lord Rosebery, in London, 
 and is a replica, from the original pic- 
 ture in possession of the Pennsylvania 
 Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia, 
 signed " G. Stuart 1796." 
 
 JAMES HEATH ? 
 
 Whole length, standing, full front, head to left. Similar to 285. 
 
 Line 
 
 138 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 Painted by Gabriel Stuart 1797. — Engraved by James 
 Heath Historical Engraver to his Majesty and to his 
 Royal Highness the Prince of Wales | from the original 
 Picture in the Collection of the Marquis of Lansdown. | 
 General Washington. | 
 
 Height, 20.9. Sub height, 19.12. Width, 13. 1. 
 
 Although this plate bears the name of drapery. In other words it is a forgery, 
 
 James Heath, as engraver, it is certainly and none the less interesting for that 
 
 not his work, but a copy of his print, by reason. I have seen an unfinished trial 
 
 an inferior hand and of much later proof, only slightly advanced beyond 
 
 date, as is shown by the machine ruling the etching, and before any machine 
 
 over the shoes and in some parts of the ruling. 
 
 J. NORMAN 
 
 288 Whole length, standing, full front, head to left. Similar to 285. 
 
 Line 
 
 Engraved by J Norman | George Washington | President 
 of the United States | 
 
 Height, 20.12. Sub height, 19.3. Width, 13.2. 
 
 JOHN CHORLEY 
 
 289 Whole length, standing, full front, head to left. Similar to 285. 
 
 Line 
 
 Painted by Gilbert Stuart, 1797. — Printed by Isaac Cary 
 — Engraved by John Chorley, Boston. | General Washing- 
 ton. I " G° Washington " | 
 
 Height, 20.14. Sub height, 19.12. Width, 13. 
 
 289a Same as 289. Printer's name erased and " Pendleton, Boston." 
 substituted. (Baker 194) 
 
 139 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 289& Same as 289a. Printer's name erased and address added after 
 title " Published by W Peirre Teller & Sold by T. Cotrel. 
 97 Fulton St. New York." 
 
 WATERMAN LILY ORMSBY 
 
 290 Whole length, standing, full front, head to left. Similar to 285. 
 
 Line 
 
 Painted by Gilbert Stuart. — Published by W. L. Ormsby. 
 116 Fulton Street N. Y. — Eng'd. on Steel by W. L. 
 Ormsby, N. Y. | Washington. | (Baker 297) 
 
 Height, 21.6. Sub height, 20.1. Width, 13.2. 
 
 290« Same as 290. The following added: "Presented to the Sub- 
 scribers of the I Family Circle & Parlor Annual. | Who pay | 
 Two Dollars for Two years Subscription. | J. G. Reed Pub- 
 lisher. I 140 Fulton St. N. Y." | 
 
 OLIVER PELTON 
 
 291 Whole length, standing, full front, head to left. Similar to 285. 
 
 Line 
 
 Painted by Gilbert Stuart. — Published by E. R. Pelton, 
 Office of Eclectic Magazine N? 5 Beekman St. N. Y. — En- 
 graved by O. Pelton. | Washington. | (Baker 301) 
 
 Height, 21.3. Sub height, 20. Width, 13. 1. 
 
 291a Same as 291. Address erased and " Gurdon Bill, Springfield 
 Mass." substituted. 
 
 140 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 2915 Same as 291a. Address erased and "Henry Bill, Norwich 
 Conn." substituted. 
 
 291c Same as 291. Engraver's name and address erased. " 1797," 
 after name of painter, and " Given with the American Pub- 
 lisher." added. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 292 Whole length, standing, full front, head to left. Similar to 285. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 Publish'd July i s . t 1801. by Atkins & Nightingale, No. 100, 
 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia. | General Washington. 
 From the original Picture in Philadelphia. | 
 
 Height, 24.4. Sub height, 22.14. Width, 16. 10. 
 
 This plate I believe to be the work of the five impressions from this plate that 
 George Graham, an English mezzotint I know (two of them in colors) has one 
 engraver, who was in America at the and a half inches of lettering erased 
 date of this print, and produced other from first line, after " Philadelphia," in 
 plates in the same manner. Each of the address. 
 
 EDWARD SAVAGE 
 
 293 Whole length, standing, full front, head to left. Similar to 285. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 E. Savage Execu: td 1801 | George Washington. | 
 
 Height, 27. Sub height, 26.6. Width, 20.5. 
 
 The date is barely visible in most copies. In only one, that I 
 have seen, is it perfectly distinct. 
 
 293« Same as 293. Before all letters. 
 
 141 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 293& Same as 293. Before engraver's name and with title in open 
 letters. 
 
 This state may be Baker 358, although seen no other print answering the de- 
 it differs materially in size ; but I have scription. 
 
 H. S. SADD 
 
 294 Whole length, standing, full front, head to left. Similar to 285. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 Painted by G. Stuart, — Engraved by H. S. Sadd, N. Y. | 
 George Washington. | Printed by J Neale | Published at 
 the Albion Office. New York 1844. | 
 
 Height, 28.6. Sub height, 26.8. Width, 20.6. 
 294a Same as 294. Before title and address. 
 294& Same as 294. Without " Printed by J Neale." 
 
 294c Same as 294b. Address erased. 
 
 This may be Baker 319. No print has been seen agreeing with title 
 and size of Baker 319. 
 
 C. W. CARTER 
 
 295 Whole length, standing, full front, head to left. Similar to 285. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 Painted by G. Stuart. — Engraved by C. W. Carter | 
 George Washington. | 
 
 Height, 27.4. Sub height, 26.2. Width, 20.5. 
 
 Nos. 294 and 295 have been considered surements of the figure show them to 
 different states of same plate, but mea- be different plates. 
 
 142 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 JAMES R. RICE 
 
 296 Whole length, standing, full front, head to left. Similar to 285. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 Painted by G. Stuart. — Engraved By J. R. Rice. | " G° 
 Washington " | (Baker 309) 
 
 Height, 21.3. Sub height, 19.14. Width, 13.5. 
 
 296a Same as 296. Address added: "Printed by Illman Bros', 617 
 Arch St. Philad? | Published By Pohlig & Rice; Philadelphia." | 
 
 CORNELIUS TIEBOUT 
 
 297 Whole length, standing, full front, head to left. Similar to 285. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 G Washington. | Engraved & Published by C Tiebout N° 
 83 Chesnut ST Phila d 1801. | 
 
 Height, 21.5. Sub height, 20.3. Width, 13.5. 
 
 This may be Baker 377, there described from a cut down print. 
 
 291a Same as 297. Engraver's name and address erased and " Philad. 
 Pub. by M. Carey N? 118 Market S!" substituted. 
 
 2976 Same as 297. Re-lettered "Painted by G. Stuart — Engraved 
 by C. Tiebout | G Washington. | Published by Wm. Smith 702 
 S. 3rd. St. Philad." I 
 
 CHARLES GOODMAN AND ROBERT PIGGOT 
 
 298 Whole length, standing, full front, head to left. Similar to 285. 
 Painted by G. Stuart 1797. — Published by W. H. Morgan 
 
 143 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 N? 114 Chestnut Street Philad a — Engraved by C. Good- 
 man and R. Piggot. I General Washington. | President of 
 the United States | Born February 22 1 * 1 ? 1732. Died 
 December 14™ 1799. | (Baker 236) 
 
 Height, 22.4. Sub height, 19.14. Width, 13. 
 
 298a Same as 298. Before lines 3 and 4 of lettering. Title in open 
 letter and date " 18 18 " after address. The only two impressions 
 seen are printed on satin. 
 
 W. H. W. BICKNELL 
 
 299 Whole length, standing, full front, head to left. Similar to 285. 
 
 Etching 
 
 Published and copyrighted, 1897, by A. W. Elson & Co., 
 Boston, U. S. A. | W. H. W Bicknell sc | 
 
 Height, 1 1. 10. Sub height, 1 1.6. Width, 7.8. 
 
 E. A. RICE 
 
 300 Whole length, standing, full front, head to left. Similar to 285. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 Engraved by E. A. Rice. | " G° Washington" | Smith & 
 Holden Publishers, 82 West Baltimore St. Baltimore 
 Md. I (Baker 310) 
 
 Height, 12.12. Sub height, 11.2. Width, 7.10. 
 
 300a Same as 300. Before all letters. 
 
 144 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 J. H. NESMITH 
 
 301 Whole length, standing, full front, head to left. Similar to 285. 
 Borderline, 2/16. Line 
 
 Engraved by J. H. Nesmith | Washington | 
 
 Height, 6.1. Sub height, 5.4. Width, 3.8. 
 
 301a Same as 301. Address added: "Published by Hezekiah Howe 
 and Durrie & Peck, New Haven Conn." (Baker 293) 
 
 Height, 6.4. 
 
 [History of the United States. By T. Pitkin. New Haven, 1828.] 
 
 J. H. NESMITH 
 
 302 Whole length, standing, full front, head to left. Similar to 285. 
 Border line, 2/16. Line 
 
 Stuart Pinx. — Nesmith Sc. | Washington | 
 
 Height, 5.15. Sub height, 5.3. Width, 3.8. 
 
 The chief difference in this plate, from for another state of 301, notwithstand- 
 301, is in its execution, which is much ing the difference in height, 
 superior; otherwise it might be taken 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 303 Whole length, standing, full front, head to left. Similar to 285. 
 Borderline, 1/16. Line 
 
 Washington, j 
 
 Height, 5.2. Sub height, 4.8. Width, 3.1. 
 
 [History of the United States. By Barber. New Haven, 1829.] 
 
 This is a crude copy of 302. There difference to be accounted for by the 
 would seem to be two similar plates stretching, of plate or of paper, in a 
 varying fractionally in size, yet too much print of this size. 
 
 145 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 F. F. WALKER 
 
 304 Whole length, standing, full front, head to left. Similar to 285. 
 Oval top. Line 
 
 F. F. Walker | 
 Height, 6.9. Width, 4.3. 
 
 SAMUEL DAVENPORT 
 
 305 Whole length, standing, full front, head to left. Similar to 285. 
 
 Line 
 
 Davenport, sculp. | General Washington. | London : Pub- 
 lished by Thomas Tegg & Son, Cheapside i st Dec? 1835. | 
 
 (Baker 198) 
 
 Height, 4.12. Sub height, 4.1. Width, 2.10. 
 
 [Life of Washington. By C. R. Edmonds. London, 1835.] 
 
 305ft Same as 305. With address changed to "Thomas Tegg. N° 73. 
 Cheapside i st Detf 1838." 
 
 3056 Same as 305. Before all letters. 
 
 J. H. HILLS 
 
 306 Whole length, standing, full front, head to left. Similar to 285. 
 W T ith border line, 1/16, within which is engraver's name. The 
 center of a group of seven Presidents. Line 
 
 J. H. Hills Sc. | (Baker 253) 
 
 Height, 6.4. Width, 3.1 1. Sub height, 2.7. Sub width, 1.9. 
 
 306ft Same as 306. Portraits of Van Buren and of Harrison added. 
 
 306& Same as 3060. Portraits of Tyler and of Polk added. 
 
 146 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 ROBERT TILLER 
 
 307 Whole length, standing, full front, head to left. Similar to 285. 
 With border, of flowers, on a base, upon which is title. Line 
 
 Joseph Cake | iio | North Second Street | Philadelphia | 
 Drawn & Engraved by R. Tiller Jr. | 
 
 Height, 5. Width, 4.2. Sub height, 2.3. Sub width, 1.10. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 308 Whole length, standing, full front, head to left. Similar to 285. 
 
 Line 
 
 General Washington | 
 
 Height, 3.15. Sub height, 3.9. Width, 2.5. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 309 Whole length, standing, full front, head to left. Resembling 
 285. Border, of two single lines, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 Washington. | (Baker 359) 
 
 Height, 8.9. Sub height, 8. Width, 5.12. 
 
 Evidently an early American print, bad in drawing and crude in execution. 
 There is a companion print of " Lady Washington." 
 
 JOHN ROGERS 
 
 310 Three-quarter length, standing, to front, head to left. From 
 285. Mixed 
 
 147 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 J Rogers Sc 381 B. W. | George Washington | New York 
 D Appleton & Co. I (Baker 316) 
 
 Height, 6. 14. Sub height, 5.7. Width, 3.13. 
 
 [Memoirs of Washington. By C. M. Kirkland. New York, 1869.] 
 
 310a Same as 310. Address erased. 
 
 FENNER, SEARS & COMPANY 
 
 311 Half length, to front, head to left. From 285. Line 
 
 George Washington. | Engraved by Fenner. Sears & C° 
 from a Painting by Stuart | London Published May 2. 1831, 
 by r. ackermann. 96 strand, for the proprietors of | hln- 
 ton's History of America. 2 Vols. 4™. Plates. | (Baker 222) 
 
 Height, 9.1. Sub height, 7.7. Width, 6.2. 
 
 311a Same as 311. Before all letters, except " Engraved by Fenner. 
 Sears & C° " in etched letters. 
 
 311& Same as 311. With word, " Proof." 
 
 311c Same as 311. Address erased and "Rest Fenner Sears & 
 C° 53. Paternoster Row & Thomas Wardle Philadelphia | & 
 Isaac Taylor Hinton." | substituted. 
 
 2>\\d Same as 311c. Reduced to an oval, 4.15 by 6.5, with border, 
 3/16, and outside irregular border, with outer border in outline. 
 Plate reworked and background reengraved. Lettering erased. 
 Relettered, "George Washington | From the Original Painting 
 by Stuart | J. & F. Tallis London, Edinburgh & Dublin ". 
 
 148 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 311e Same as 31 id. Outside border ruled over with horizontal lines. 
 Address changed to "John Tallis & Company, London & New 
 York." 
 
 311/ Same as 311c Address changed to "The London Printing 
 and Publishing Company." 
 
 Sllg Same as 3 1 if. Border erased. Relettered in different type with 
 word "Limited" added after address. 
 
 311h Same as 31 ig. Address erased. 
 
 WATERMAN LILY ORMSBY 
 
 312 Half length, to front, head to left. From 285. Border line, 
 2/16, within which is engraver's name. Line 
 
 W. L. Ormsby Sc. | Washington. | Boston. Published by S 
 Walker. | (Baker 296) 
 
 Height, 9.4. Sub height, 7.6. Width, 6.1. 
 
 [History of United States. By J. H. Hinton. Boston, 1834.] 
 
 312a Same as 312. Address changed to "Baltimore Published by 
 Rob 1 Reid." 
 
 3126 Same as 312. Address erased. 
 
 312c Same as 312b. With " Frontispiece. Vol. 1." added. 
 
 312d Same as 312c. Border line and engraver's name erased. 
 " Painted by G. Stewart " substituted. 
 
 149 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 312e Same as 3i2d. Lettering erased. Plate worked over and ex- 
 pression of face changed, a border, of oak leaves, added, with a 
 scroll, at top, inscribed, "Farewell Address", and, at bottom, a 
 representation of soldiers at review. Relettered, " Washington." 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 313 Half length, to front, head to left. Similar to 285. Borderline, 
 2/16. Line 
 
 from G. Stuart's painting. | General Washington. | 
 
 Height, 10.8. Sub height, 9.12. Width, 7.10. 
 
 This has the appearance of a whole-length plate cut down. 
 
 WILLIAM HOLL 
 
 314 Half length, to front, head to left. From 285. Double border 
 lines, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 G. Stuart Pinxt. — W. Holl Sculp. | George Washington, | 
 First President of the United States of America. | Pub- 
 lished by Edw? Baines, Leeds Nov. 1. 182 1. | (Baker 256) 
 
 Height, 6.6. Sub height, 5.1. Width, 3.15. 
 314ft Same as 314. Before all letters. 
 
 MAYER 
 
 315 Half length, to front, head to left. From 285. Border line, 
 2/16. Line 
 
 I50 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 Walhalla — N? i. | Nach dem Gemalde im Capitol. — 
 Mayer sculpsit. | George | Washington | Eigenthum & 
 Verlag Des Bibl. Instituts in Hildburghausen. I 
 
 (Baker 288) 
 
 Height, 7.1. Sub height, 5.1. Width, 3.1. 
 
 315« Same as 315. Lettering at top, engraver's name and subsequent 
 lettering erased and relettered, " M s Conv. Lex. N° 101 | Wash- 
 ington I Aus der Kunstanst. des Bibliogr. Instit. in Hildbghsn. 
 — Eigenthum der Verleger." | 
 
 G. STODART 
 
 316 Half length, to front, head to left. From 285. Stipple 
 
 Engraved by G. Stodart. | George Washington. | Published 
 by J. Mason. 14. City Road, & 66. Paternoster Row. | 
 
 (Baker 336) 
 
 Height, 4.12. Sub height, 3.8. Width, 3. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 317 Half length, to front, head to right. From 285. Vignette, in oval, 
 with irregular border, supported on two upright cannon. Above, 
 flags, liberty-caps and inverted crown. On the right, a view of 
 Washington's tomb, and on the left, a view of Baltimore Monu- 
 ment. Beneath the oval, a scroll inscribed, " Diploma of Inde- 
 pendence 1783." Stipple 
 
 Height, 5.6. Width, 8.12. Oval height, 1.8. Oval width, 1.2. 
 
 Probably engraved by A. H. Payne and published at Leipzig, as were the views 
 
 on either side. 
 
 151 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 T. A. DEAN 
 
 318 Bust, to front, head to left. From 285. Three border lines, 3/16. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 Stewart. delT — T. A. Dean SculpT | Geo. Washington, | 
 President of the United States. | London, Published, Nov? 
 1, 183 1, by John Brooks 421, Oxford Street. | 
 
 Height, 6. Sub height, 3.6. Width, 2.12. 
 
 [Common Sense. The Crisis. By Thomas Paine. London, 1831.] 
 
 LOUIS JEAN DESIRE DELAISTRE 
 
 319 Bust, to front, head to left. From 285. Vignette. Etching 
 
 53 I Vernier, del — Lemaitre, dir — Delaistre, Sc | Wash- 
 ington. I (Baker 199) 
 
 Height, 4.14. Sub height, 3.10. Width, 3.6. 
 319a Same as 319. "Washington" repeated in smaller letters. 
 319& Same as 319. Before all letters. 
 
 EDWARDS 
 
 320 Full bust, to front, head to left. From 285. Oval, with arabesque 
 oval border. Above, a shield with arms of New York and motto, 
 "Excelsior". Below, a representation of battle of Trenton, and 
 in the field, at bottom, "J. J. Crew." Stipple and etching 
 
 Stuart. — Edwards. | Washington. | London : George Vir- 
 tue. I (Baker 207) 
 
 Height, 9. Width, 6. 1. Oval height, 5. Oval width, 3. 1 3. 
 
 [History of United States. By Bartlett and Woodward. London, 1856.] 
 
 152 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 320a Same as 320. Before border and lettering. 
 320& Same as 320. Before address, and with light border. 
 320c Same as 320. Address erased. 
 
 320(7 Same as 320^. "Historia de los Estados-Unidos — Pi 14." 
 added at top of plate. 
 
 320c Same as 320^. Lettering at top of plate erased, border enlarged 
 to an irregular rectangle and plate worked over, particularly in 
 the background. 
 
 320/ Same as 320^. Title erased. 
 
 320# Same as 320/ Relettered, " G° Washington" | Initiated Nov. 
 4 th 1752; Passed March 3 rd 1753 ; Raised to Master Mason Aug* 
 4 th 1753 I in Fredericksburg Lodge Va | 
 
 S20h Same as 320^. Lettering and border erased ; altered to rect- 
 angle, 4.5 x 5.8, with a single line and relettered "George Wash- 
 ington. I London: J. S Virtue & C° Limited." 
 
 JAMES FITTLER 
 
 321 Bust, to front, head to left. From 285. Borderline, 2/16. Title, 
 in tablet. Line 
 
 Stuart PinxT — Fittler SculpT | George Washington, 
 First President of the United States | of America. | En- 
 graved by James Fittler A. R. A. from the original | pic- 
 ture PAINTED BY G. STUART IN THE POSSESSION OF | THE MOST 
 
 Noble the Marquis of Lansdown. | London. Published as 
 
 153 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 the Act directs May 15. 1804. BY Richard Phillips, N° 71 
 S T Paul's Church Yard. | (Baker 226) 
 
 Height, 7.5. Sub height, 5.7. Width, 4.4. 
 321a Same as 321. Before all letters. 
 321& Same as 321. Address erased. 
 
 321c Same as 321. Without names of painter and engraver in first 
 line. This may be an entirely different plate from 321, but the 
 differences are not sufficient to make it certain. 
 
 321(7 Same as 32 1£. Address erased. 
 
 S. FREEMAN 
 
 322 Bust, to front, head to left. From 285. Stipple 
 
 Washington | Engraved by S. Freeman from a painting by 
 Stuart, | Published by Archb? Fullarton & Co. Glasgow. | 
 
 Height, 6.8. Sub height, 4.8. Width, 3.8. 
 
 322« Same as 322. "Washington" erased and " G° Washington" 
 substituted. (Baker 227) 
 
 [History of War of Independence. By Botta. Edinburgh, 1844.] 
 
 322& Same as 3220. Address changed to " A. Fullarton & Co Lon- 
 don & Edinburgh." 
 
 HENRY BRYAN HALL 
 323 Bust, to front, head to left. From 285. 
 
 154 
 
 Mixed 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 From the full length Portrait painted by Gilbert Stuart 
 in 1796, in the possession | of m* s . plerrepont of brooklyn 
 Heights. | (Baker 237) 
 
 Height, 9.6. Sub height, 6.7. Width, 4. 11. 
 
 [Life of Washington. By Irving. New York, 1856-59.] 
 
 323a Same as 323. " Proof", to right, before inscription. 
 
 323& Same as 323. Lettering erased. 
 
 JAMES HEATH 
 
 324 Bust, to front, head to left. From 285. Oval, with border line, 
 2/16. Stipple 
 Engrav'd by J. Heath from an Original Picture by Stewart. | 
 General Washington. | Publish'd Oct r 16, 1807, by Cadell 
 & Davies, Strand, London. | (Baker 251) 
 
 Height, 5.8. Oval height, 3.12. Oval width, 3. 
 
 [Life of Washington. By D. Ramsay. London, 1807.] 
 
 S. S. JOCELYN 
 
 325 Bust, to front, head to left. From 285. Double border line, 
 1/16. Line 
 Stuart Pinx t — S. S. Jocelyn SculpT | Gen. Washington | 
 
 Height, 4.9. Sub height, 3.12. Width, 3.1. 
 
 325a Same as 325. Before names of painter and engraver. 
 
 325& Same as 325. Five lines of lettering added: " One of the few 
 who have been great, without being criminal, was | a native of Vir- 
 ginia, born 1 73 1 ; took command of the American | army at 
 
 155 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 Boston 1775; resigned his command 1783; was inau- | gurated 
 President of the United States 1789; and again 1793; | and 
 died 1799." I (Baker 265) 
 
 Height, 5.1. 
 
 [History of the United States. By C. A. Goodrich. Boston, 1828.] 
 
 325c Same as 325^. Name of engraver erased. 
 
 [History of the United States. By C. A. Goodrich. Hartford, 1829.] 
 
 325(7 Same as 325^. Name of painter and border line erased: plate 
 reworked. 
 
 MACRET 
 
 326 Bust, to front, head to left. From 285. Border line, 1/16. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 Grave par Macret, rue des Fosses M. le Prince, N? 18. | 
 George Washington. | (Baker 285) 
 
 Height, 4.2. Sub height, 3.8. Width, 2.9. 
 
 [Vie de Washington. Par Ramsay. Paris, 1809.] 
 
 P. H. L. v. d. MEULEN 
 
 327 Bust, to front, head to left. From 285. Oval, with border line, 
 1/16, on title page. Stipple 
 
 Stuart, del ad viv. — P. H. L. v. d. Meulen sc. | G. Wash- 
 ington. I 
 
 Height, 3.4. Sub height, 2.15. Width, 2.9. 
 
 [Het Leven van George Washington. Haarlem, 1838.] 
 
 156 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 MIGLIAXACCA 
 
 328 Bust, to front, head to left. From 285. Vignette. Outline 
 
 No. 43. I G. Marmocchi dis — In. Migliaxacca. inc. | Wash- 
 ington I 
 
 Height, 5.14. Sub height, 3.10. Width, 3.1 1. 
 
 L. PORTMAN 
 
 329 Bust, to front, head to left. From 285. Oval, with border line, 
 
 1 / 1 6. Stipple 
 
 Stuart, del. ad viv. — L. Portman sc — A. Loosjes Pz. exc. 
 1805. I George Washington. | (Baker 306) 
 
 Height, 5. Oval height, 4.6. Oval width, 3.10. 
 
 [Het Leven van Georg Washington. Haarlem, 1805-9.] 
 
 329a Same as 329. Before all letters. 
 
 3296 Same as 329. Names of painter and publisher erased. 
 
 ROSMASLER 
 
 330 Bust, to front, head to left. From 285. Oval, with border line, 
 2/16. Stipple 
 
 ROSMASLER SCULP : | GEORGE WASHINGTON | PRESIDENT DER 
 
 vereinigten Staaten von | America. | (Baker 317) 
 
 Height, 6.14. Oval height, 5.7. Oval width, 4.1. 
 
 [Georg Washington's Lebensbeschreibung. Hamburg, 1805.] 
 
 157 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 w. s. c. 
 
 331 Bust, to front, head to left. From 285. Vignette. Etching 
 W. S. C. 1 
 
 Height, 2.12. Width, 2.3. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 332 Bust, to front, head to left. From 285. Vignette. In back- 
 ground, to left, open book-shelves, partly covered by a curtain ; 
 to right, a window. Stipple 
 
 George Washington, | First President of the United 
 States | of America. | Engraved from an original Picture 
 in the I possession of the Marquis of Lansdown. | London : 
 William Darton; 58, Holborn Hill; i. mo. 28. 1824. | 
 
 (Baker 370) 
 
 Height, 4. Sub height, 3. Width, 2.8. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 333 Bust, to front, head to left. From 285. Line 
 Height, 3. Width, 2.6. 
 
 The impression described, and which is the only one seen, is from an unfinished 
 plate, in the early state, and therefore of little value as a guide. 
 
 [T. A. PRIOR] 
 
 334 Bust, to front, head to left. From 285. At top of plate, with 
 bundles of fasces on either side, and below, two medallions with 
 portraits, respectively, of Clive and Hastings, between which are 
 seen two sword hilts. Line 
 
 158 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 Washington. | Clive. — Hastings. | 
 
 Height, 7.2. Sub height, 3.10. Width, 4.8. Sub width, 2.14. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 335 Bust, to front, head to left. From 285. Vignette. Line 
 Height, 6.12. Width, 5.12. 
 
 An unfinished plate looking much like the work of W. L. Ormsby. 
 
 335a Same as 335. Finished by C. B. Brobst, in 1897, and lettered, 
 "Published by J. C. Buttre Co. N. Y. | " G° Washington" | " 
 
 [J. YEAGER] 
 
 336 Bust, to front, head to left. From 285. Pillars and curtain, in 
 background. Oval, with border line, 1/16, in rectangle, with bor- 
 der line, 1/16, scroll above and rosettes in lower corners. Lower 
 part of oval cut off, forming a tablet, within which is title. Mixed 
 
 Washington. | Born Feb y the 22^° 1732. | Died Dec r 14™ 
 1799- I 
 
 Height, 2.3. Width, 1. 10. Oval height, 1. 14. Oval width, 1.7. 
 
 Engraved by J. Yeager for patent medicine label, along with portraits, on same 
 plate, of Henry Clay, Robert Fulton, R. M. Johnson, etc. 
 
 [J. YEAGER] 
 
 337 Bust, to front, head to left. From 285. Oval, with border, 1/16, 
 in rectangle, with scrolls in upper corners and rosettes in lower 
 corners. Oval cut off at bottom for title. Line 
 
 159 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 Washington. | 
 
 Height, 2.4. Width, 1.10. Oval height, 1.14. Oval width, 1.7. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 338 Bust, to front, head to left. From 285. Oval, cut off, at bottom, 
 for title. Line 
 
 Washington. | Born | February the 22 nd 1733. | Died Dec? 
 14™ 1800. I 
 
 Oval height, 1.15. Oval width, 1.8. 
 
 The copy described evidently had been cut down. 
 
 DALL' ACQUA 
 
 339 Bust, to front, head to right. From 285. Border line, 1/1 6. Line 
 
 Stuart pin : — Dall' Acqua inc : | Giogio Washington. | 
 
 (Baker 197) 
 
 Height, 5.13. Sub height, 5. Width, 3.9. 
 
 [Storia della Guerra dell Independenza da Carlo Botta. Vol. 3. Milano, 1819.] 
 
 DUPREEL 
 
 340 Bust, to front, head to right. From 285. Title, in tablet, below. 
 Borderline, 1/16. Line 
 
 I I Stuart, pinx t — Dupreel, Sc | George Washington. | 
 
 (Baker 205) 
 
 Height, 6.1. Sub height, 5.1. Width, 3.1 1. 
 
 [Vie de Georges Washington. Paris, 1807.] 
 
 340a Same as 340. Before title, in tablet. 
 
 160 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 KIRKWOOD 
 
 341 Bust, to front, head to right. From 285. Three border lines, 
 1/ 1 6. Line 
 
 EngP by Kirkwood & Son | General Washington | 
 
 (Baker 271) 
 
 Height, 4.1. Sub height, 3. Width, 2.8. 
 
 [History of Reign of George III. Edinburgh, 1810.] 
 
 S. TOPHAM 
 
 342 Bust, to front, head to right. From 285. Border line, 1/16. 
 
 Line 
 
 Painted by G Stuart. — Engraved by S. Topham. | General 
 Washington. | Leeds, Published by Davies & Booth. | 
 
 (Baker 346) 
 
 Height, 6. Sub height, 4.6. Width, 3.4. 
 
 [History of North America. Leeds, 1820.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 343 Full bust, to front, head to right. From 285. Vignette. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 George Washington, | First President of the United 
 States of America. | Published by G. Smeeton, ST Martin's 
 Church Yard. | (Baker 371) 
 
 Height, 4.2. Sub height, 3.9. Width, 3. 
 
 At top of sheet, with title " The North American United States 
 Constitution Explained." 
 
 l6l 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 344 Full bust, to front, head to right. From 285. Oval, in ruled 
 rectangle. Mezzotint 
 
 " G° Washington " | 
 
 Height, 5.4. Sub height, 4.2. Width, 3.3. Oval height, 3.15. Oval 
 width, 2.15. 
 
 The facsimile is unlike any known signature of Washington. 
 
 A THENsE UM TYPE. 
 
 JOSEPH ANDREWS 
 345 Bust, to left. Vignette. Line 
 Washington. | From the original painting by Stuart, taken 
 
 FROM LIFE I IN POSSESSION OF THE BOSTON AtHEN^UM. | En- 
 
 graved by Joseph Andrews | (Baker 177) 
 
 Height, 7.3. Sub height, 4.15. Width, 3.15. 
 
 [Illustrations of the Principal Events in the Life of Washington. Boston, 1842. J 
 345& Same as 345. Before all letters. 
 
 345& Same as 345. Before title and with " G. Stuart. — J. Andrews." 
 in flowing script. 
 
 345c Same as 345. Lettered in script. 
 
 J. BAKER 
 
 346 Full bust, to left. Oval, with border line, 1/16. Line 
 
 1 62 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 Engraved by J. Baker. | General Washington. | Published 
 May io th 1800 by W. Bent | (Baker 178) 
 
 Height, 5.5. Oval height, 3.9. Oval width, 2.12. 
 
 V. BALCH 
 
 347 Bust, to left. Vignette. Line 
 
 Eng? by V. Balch from Painting by G. Stuart. | " G° 
 Washington" | (Baker 179) 
 
 Height, 4.9. Sub height, 3.2. Width, 2.10. 
 
 [The Presidents of the United States. New York, 1850. | 
 
 J. BANNISTER 
 
 348 Head, to left. Vignette, with a garland of laurel, in centre of 
 ruled shield, upon which is inscribed, " In | Youth true, | In | 
 Manhood Brave, | In | Age Wise, | in | Memory Immortal. | 
 Legend by Bishop Simpson." | Line 
 
 D. F. Brown, Del. — [Copyright 1876.] — J. Bannister, Sc. | 
 "G° Washington" I Published by Brown & Bannister, N.Y. | 
 
 Height, 8. Sub height, 7.4. Width, 5.6. Vignette, height, 2.2. 
 Width, 1. 14. 
 
 G. J. BATHER, JR. 
 
 349 Full bust, to left. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 Painted by G. Stuart — Engraved by G. J. Bather Jr. | 
 "G° Washington" | (Baker 182) 
 
 Height, 6.12. Sub height, 5.12. Width, 4.8. 
 
 163 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 349a Same as 349. Background darkened by being ruled over with 
 perpendicular lines. 
 
 W. T. BATHER 
 
 350 Bust, to left. Oval. Stipple 
 
 W. T. Bather Sc. | Published bv H. & C. Koevoets, New 
 York. | "G° Washington" | 
 
 Height, 3.12. Oval height, 2.9. Oval width, 2.1. 
 
 350« Same as 350. Before address. 
 
 An electrotype of this plate, with letter- is used as an advertisement by John C. 
 ing removed and engraver's name re- Yorston & Co., Publishers, 
 lettered in centre of plate under portrait, 
 
 W. T. BATHER 
 
 351 Full bust, to left. Oval, in irregular rectangular scroll border, 
 with above, American eagle, shield, flags, and beneath, repre- 
 sentation of "Washington crossing the Delaware." Stipple 
 
 Painted by G. Stuart. — Designed and Engraved by W. T. 
 Bather. | "G° Washington" | Copyright, John C. Yorston 
 & Co., 1895 I 
 
 Height, 9.1 1. Width, 5.15. Oval height, 5.2. Oval width, 3. 1 5. 
 
 JOHN CHESTER BUTTRE 
 
 352 Bust, to left. Vignette. Mixed 
 
 Painted by G. Stuart. — Engraved by J. C. Buttre. | " G° 
 
 164 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 Washington " | Printed by J. C. Buttre N. Y. | Engraved 
 
 EXPRESSLY FOR THIS WORK. | 
 
 Height, 7.4. Sub height, 5.4. Width, 4.10. 
 
 352a Same as 352. Third line of lettering erased and reengraved 
 to fourth line. 
 
 This is Baker 188 described from a cut down print. 
 
 A. L. DICK 
 
 353 Full bust, to left. Line 
 
 Painted by G. Stuart. | A. L. Dick, sc. | Washington, | 
 Published by Mack, Andrus & Woodruff. Ithaca. N. Y. | 
 
 Height, 5.10. Sub height, 4.5. Width, 3.6. 
 
 [Life of Washington. By D. Ramsay. Ithaca, N. Y., 1840.] 
 
 A. DICK 
 
 354 Full bust, to left. Oval, with ruled border, 6/16, containing 
 title. Line 
 
 George Washington | Born Feb y 22 n . d 1732 Inaugurated 
 President March 4 th 1789. Retired March 4 T . H 1797. 
 Died Dec r 14™ 1799 | A Dick sc. | 
 
 Oval height, 4.12. Oval width, 3.10. 
 
 This print is one of several portraits and views forming border of map of the United 
 States published by W. Chapin and J. B. Taylor, New York, 1839. 
 
 354a Same as 354. "A Dick sc" removed and "Painted by G. 
 Stuart. — Eng d by Story & Atwood N. York." substituted. 
 
 165 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 ASHER BROWN DURAND 
 355 Bust, to left. Line 
 
 Painted by G. Stuart. — Engraved by A. B. Durand. | 
 Washington. | From the original picture in the posses- 
 sion of the Athenaeum. | Boston. | Printed by R. Neale. | 
 
 (Baker 206) 
 
 Height, 6.8. Sub height, 4.9. Width, 3.1 1. 
 
 [Writings of Washington. By Jared Sparks. Boston, 1834.] 
 
 355$ Same as 355. Before title. Names of painter and engraver — 
 " G. Stuart p' — A. B. Durand sc" — in script. " From the origi- 
 nal picture in the possession of the Atheneum, Boston." 5/16 
 below engraved surface. 
 
 Height, 4.13. 
 
 355& Same as 355. Title, in open letter, without point at end. 
 Names of painter and engraver, — "G. C. Stuart p' — A. B. 
 Durand. sc." — in script. 
 
 355e Same as 355. "Printed by R. Neale" erased and "A. D. 
 McKenzie, Print." substituted. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 356 Bust, to left. Border line 1/16. Line 
 
 Washington | From the original painting by Stuart. | in 
 the old Hall of Representatives in the Capitol at 
 Washington. | 
 
 Height, 5.2. Sub height, 4.8. Width, 3.10. 
 
 [The Home of Washington. By J. A. Wineberger. Washington, i860. J 
 
 166 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 357 Full bust, to left. Border line i/i 6. Line 
 
 PUBL. AT THE MUSIC DEPOT OF W. G. MeTZEROTT FROM 
 
 THE ORIGINAL PAINTING AT THE AtHEN/EUM BOSTON | WASH- 
 INGTON. | 
 
 Height, 5.2. Sub height, 4.8. Width, 3.10. 
 
 357a Same as 357. "From the original Painting at the Athenaeum 
 Boston " erased. 
 
 [SAMUEL ARLENT EDWARDS] 
 
 358 Full bust, to left. Mezzotint 
 Height, 13.12. Width, 1 1. 
 
 358« Same as 358. "G° Washington". In lower right corner of 
 field monogram "S.A.E." Twelve impressions of this state 
 only were printed and in color. 
 
 DAVID EDWIN 
 
 359 Bust, to left. Oval, with border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 Engraved from an Original Picture by D. Edwin. — T. 
 B. Freeman Excudit | George Washington Esq r | Phila- 
 delphia Published by T. B. Freeman May i s T 1798 | 
 
 (Baker 208) 
 
 Height, 7.5. Oval height, 5.1 1. Oval width, 4.8. 
 
 359& Same as 359. Plate entirely reworked, so as to wholly change 
 its character. Probably done by Scoles. " T. B. Freeman Ex- 
 cudit" and address erased, and "New-York Published by I. 
 Scoles " substituted. 
 
 Height, 7.3. 
 
 167 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 3596 Same as 3590. Three lines of title added: "Born Feb"? 22, 
 1732, took the command of the American Army 1775, | elected 
 President of the United States April 30* 1789. | resign'd 1796. 
 Died Dec' 14 th 1799." | Also new address: " Publish'd by I. 
 Scoles New York." 
 
 Height, 8.8. 
 359c Same as 359^. Address erased. 
 
 DAVID EDWIN 
 
 360 Full bust, to left. Oval, with border line, 3/16. Stipple 
 
 D: Edwin. Fecit. | Philadelphia Published Jan y i^ t 1800 
 by A: Dickens. | (Baker 209) 
 
 Height, 7.14. Oval height, 4.9. Oval width, 3.13. 
 
 [Washington's Farewell Address. Philadelphia, 1800.] 
 
 360a Same as 360. Engraved surface enlarged the size of the border 
 in 360 and a stipple border, 3/16, added, inclosing the engraver's 
 name. 
 
 360& Same as 3600. Address erased. 
 
 [Washingtoniana. Lancaster, 1802.] 
 
 360c Same as 360$. Plate reworked, and above oval, " First in War, 
 First in Peace and First in the Hearts of his Countrymen." added. 
 
 [Heading to broadside Constitution of the' United States, in a General Collection 
 of Maps published at Philadelphia by Robert Desilver, 1824.] 
 
 360f7 Same as 360^. Lettering added below: "The Immortal | Wash- 
 ington I Let us emulate his virtues | whose loss we deplore | 
 
 168 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 DAVID EDWIN 
 
 361 Bust, to left. Stipple 
 D. Edwin sc. | Geo. Washington. | (Baker 210) 
 Height, 5.5. Sub height, 4.13. Width, 3.15. 
 
 [Life of Washington. By John Marshall. Philadelphia, 1804.] 
 
 DAVID EDWIN 
 
 362 Bust, to left. Background shaded across, at upper left side. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 D. Edwin sc. | Geo. Washington. | 
 Height, 5.3. Sub height, 4.1 1. Width, 3.14. 
 
 The " s " in " sc " is the long " s." 
 
 362a Same as 362. Before heavily shaded background. 
 
 DAVID EDWIN 
 
 363 Bust, to left. Stipple 
 D. Edwin Sc | Geo. Washington. | 
 
 Height, 5.4. Sub height, 4. 13. Width, 3.15. 
 
 DAVID EDWIN 
 
 364 Bust, to left. Stipple 
 Edwin Sculp | Geo Washington. | 
 
 Height, 5.5. Sub height, 4.26. Width, 3.15. 
 
 Nos. 361 to 364 were all engraved for nearly alike that their only notable differ- 
 Marshall's Life of Washington, pub- ence is in the engraver's designation, as 
 lished in Philadelphia, 1804, and are so indicated. 
 
 169 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 365 Bust, to left. Hair-line border. Stipple 
 Geo. Washington. | 
 
 Height, 5.4. Sub height, 4.12. Width, 3.14. 
 
 This is a copy of one of the last four. 
 
 365« Same as 365. Title changed to " George Washington." 
 
 [The Native American. Philadelphia, 1845.] 
 
 DAVID EDWIN 
 366 Bust, to left. Oval, with border line, 1/1 6. Stipple 
 Edwin sc. | Washington | A Nation's Joy | (Baker 213) 
 Height, 3.14. Oval height, 2.13. Oval width, 2.2. 
 
 [Life of Washington. By J. Kingston. Baltimore, 1813.] 
 
 366« Same as 366. Oval reduced in size 5/16, lettering erased, a 
 star engraved above oval, and relettered, " Centenary Anniver- 
 sary. I Feb. 22, 1832. I We perpetuate the Fine Arts. | Printed 
 during the Procession by the | Association of Copper-plate 
 Printers. | Pub. by R. H. Hobson 147 Ches! St. |" (Baker 214) 
 
 Height, 5.4. Width, 2.10. Oval height, 2.8. Oval width, 1. 1 3. 
 
 DAVID EDWIN 
 
 367 Bust, to left. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 Edwin sc. | Washington. | "Take him for all in all, | We 
 ne'er shall look upon his like again." I (Baker 215) 
 
 Height, 2.15. Sub height, 2.3. Width, 1.13. 
 
 [American Epitaphs. By T. Alden. New York, 1814.] 
 170 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [DAVID EDWIN] 
 
 368 Bust, to left. Vignette, in center, of lower margin, of folio plate, 
 entitled, " Peter Franciscus' gallant action, etc." Copyrighted 
 1 8 14. Stipple 
 
 Height, 1.5. Width, 1.4. 
 
 [DAVID EDWIN] 
 
 369 Bust, to left. Oval, with border line, 1/16, in lower part of rect- 
 angle, with festoon of laurel leaves above. Stipple 
 
 Height, 1.8. Width, 1.2. Oval height, 1.2. Oval width, . 14. 
 
 This plate is, in my opinion, the work of and, at bottom, the date "Feb. 22, 1810." 
 
 David Edwin, and the oval was used by Five of these badges are known to me, 
 
 the " Sons of Washington" for members' but only one impression of the plate as 
 
 badges, set in a medallion of gold with described, 
 the name of the member engraved at top, 
 
 [JAMES FAGAN] 
 
 370 Full bust, to left. In lower margin, a sword, gloves, cocked hat 
 and scroll. Mezzotint 
 
 Published by W. D. M c Fadden, N. Y. | 
 Height, 14.4. Sub height, 12.14. Width, 9. 11. 
 
 All copies seen are signed, " James Fagan." 
 
 [JAMES FAGAN] 
 
 371 Full bust, to left. Vignette. In lower margin, sword and 
 cocked hat. Etching 
 
 Published by Rover, Lee & Clem 1894 | 
 
 Height, 13. Width, 9. 
 
 171 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 GIDEON FAIRMAN 
 
 372 Bust, to left. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 Washington | Drawn by B. Trott from Stuart's Picture 
 | Engraved & Published by G. Fairman. | (Baker 221) 
 
 Height, 6.14. Sub height, 5.5. Width, 4.12. 
 372a Same as 372. Before all letters. 
 
 372& Same as 372. Last line of lettering erased, and "Fairman & 
 Child Sc! " inserted under bust, above title. 
 
 372c Same as 372^. Address, "Pub: by S. C. Atkinson Philadel- 
 phia." added, after title. 
 
 372d Same as 372^. Address erased. 
 
 S12e Same as 372^. "& Child Sc!" and title erased. Title re- 
 engraved in smaller letters with period at end. 
 
 GIDEON FAIRMAN 
 373 Bust, to left. Oval, in a double border, 4/16. Stipple 
 G. Stuart pinx t — G. Fairman Sculp 1 | 
 Oval height, 3.1. Oval width, 2.8. 
 
 373a Same as 373. Outer border, surrounded by diverging rays, 
 added. (Baker 220) 
 
 Oval height, 5.12. Oval width, 5.4. 
 
 Used as a heading to folio sheet of the Farewell Address, dedicated to the people 
 of the United States by G. Fairman, B. H. Rand and Charles Toppan. 
 
 172 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [STEPHEN J. FERRIS] 
 
 374 Head, to left. Vignette. Etching 
 
 (Baker 224) 
 
 Height, 8.13. Width, 7.6. 
 
 All copies seen are signed, " S. J. Ferris." 
 
 JAMES FISHER 
 
 375 Half length, to left. Background, to the left, a curtain drawn 
 up, showing a fluted column. Mezzotint 
 
 Painted by C. G. Stuart — Engraved by James Fisher. | 
 George Washington Esq? | From the Original Picture in 
 the possession of J. Seb n | De Franca Esq? of Devonshire 
 Square London. | London Published by P. Fische — April 
 10™ 1801 I (Baker 225) 
 
 Height, 13.13. Sub height, 11. 5. Width, 9.14. 
 
 Printed in black and in colors. 
 
 CHARLES MICHEL GEOFFROY 
 
 376 Bust, to left. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 Geoffroy I George Washington | d'apres le tableau de 
 Stuart. | (Baker 229) 
 
 Height, 4.12. Sub height, 3.8. Width, 3.4. 
 
 [Washington. Par Guizot. Paris, 185 1.] 
 
 376ft Same as 376. Before all letters except engraver's name. 
 
 173 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 THOMAS GIMBREDE 
 
 377 Bust, to left. Double border line 2/16. Stipple 
 
 Stuart p t — Gimbrede sc | Gen l George Washington. | 
 Engraved for the Biography of American Heroes | Pub. 
 by John Low New York. | (Baker 232) 
 
 Height, 5.8. Sub height, 3.8. Width, 2.14. 
 
 [Biography of the Principal American Military and Naval Heroes. 
 By Thomas Wilson. New York, 181 7.] 
 
 377$ Same as 377. Last two lines of lettering erased. 
 
 THOMAS GIMBREDE 
 
 378 Bust, to left. Double border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 T. Gimbrede sc t | Geo. Washington | 
 
 Height, 4.1. Sub height, 3.7. Width, 2.14. 
 
 378« Same as 378. Lettering erased. Relettered George Wash- 
 ington, in script. 
 
 EDWARD GIRARDET 
 
 379 Full bust, to left. Oval. Mezzotint 
 
 Portrait of Washington painted from life by Stuart 
 Imprime & Publie par Goupil & C IE — Engraved by Ed. 
 Girardet — Paris — London — New- York. | (Baker 233) 
 
 Height, 10.3. Oval height, 9.4. Oval width, 7.13. 
 
 379a Same as 379. Without address. 
 
 174 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 379& Same as 379. Without letters. 
 
 GIRSCH 
 
 380 Bust, to left. Vignette, in diagonally ruled rectangle. Line 
 Stuart — Girsch | "G° Washington" | D. Appleton & C? | 
 Height, 7. Sub height, 5.2. Width, 3.15. 
 
 [Appletons' Cyclopedia of American Biography. New York, 1889.] 
 
 380a Same as 380. Plate reduced and relettered. 
 "G° Washington" | D. Appleton & C° | 
 Height, 5.14. Sub height, 4.1. Width, 3.1. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 381 Half length, to left. Vignette, with background ruled to rect- 
 angle, with an arched top. Border, of three lines, 4/16. Line 
 
 " G° Washington " | 
 
 Height, 6.10. Sub height, 5.3. Width, 3.13. 
 
 This is probably Baker 376, and was likely engraved by Girsch. 
 
 CHRISTIAN GOBRECHT 
 
 382 Bust, to left, with Order of the Cincinnati on left lapel of coat. 
 Oval, with border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 C. GOBRECHT SC. | WASHINGTON | A NATION'S Joy. | 
 
 (Baker 234) 
 
 Height, 3.14. Oval height, 2.13. Oval width, 2.3. 
 
 [American Biographical Dictionary. By J. Kingston. Baltimore, 1810.] 
 
 175 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 CHRISTIAN GOBRECHT 
 
 383 Bust, to left. Border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 Drawn by B. Trott. — Engraved by C. Gobrecht. | George 
 Washington. | (Baker 235) 
 
 Height, 8.4. Sub height, 7.4. Width, 6.2. 
 
 [Rees' Cyclopedia. Philadelphia, 1821.] 
 
 383a Same as 383. Before title. 
 
 3836 Same as 383. Address added: "W? Smith, 706 South 3 d S! 
 Philad a |" 
 
 CHRISTIAN GOBRECHT 
 
 384 Bust, to left. Oval, with border line, 1/16. Stipple 
 
 Gobrecht, sculp. | George Washington, Esq r | The Friend 
 of Man. I 
 
 Height, 4.12. Oval height, 3.12. Oval width, 3. 
 
 [Constitution of the United States. Gettysburg, 181 1.] 
 
 HENRY BRYAN HALL 
 
 385 Head, to left. Vignette, with background ruled to rectangle. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 G. Stuart. — H. B. Hall. | From the original Picture in 
 the Boston Athenaeum. | taken from life in 1795. | En- 
 graved for Irving's Life of Washington. | G. P. Putnam 
 & C° N. York. | (Baker 238) 
 
 Height, 7.8. Sub height, 6.1. Width, 4.10. 
 
 176 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 385tf Same as 385. Part of vignette removed and made into a 
 smaller rectangle by a faint border line. Names of painter and of 
 engraver in field. Last two lines of lettering erased. 
 
 Sub height, 5.2. Width, 3. 11. 
 
 HENRY BRYAN HALL 
 
 386 Bust, to left. Vignette. Line 
 
 Eng d by H. B. Hall, from the original Painting by 
 Stuart. | (Baker 239) 
 
 Height, 3.15. Sub height, 3.12. Width, 3.9. 
 
 HENRY BRYAN HALL 
 387 Bust, to left. Vignette. Stipple 
 Washington | Eng d by H. B. Hall, from a Photograph | 
 Height, 6. Sub height, 4.8. Width, 4. 
 
 387a Same as 387. "From a Photograph" erased and "after a Pic- 
 ture by Stuart" substituted. (Baker 240) 
 
 [History of the Great Republic. By Peck. New York, 1868.] 
 387& Same as 387. Before all letters. 
 
 HENRY BRYAN HALL 
 
 388 Bust, to left. Vignette. Etching 
 
 Etch? by H. B. Hall from a Picture by Stuart. | " G° 
 
 177 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 Washington" | Published by H. B. Hall & Sons, 13 Bar- 
 clay St. N. Y. I (Baker 241) 
 
 Height, 5.8. Sub height, 4. Width, 3.10. 
 388a Same as 388. Without address. 
 
 3886 Same as 388. Retouched and relettered, " From the Painting 
 by Gilbert Stuart, | Eng d by H. B. Hall's Sons, New York. | " 
 
 CHARLES B. HALL 
 389 Head, to left. Oval, in rectangle. Line 
 Cha^ B. Hall. New York. | 
 
 Height, 2.4. Width, 1. 13. Oval height, 2. Oval width, 1.10. 
 
 CHARLES B. HALL 
 390 Full bust, to left. 
 
 Eng d by C. B. Hall New 
 Height, 8.4. Sub height, 6.13. 
 
 Mixed 
 
 York | " G° Washington" | 
 Width, 5. 
 
 GEORGE R. HALL 
 
 391 Bust, to left. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 G. Stuart — G. R. Hall | From the original Picture in 
 the Boston Athenaeum | taken from life in 1795 | New 
 York. W. A. Townsend | (Baker 244) 
 
 Height, 6.4. Sub height, 5. Width, 4.4. 
 
 [Home of Washington. By Lossing. New York, 1856.] 
 
 I 7 8 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 391a Same as 391. Without address. 
 
 3916 Same as 391. Lettering erased, and " G° Washington" | 
 " Virtue & Yorston Publishers New York " substituted. 
 
 ALICE HALL 
 
 392 Head, to left. Vignette, in background, ruled to rectangle. 
 
 Etching 
 
 Etch'd by Allice Hall 1866 | Etch'd by Alice Hall Aged 
 18, 1866. I Washington. | (Baker 245) 
 
 Height, 7.8. Sub height, 6.6. Width, 4.13. 
 
 HENRY BRYAN HALL AND 
 GEORGE E. PERINE 
 
 393 Full bust, to left. Oval, with border, 14/16, extended to rect- 
 angle. Mixed 
 
 Engraved by H. B. Hall and G. E. Perine. | Painted by 
 Gilbert Stuart. | Washington. | Printed by H. E. Coats 
 N. Y. I Published by George E Perine N? i i i Nassau St. 
 New York. | 
 
 Height, 14. Sub height, 12.5. Width, 9.9. Oval height, 9.4. Oval 
 width, 6.7. 
 
 393« Same as 393. Printer's name erased. Address changed to 
 "Geo. E. Perine, 10 Courtlandt St." (Baker 243) 
 
 393& Same as 393. Address and names of engravers erased, and 
 "Engraved by H. B. Hall's Sons New York" substituted. 
 
 179 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 HENRY BRYAN HALL'S SONS 
 394 Bust, to left. Vignette. Etching 
 Eng? by H. B. Hall's Sons, New York | "G° Washington " | 
 Height, 5. Sub height, 3.8. Width, 3.4. 
 
 C. P. HARRISON 
 
 395 Full bust, to left. Oval, cut off at bottom, forming tablet for 
 title, with oval border line, 2/16, enclosing tablet. Stipple 
 
 Washington. ^Etatis 68. | G. Stuart pnix — C. P. Harrison 
 Scul t I (Baker 247) 
 
 Oval height, 2.14. Sub oval height, 2.8. Oval width, 2.2. 
 
 I have seen but two impressions pur- 
 porting to be this print. Both were in 
 round pewter frames, 3 5/16 diameter, 
 with mirror backs. Both came to my 
 notice within a fortnight of each other, 
 and that when revise proof of this page 
 was passing through my hands. Each 
 had a companion mirror with portrait 
 of Lafayette, engraved by R. Campbell. 
 
 The first one mentioned is undoubtedly 
 a genuine print; but the second is infe- 
 rior and very questionable, and, I believe, 
 a reproduction " aged " to deceive. The 
 portrait of Lafayette, in the mirror, is 
 not uncommon, and the Lafayette mir- 
 rors could easily be utilized to frame 
 the spurious Washington reproduction 
 and help along the deception. 
 
 GEORGE W. HATCH 
 
 396 Bust, to left. Border of double lines, 1/16. Line 
 
 Painted by Stewart. — Engraved by Hatch. | Jorge Wash- 
 ington I 
 
 Height, 4. Sub height, 3.4. Width, 2.8. 
 
 [Compendio De la Historia de los Estados Unidos. Puesto E. N. Castellano, 
 
 New York, 1825.] 
 
 This is presumably Baker 249, but there print like this in vignette; and as here 
 described as " Vignette" and " only one described it is not uncommon, 
 impression " seen. I have not seen any 
 
 l8o 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 WILLIAM HOLL 
 
 397 Full bust, to left. Stipple 
 
 Geo. Washington. | " G° Washington" | Painted by C. G. 
 Stuart. Engraved by W. Holl. | London: Published by 
 Thomas Kelly, 17, Paternoster Row. April i, 1830. | 
 
 Height, 8.2. Sub height, 3.2. Width, 2.7. 
 397a Same as 397. Before all lettering. 
 
 3976 Same as 397. Border, engraved on separate plate, added, to 
 represent a frame draped, resting upon a base, with army and 
 navy emblems at the sides. At top a bust of Minerva, helmeted, 
 between the figures of a soldier and a sailor. (Baker 257) 
 
 [Historic Gallery of Celebrated Men. By Robert Huish. London, 1829.] 
 
 397c Same as 397. Names of painter and engraver, and date of 
 publication erased. 
 
 397^ Same as 397c. All lettering erased except facsimile signature. 
 
 THOMAS HOUSE 
 398 Bust, to left. Line 
 T. House Sc. | 
 
 Height, 1.7. Sub height, 1.5. Width, 1.2. 
 
 WILLIAM HUMPHREY 
 
 399 Full bust, to left. Border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 Engraved by W. Humphreys. | Washington. | From a Pic- 
 ture by Gilbert Stewart, | in the possession of T. B. Bar- 
 
 181 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 clay Esq r of Liverpool. | Under the Superintendance of 
 the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. | 
 London, Published by Charles Knight, Ludgate Street. | 
 
 (Baker 259) 
 
 Height, 7.10. Sub height, 5. Width, 3.15. 
 
 [The Gallery of Portraits. London, 1833-37.] 
 
 399a Same as 399. Before border line and letters. 
 
 3996 Same as 399a. Border line, added. 
 
 399c Same as 399<$. "Engraved by W. Humphreys", added. 
 
 399fZ Same as 399. With " Proof" in lower left corner. 
 
 399e Same as 399. Fifth line of lettering erased; "& C?" added to 
 publisher's name. 
 
 399/ Same as 399^. Second border line added. Address changed to 
 "Published by W m S. Orr & C° London." Fifth line of lettering 
 restored in slightly larger letters. 
 
 399<7 Same as 399/i Last two lines of lettering erased. 
 
 399h Same as 2>99£- Chair back added. Border lines and all letter- 
 ing erased. Relettered, " Engraved by W. Humphreys from a 
 Picture by Gilbert Stewart. | Washington. | William Mackenzie, 
 London, Edinburgh & Glasgow. | " 
 
 THOMAS ILLMAN 
 400 Bust, to left. Vignette. Stipple 
 Drawn by Hoppner Meyer from the Painting by G. Stuart | 
 
 182 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 Engraved by T. Illman | George Washington. | "G° Wash- 
 ington " | (Copyright) | (Baker 260) 
 
 Height, 4.8. Sub height, 2.6. Width, 2.10. 
 
 [Library of American History. By O. L. Knapp. New York, 1836.] 
 
 400tt Same as 400. All lettering erased except title and facsimile. 
 
 ILLMAN AND PILBROW 
 
 401 Full bust, to left. Border line, 3/16. In lower margin, between 
 names of painter and engravers and the title, a seated figure of 
 Liberty, with eagle and shield. Stipple 
 
 Painted by Stewart. — Engraved by Illman & Pilbrow. | 
 Washington. | Printed by Illman & Pilbrow. | 
 
 Height, 11. 6. Sub height, 8.14. Width, 7.6. 
 
 This is Baker 262, there misdescribed as "Line." 
 
 ILLMAN AND PILBROW 
 
 402 Full bust, to left. Border line, 2/16. In lower margin, between 
 title and address, a seated figure of Liberty, with eagle and shield. 
 
 Line 
 
 C. G. Stuart pinx t — Illman & Pilbrow Sc. | Geo. Wash- 
 ington. I Published by H. Phelps 161 Broadway N. York | 
 (Copyright 1833) 
 
 Height, 12.8. Sub height, 8.14. Width, 7.5. 
 
 ILLMAN BROTHERS 
 403 Bust, to left. Vignette. Stipple 
 Painted by Stuart. — Engraved by Illman Brothers. | "G° 
 
 183 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 Washington" | Taken from life in 1794. | From the Art 
 Gallery. — Centennial Exhibition. | 
 
 Height, 6. 14. Sub height, 4. 12. Width, 4.2. 
 
 [Illustrated History of the Centennial Exhibition. By James D. McCabe. 
 
 Philadelphia, 187 6. J 
 
 ILLMAN BROTHERS 
 404 Bust, to left. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 Painted by Stuart. — Engraved by Illman Bro's. | "G° 
 
 Washington" | 
 
 Height, 5.2. Sub height, 3.14. Width, 3.8. 
 
 THOMAS KELLY 
 
 405 Bust, to left. Borderline, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 Painted by Stuart. — Engraved by T. Kelly. | "G° Wash- 
 ington" I Published by Samuel Walker (Harlem Place) 
 Washington Street Boston. | (Baker 268) 
 
 Height, 6.2. Sub height, 4.9. Width, 3.12. 
 
 [Elegant Extracts. Boston, 1826.] 
 
 405« Same as 405. Address erased. 
 
 [History of War of Independence. By Botta. Buffalo, 1854.] 
 
 J. KENNEDY 
 
 406 Full bust, to left. Mezzotint 
 
 Gen l George Washington. | This Print is respectfully 
 
 184 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 Dedicated to the Citizens of the United States by | T. W. 
 Freeman. | Engraved from the Original Picture Painted 
 by Gilbert Stewart Esq?, | Now in the Possession of Paul 
 Beck Esq*. | Freeman Excudit. — J. Kennedy scT | Printed 
 & Published by T. W. Freeman, Philadelphia i s J Sept* 
 1813. I (Baker 269) 
 
 Height, 19.4. Sub height, 16. Width, 13.10. 
 
 406a Same as 406. Without name of engraver. 
 
 This plate was printed in black and in colors. All impressions that I have seen 
 have the appearance of being from a worn plate. 
 
 KNAPP AND RIHTMEYER 
 
 407 Full bust, to left. Vignette with circular border, 6/16. The 
 entire work is done to imitate fancy penmanship. Etching 
 
 Washington | Designed & Ex. by Knapp & Rihtmeyer N. Y. 
 1855 I 
 
 Diameter, 9. 15. 
 
 WILLIAM KNEASS 
 
 408 Bust, to left. Border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 W. Kneass sc. Piiilad a | Washington. | Published by J. 
 Downing Lexington KentY | (Baker 272) 
 
 Height, 5.5. Sub height, 4.3. Width, 3.7. 
 
 ALEXANDER LAWSON 
 409 Bust, to left. Oval, with border, 4/16, in a rectangle. Beneath 
 
 185 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 the oval, upon a base containing title, a helmet, sword, and 
 baton with oak and olive branches. Mixed 
 
 G. Washington | Barralet Direxit. — Lawson sc | Publish'd 
 by R. Campbell and C? | From a Copy Painted by J. Paul. | 
 
 (Baker 273) 
 
 Height, 6. 1 1 . Sub height, 6.6. Width, 3. 15. Oval height, 3.7. Oval 
 width, 2.9. 
 
 [Continuation of Mr. Hume's History. Philadelphia, 1798.] 
 409a Same as 409. Before all letters. 
 
 4096 Same as 409. All lettering erased after title on base. Ad- 
 dress added, "Publish'd by Conrad and C°". 
 
 409c Same as 409$. Address erased. Plate worn and reworked in 
 minor details. 
 
 WILLIAM S. LENEY 
 
 410 Full bust, to left. Borderline, 1/16. Stipple 
 Leney ScT N. Y. I Geo. Washington. | (Baker 274) 
 Height, 5. Sub height, 3.15. Width, 3.4. 
 
 [Life of Washington. By D. Ramsay. New York, 1807.] 
 
 WILLIAM S. LENEY 
 
 411 Full bust, to left. Double border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 Engrav'd for the Washington Benevolent Society | in the 
 City of N. York. | Leney Sc. N. Y. | Geo. Washington. | 
 
 Height, 5.2. Sub height, 3.8. Width, 2.15. 
 
 [Washington's Farewell Address. New York, 1808.] 
 186 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 WILLIAM S. LENEY 
 
 412 Full bust, to left. Double border lines, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 Engrav'd for the Washington Benevolent Society | Leney 
 Sc. N. Y. I Geo. Washington. | (Baker 276) 
 
 Height, 5.1. Sub height, 3.7. Width, 2.14. 
 
 [Washington's Farewell Address. New Brunswick, 1812.] 
 
 Some impressions from this plate show an uninked second line of lettering : 
 
 " of New Jersey." 
 
 WILLIAM S. LENEY 
 
 413 Full bust, to left. Double border lines, 1/16. Stipple 
 
 Stuart pinx t — Leney sc T | Washington. New York Pub- 
 lish'd by W. S. Leney 181 2 | 
 
 Height, 4.8. Sub height, 3.8. Width, 2.13. 
 
 413a Same as 413. Address erased and "Engraved for the Wash- 
 ington Benevolent Society in the city of New York | " substi- 
 tuted. Height reduced to 4.1. (Baker 275) 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 414 Full bust, to left. Double border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 Geo. Washington. | 
 
 Height, 4.4. Sub height, 3.7. Width, 2.14. 
 
 [Washington's Farewell Address. Troy, 1810.] 
 
 414a Same as 414. Above portrait: "Engraved for the Washington 
 Benevolent Society | " 
 
 Height, 4.14. 
 
 [Washington's Farewell Address. Hudson, 181 1.] 
 187 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 415 Full bust, to left, with border line, 1/16. Stipple 
 
 Engrav'd for the Washington Benevolent Society. | Geo. 
 Washington. | 
 
 Height, 4.15. Sub height, 3.8. Width, 2.14. 
 
 [Washington's Farewell Address. Troy, 181 2.] 
 
 A. REED 
 
 416 Full bust, to left. Triple border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 Engraved for the | Washington Benevolent Society. | A. 
 Reed, sc. E. W. Con. | Geo. Washington. | 
 
 Height, 5. Sub height, 3.7. Width, 2.14. 
 
 [Washington's Farewell Address. Windsor, 181 2.] 
 Copy of Leney No. 412. 
 
 JAMES BARTON LONGACRE 
 
 417 Bust, to left. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 George Washington. | Engraved by J. B. Longacre from a 
 miniature by M* Trott. I (Baker 278) 
 
 Height, 5.10. Sub height, 4.4. Width, 4. 
 
 [Rees' Cyclopedia. Philadelphia, 182 1.] 
 
 417« Same as 417. Before all letters. 
 
 417& Same as 417. In rectangle of double border line. 
 Sub height, 5. Width, 4.1. 
 
 188 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 JAMES BARTON LONGACRE 
 
 418 Bust, to left. Oblong oval in the centre of an elaborately en- 
 graved script memorial: "Sacred | to | the Memory of | George 
 Washington, | Born Feb. 22. 1732 — Died Dec. 13. 1799 | 
 The I American | Hero | and Statesman. | " Stipple 
 
 Designed and Engraved by Joseph Perkins. | Published by 
 Rand and Perkins, — No. 34 South 6™ ST Philadelphia. | 
 Portrait Eng? by J. B. Longacre | 
 
 Height, 8. 11. Width, 9.12. Oval height, .II. Oval width, .13. 
 
 418a Same as 418. Before the three lines of lettering. 
 
 4186 Same as 418. Without third line of lettering. 
 
 418c Same as 418. Script lettering erased after "George Washing- 
 ton," and "The Father of his Country was born Feb. 22. 1732, 
 Died Dec. 13. 1799." | substituted. 
 
 This may be Baker's 305, but does not American Penman. Philadelphia, Au- 
 agree with lettering or method of exe- gust, 1827," that I have been able to 
 cution, and I have not seen one that find, to which publication Baker assigns 
 does. And the only copy of "The 305, is without any portrait. 
 
 JAMES BARTON LONGACRE 
 
 419 Bust, to left. Ornamental border containing names of painter 
 and engraver and title, in open letters. Stipple 
 
 Painted by | Stuart | — Engraved by | J. B. Longacre | 
 Washington | C. S. Williams New Haven. CT | (Baker 279) 
 
 Height, 5.4. Sub height, 2.2. Width, 2.12. Sub width, 1.10. 
 
 419a Same as 419. Address changed to "Henry Crampton | 
 Boston I " 
 
 419& Same as 419a. Address erased. 
 
 189 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 419c Same as 419$. On badge: "Washington | Temperance Benev- 
 olent Society". Fountain substituted for ornament above frame, 
 and title filled in, preceded by "birthday of" and followed by 
 "Feb! 22?". Below ornamental border, "Sold by E. F. Whaites — 
 I 1 Courtlandt St. N.Y." 
 
 419c? Same as 419^. On badge: "American Republican | Procession 
 April 8 th 1844. I " Title and names of painter and engraver 
 erased, and three-line quotation inserted. Clasped hands added. 
 
 419e Same as 419^. On badge: "American Republican | Celebra- 
 tion I ". 
 
 419/ Same as 419^. On badge: "American Republican Procession 
 
 July 4 th 1844." "We are one." added below clasped hands. 
 
 419<7 Same as 419^. On badge: "In Commemoration of laying | the 
 Corner-stone of the | Washington Monument | Oct! 19"! 1847. | " 
 without address and clasped hands. 
 
 419h Same as 419^". Border and lettering erased. Relettered, "The 
 Spirit of Washington | inspires us | " 
 
 419*: to 419^ are printed on satin. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 420 Bust, to left, in irregular border, like a picture frame, with rib- 
 bon at top inscribed: " He lives in our Hearts." Line 
 
 In Commemoration | of Laying the Corner Stone | of the | 
 Monument to Washington | Oct. 19. 1847 I Sold at Valen- 
 tines 98 Nassau St. | 
 
 Height, 2.8. Width, 1.7. Sub height, 1.5. Sub width, 1. 
 
 Printed on satin for a badge. 
 I90 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 JAMES BARTON LONGACRE 
 421 Bust, to left. Stipple 
 
 Washington. | Engraved by J. B. Longacre from a Paint- 
 ing by G. Stuart. | 
 
 Height, 5. Sub height, 4. Width, 3.5. 
 
 421a Same as 421. Before all letters except, in etched letters, "E. 
 Wellmore Sc". 
 
 4216 Same as 421. Background enlarged in height 5/16, and in 
 width 1/16. Relettered : "Engraved by J. B. Longacre from a 
 painting by G. Stuart. | Washington. | "G° Washington " | " 
 
 (Baker 280) 
 
 Height, 5.12. Sub height, 4.5. Width, 3.6. 
 [National Portrait Gallery of Distinguished Americans. Philadelphia, 1834.] 
 
 421c Same as 421 3. All lettering erased, except facsimile signature. 
 Title re-engraved "George Washington"; border line of 1/16, 
 added. 
 
 421d Same as 421^ Inscription erased and " G° Washington " re- 
 engraved in smaller letters. 
 
 From 421a it would appear that this Longacre, who was the publisher of 
 plate was engraved by Edward Well- the work in which it appeared, as en- 
 more, an English engraver who was graver. The only copy seen of 421a 
 employed to engrave several plates for was given by Wellmore to W. G. Arm- 
 the National Portrait Gallery, but was strong the engraver, 
 published as 421^, with the name of 
 
 JOHN A. LOWELL AND COMPANY 
 
 422 Head, to left. Oval, with border line, 2/16, within which is 
 name of engraver. Rtiled 
 
 I 9 I 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 Engraved by John A. Lowell & Co. Boston. U. S. A. Copy- 
 right 1899 — 733 I "G° Washington " | 
 
 Height, 7.10. Oval height, 6.7. Oval width, 5.6. 
 
 This head has been used on several different advertisements, too 
 numerous and unimportant to note here. 
 
 Mccarty 
 
 423 Bust, to left. Vignette. Line 
 MSCarty Sculpsit | Washington. | (Baker 290) 
 Height, 4.7. Sub height, 3.3. Width, 2.12. 
 
 [Bancroft's Life of Washington. Worcester, i860.] 
 
 423a Same as 423. " G° Washington " added before title. 
 
 JOHN C McRAE 
 
 424 Full bust, to left. Oval, with border, 4/16. Mixed 
 
 Engraved & Published by John C. M c Rae, 100 Liberty St. 
 New York. | "G° Washington" | George Washington. | 
 
 (Baker 291) 
 
 Height, 13.13. Oval height, 10. 1 1. Oval width, 9.2. 
 424a Same as 424. Before title. 
 
 424& Same as 424. Cut down to a smaller oval, with ruled rectangle 
 and border line, 2/16. Lettering changed to "Eng d & Printed 
 by John C M?Rae, N. Y. | George Washington, | Engraved ex- 
 pressly for Demorest's Monthly Magazine. | 
 
 Height, 10.10. Sub height, 9.9. Width, 7.14. Oval height, 8.15. 
 Oval width, 7.4. 
 
 I92 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 JOHN C. McRAE 
 
 425 Full bust, to left. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 Engraved by J. C. Mc.Rae, expressly for the New World. | 
 "G° Washington" | 
 
 Height, 6.2. Sub height, 4. 10. Width, 4.2. 
 
 425« Same as 425. Cut down, reworked, and relettered: "Eng d by- 
 John C. McRae, N. Y. | "G° Washington." |" 
 
 Sub height, 3.5. Width, 3.4. 
 
 WILLIAM EDGAR MARSHALL 
 
 426 Full bust, to left. Oval, with border, extended, at corners, to a 
 rectangle. Line 
 
 Engraved by William E Marshall from the Original 
 Portrait in the Boston Athenaeum. | Painted by Gilbert 
 Stuart. | "G° Washington" | (Copyright 1862) | 
 
 Height, 17.3. Sub height, 13.6. Width, 11. 3. Oval height, n. 5. Oval 
 width, 9.2. 
 
 426a Same as 426. Before all letters, except copyright notice. 
 4266 Same as 426. Before "G° Washington." 
 
 426c Same as 426^. "Proofs by the National Bank Note Co. N. Y." 
 added. 
 
 426d Same as 426c. Address added: "Published November 15th. 
 1862. By Ticknor and Fields, 135 Washington S.*. Boston. 
 Copyright secured." (Baker 286) 
 
 193 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 426e Same as 426^. Address changed to "Published March 1, 1864, 
 by Hurd and Houghton, 401 Broadway New York. Copy- 
 right secured. J. H. Daniel Pr. Boston." And "G° Washing- 
 ton" replaced by " Geo. Washington." 
 
 426/ Same as 426^. Address and name of printer erased. 
 
 426<7 Same as 426/! "G° Washington" restored. 
 
 4267(1 Same as 426/. Lettering added : "Presented to Subscribers for 
 the 'Christian Union,' J. B. Ford & Co Publishers, New York." 
 
 MORSE 
 
 427 Full bust, to left. Vignette. Line 
 Morse sculp | (Baker 292) 
 Height, 3.12. Width, 3.8. 
 
 [Le General Washington et Madam la Generale. Par M. Etourneau. Paris, i860.] 
 
 WILLIAM NUTTER 
 
 428 Full bust, to left. Border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 C. G. Stuart pinx t — W. Nutter sculp 1- | Geo. Washington 
 Esq r I Late President of the United States of America. | 
 From an original Picture in the Possession of J„ Seb^ De 
 Franca Esq? | of Devonshire Place to whom this Plate is 
 Dedicated by his | obliged humble ServT | Rob! Cribb. | 
 London. Published JanY 15, 1798, by R. Cribb, Holborn. | 
 
 (Baker 294) 
 
 Height, 1 1. 12. Sub height, 8.15. Width, 7.6. 
 
 Printed in black and in colors. 
 I94 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 428« Same as 428. With etched letters. 
 
 4286 Same as 428. With names of painter and engraver only. 
 
 WILLIAM NUTTER 
 
 429 Full bust, to left. Oval, with border line. Stipple 
 
 C. G. Stuart, pinxT — W. Nutter, sculpT | George Wash- 
 ington Esq? I Late President of the United States of 
 America. | London, published by R. Cribb, JanY 15, 1799. | 
 
 (Baker 295) 
 
 Height, 7.7. Sub height, 5.2. Width, 4.2. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 430 Bust, to left. Oval, with border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 Geo. Washington | 
 
 Height, 2.10. Oval height, 2. Oval width, 1.10. 
 [Auszug von Gen. Washington's Circular-Schreiben. Chambersburg, 1816.] 
 
 430a Same as 430. Plate reworked and very much worn. Title, 
 which is in open letters in 430, is filled in and " Peabody Sc." 
 added under oval. (Baker 299) 
 
 [History of United States. By a Citizen of Mass. Keene, N. H., 1823.] 
 
 MICHELE PEKENINO 
 
 431 Bust, to left, with shaded background, within a border, 12/16, 
 resembling a picture frame, suspended by a ring. Stipple 
 
 195 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 Washington. | Engraved by M e . l Pekenino. Philadelphia, 
 1822. I From an original Portrait by G. Stewart. | 
 
 Height, 7.13. Sub height, 3.7. Width, 2.12. 
 
 MICHELE PEKENINO 
 
 432 Bust, to left, with solid dark background, within a border, 
 12/16, resembling a picture frame, suspended by a ring. Stipple 
 
 Washington. | Engraved by Pekenino Philadelphia, 
 
 1822. I From an original Portrait by G. Stewart. | 
 
 Height, 7. 11. Sub height, 3.6. Width, 2. 11. 
 
 Either 431 or 432 is Baker 300, but as to say which one Baker describes. The 
 the chief difference in the plates is in the frames seem to be identical, 
 backgrounds of the two, it is impossible 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 433 Bust, to left, in ornamental border, resembling a picture frame, 
 suspended by a ring. Line 
 
 Washington | (Baker 357) 
 
 Height, 5.7. Sub height, 3.1. Width, 2.8. 
 
 This is a copy of Pekenino's print, and is ascribed by Baker to "Wright." 
 
 GEORGE E. PERINE 
 
 434 Bust, to left. Vignette, in ruled oval, with border, 6/16, within 
 which is title. Mezzotint 
 
 After Stuart — Published by Moore & C° 1 1 1 Nassau ST 
 New York. — Eng d by Geo. E. Perine. | George Washing- 
 ton. I (Baker 302) 
 
 Height, 8.9. Oval height, 8.4. Oval width, 6.3. 
 
 196 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 434« Same as 434. Names of painter, publisher, and engraver erased, 
 and "Published by Moore & Goodspeed, 37 Park Row, New 
 York." added below tide. 
 
 GEORGE E. PERINE 
 
 435 Bust, to left. Oval, with border, 3/16, in ruled rectangle. 
 
 * Mixed 
 Eng d by Geo. E. Perine, N. York. | Washington. | 
 
 Height, 5.4. Sub height, 4.12. Width, 3.10. Oval height, 3.7. Oval 
 width, 2.7. 
 
 JAMES R. RICE 
 
 436 Bust, to left. Vignette. Mixed 
 
 Painted by Gilbert Stuart — Copyright by Bradley & Com- 
 pany 1876 — Engraved by J. R. Rice | "G° Washington" | 
 Bradley & Company Publishers 66 North Fourth St Phil- 
 adelphia I W. W. Bostwick & Co 177 & 179 West Fourth 
 St. Cincinnati Ohio | 
 
 Height, 20.9. Sub height, 17.14. Width, 15.4. 
 436a Same as 436. Word " Proof" to right of title. 
 
 JACQUES REICH 
 
 437 Bust, to left. Etching 
 
 Jacques Reich — Copyrighted by Lea Brothers & Company 
 1902 I 
 
 Height, 5.10. Sub height, 5.7. Width, 4.3. 
 
 [A History of All Nations. Edited by J. H. Wright. Philadelphia, 1902.] 
 
 197 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 JACQUES REICH 
 
 438 Bust, to left. Etching 
 
 Copyright 1902 by Jacques Reich. N. Y. | Jacques Reich aq. 
 forI I "G° Washington" | 
 
 Height, 15.15. Sub height, 14.13. Width, 11. 7. 
 
 438a Same as 438. Before facsimile signature. 
 
 Only sixteen proofs printed in this state. 
 
 [GEORGE WISTAR HODGE RITCHIE] 
 
 439 Full bust, to left. Oval. On same plate, to left, a companion 
 portrait of Mrs. Washington. Mezzotint 
 
 Martha Washington. — George Washington | 
 
 Height, 4.15. Oval height, 4. Oval width, 3.5. 
 
 439a Same as 439. Before all letters, and with engraved bor- 
 der, 4/16. 
 
 4396 Same as 439a. Border removed. Arms of Washington added 
 between the two portraits in lower margin. 
 
 Of 439a there were only five prints taken, and of 439^ but twenty impressions. 
 
 ROBERTS 
 
 440 Head, to left. Vignette, in circle, within which is title. Stipple 
 
 General Washington Born Fee-Y ii t . h 1732. Died DEcf 
 i4 T . H 1799, I Roberts: sc. | London Published by R. Miller 
 Old Fish S t ST Pauls. | (Baker 315) 
 
 Diameter, 2. 
 
 This print is usually on satin, and used as one side of a pocket pincushion, with a 
 head of Franklin on the other side. 
 
 I98 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 RUSSELL 
 
 441 Full bust, to left. A battle indistinctly represented in the back- 
 ground, to left. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 Russell, sculp. | Washington. | London; | Published (for 
 the Proprietors) by John Saunders, 25, Newgate Street, 
 1835. I (Baker 318) 
 
 Height, 6. 11. Sub height, 4. 13. Width, 4. 
 
 JOHN SARTAIN 
 
 442 Full bust, to left. Vignette. Mezzotint 
 Engraved by J. Sartain. | "G° Washington" | (Baker 322) 
 Height, 5.12. Sub height, 4.12. Width, 4.4. 
 
 [Letters on Agriculture. Washington, 1847.] 
 
 JOHN SARTAIN 
 
 443 Bust, to left. Oval. Mezzotint 
 
 The original by G. Stuart. — Published by R. R. Landon 
 Ag t 88 Lake ST Chicago III. — Engraved by J. Sartain | 
 George Washington. | 
 
 Height, 7. Oval height, 5.13. Oval width, 5.10. 
 
 This would seem to be Baker 321, although shape and dimensions differ. 
 
 JOHN SARTAIN 
 444 Full bust, to left. Vignette. Mezzotint 
 G. Stuart — J. Sartain | 
 Height, 4.8. Width, 3.12. 
 
 [Hunt's American Panorama. Albany, 1849.] 
 I99 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 4AAa Same as 444. Vignette enlarged. Names of painter and en- 
 graver erased. " G° Washington " added. 
 
 Height, 6.6. Sub height, 4. 10. Width, 4.8. 
 
 SAMUEL SARTAIN 
 
 445 Full bust, to left. Vignette. Mezzotint 
 
 Painted by Gilbert Stuart — Engraved by Samuel Sar- 
 tain I "G° Washington" | Entered, November 4. A.D. 
 1752, A.L. 5752 I Passed, March 3, A.D. 1753, A.L. 5753. | 
 Raised, August 4, A.D. 1753, A.L. 5753. | 
 
 Height, 6.4. Sub height, 4.4. Width, 3.6. 
 
 [Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, F. & A. M. Memorial Volume. Washington 
 Sesqui-Centennial Anniversary. Philadelphia, 1902.] 
 
 I. SCOLES 
 
 446 Bust, to left. Oval, with border line, 1/ 1 6. Stipple 
 
 Scoles sculp I George Washington. | (Baker 329) 
 
 Height, 3.1 1. Oval height, 2.12. Oval width, 2.3. 
 
 [New Universal Biographical Dictionary. By James Hardie. Vol. 3. 
 
 New York, 1805.] 
 
 446« Same as 446. Plate much worn and reworked, with title in 
 smaller letters and engraver's name barely visible. (Baker 330) 
 
 Height, 3.4. 
 
 [Life of George Washington. By J. Corry. New York, 1809.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 447 Bust, to left. Oval, with border line, 2/16. 
 
 200 
 
 Stipple 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 Gen^ Washington. | Born Feb r 22. 1732. Died Dec r 14. 
 1799. I Published by M. Carey. | (Baker 328) 
 
 Height, 4.8. Oval height, 2.10. Oval width, 2.2. 
 
 [Life of Washington. ByWeems. Tenth edition. Philadelphia, 1810.] 
 
 Ascribed by Baker to Scoles, but it is executed much better than 
 any work by Scoles that I know. 
 
 FRANCIS SHALLUS 
 
 448 Bust, to left. Circular. Stipple 
 
 Washington. | Publish'd by F. Shallus Engraver N° 26 
 Walnut S t Philad | 
 
 Height, 2.6. Diameter, 1.6. 
 
 I. R. SMITH 
 
 449 Bust, to left. Oval, with border line, 1/1 6. Stipple 
 
 I. R. Smith Boston | GenIt George Washington. | 
 
 (Baker 331) 
 
 Height, 3.9. Oval height, 2.14. Oval width, 2.4. 
 
 [Washington's Farewell Address. Worcester, Massachusetts, 1813.J 
 
 449« Same as 449. Engraver's name erased. Modern restrike. 
 
 HEZEKIAH WRIGHT SMITH 
 
 450 Head, to left. Vignette, in ruled oval, within a rectangle with 
 irregular corners. Stipple 
 
 (Copyright i860) | "G° Washington " | Engraved by H. W. 
 
 201 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 Smith from the original by Stuart, in possession of the 
 Boston Athenaeum. | Samuel Walker Jr. Boston. | 
 
 (Baker 332) 
 
 Height, 10. 1. Sub height, 8.5. Width, 6.13. Oval height, 7. Oval 
 width, 5.3. 
 
 450a Same as 450. Vignette, on ruled rectangle, before oval, and 
 before all letters excepting copyright notice. 
 
 4506 Same as 450a. Outer part of rectangle cross-ruled to form oval; 
 corners erased to irregular form. 
 
 450c Same as 450. Address changed to "Walker & Virtue, Boston." 
 
 450(7 Same as 450^. Address changed to "H. A. Brown, Boston." 
 
 HEZEKIAH WRIGHT SMITH 
 
 451 Head, to left. Vignette, in background ruled to rectangle. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 G. Stuart Pinx t — H. W. Smith. N.Y. | "G° Washington" | 
 
 (Baker 333) 
 
 Height, 8. 13. Sub height, 7. 1 1. Width, 5.14. 
 451« Same as 451. Before facsimile signature. 
 4516 Sameas45i. "Copyright 1875 by S Walker & Co." added. 
 
 HEZEKIAH WRIGHT SMITH 
 
 452 Head, to left. Vignette, in background ruled to rectangle. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 202 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 Engraved by H. Wright Smith. After the Portrait by 
 Stuart. | " G° Washington " | Copyright W. S. Baker. 
 Published by Lindsay & Baker, Philadelphia. 1879. | 
 
 (Baker 334) 
 
 Height, 15.10. Sub height, 12.8. Width, 9. 12. 
 452ft Same as 452. Before any letters. 
 452& Same as 452. Before facsimile signature. 
 
 J. THOMSON 
 
 453 Full bust, to left. Stipple 
 
 Painted by G. Stuart. — Eng d by J. Thomson. | George 
 Washington. | "G° Washington" | (Baker 342) 
 
 Height, 5.15. Sub height, 4.6. Width, 3.8. 
 453a Same as 453. Before any letters. 
 
 4536 Same as 453. Names of painter and engraver erased, and in 
 centre: "Painted by G. Stuart." 
 
 453c Same as 453$. Border line, 1/16, added. 
 
 453ft 1 Same as 453^. Border line and all lettering erased, except "G° 
 Washington". 
 
 453e Same as 453^. Ornamental border, printed from relief block, 
 added, forming a tablet for title. 
 
 CORNELIUS TIEBOUT 
 
 454 Full bust, to left. Oval, with border line, 2/16. 
 
 203 
 
 Stipple 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 Painted by G. Stewart — Engraved by C. Tiebout | George 
 Washington. | Published by C. Tiebout N° 28 Gold Street 
 New York January 8 t . h 1800 | (Baker 343) 
 
 Height, 1 1.6. Oval height, 8.13. Oval width, 6. 1 3. 
 
 CORNELIUS TIEBOUT 
 
 455 Bust, to left. Oval, with border line, 1/16. Stipple 
 
 G. Stewart Del. — C. Tiebout Sculp. | George Washing- 
 ton. I (Baker 344) 
 
 Height, 4.2. Oval height, 3.4. Oval width, 2.8. 
 
 [Two Discourses on Death of Washington. By Uzal Ogden. Newark, 1800.] 
 
 ROBERT TILLER 
 
 456 Bust, to left. Oval. Stipple 
 
 R Tiller Sc | Gen. Geo. Washington. | First President of 
 the United States | Copyright Secured | (Baker 345) 
 
 Height, 1.4. Width, 1.4. Oval height, .7. Oval width, .5. 
 
 456a Same as 456. Laurel wreath, with diverging rays, around oval, 
 added. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 457 Bust, to left. Oval, surrounded by wreath of laurel, 2/16. Wash- 
 ington Monument Lottery ticket. Third class, Baltimore, June, 
 1 81 6. " Plate presented by Simkins & Usher." Stipple 
 
 Oval height, 1.6. Oval width, 1.2. 
 
 204 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 458 Bust, to left. Oval. Another similar lottery ticket, with different 
 head of Washington and different wreath. Stipple 
 
 Oval height, 1.5. Oval width, 1.1. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 459 Bust, to left. Oval. Another similar lottery ticket, with different 
 head of Washington and different wreath. Stipple 
 
 Oval height, 1.1. Oval width, .13. 
 
 For yet another similar lottery ticket, The head in 457, 458, and 459 is dis- 
 see Houdon, No. 180. All four seen tinctly different, yet not such as can be 
 are upon one sheet undivided, and, I noted, except by dimensions, 
 think, are the work of Robert Tiller. 
 
 SAMUEL WALMSLEY 
 
 460 Bust, to left. Oval, with border at bottom, 5/16, in rectangle. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 Washington. | Engraved by Samuel Walmsley after the 
 original painting taken from life by gilbert stuart | 
 
 (Baker 347) 
 
 Height, 17.6. Sub height, 16. 1. Width, 13.2. Oval height, 14.8. 
 Oval width, 12. 
 
 The title is in open letters. 
 46(kt Same as 460. Before any letters. 
 
 ADAM B. WALTER 
 
 461 Bust, to left. Mixed 
 
 Painted by G. Stuart — Engraved by A. B. Walter, Phila. | 
 "G° Washington" | 
 
 Height, 5.12. Sub height, 4.1 1. Width, 3. 11. 
 
 205 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 ADAM B. WALTER 
 
 462 Full bust, to left. Oval, with border of single line, 5/16, within 
 which is title. Mezzotint 
 
 Painted by G. Stuart. — Published by John Dainty 31 S. 6 th 
 Str. Philadelphia. — Eng? by A. B. Walter. | George Wash- 
 ington. I (Baker 348) 
 
 Height, 8.10. Sub height, 8.5. Oval height, 8.2. Oval width, 6.3. 
 462a Same as 462. Address changed to "J. C. McCurdy & Co." 
 
 THOMAS B. WELCH 
 
 463 Full bust, to left. Mezzotint 
 
 Engraved by T. B. Welch, from a portrait by G. Stuart. | 
 " G° Washington " | Printed by A. E. Lent & Co | 
 
 (Baker 350) 
 
 Height, 6.10. Sub height, 5.4. Width, 4.5. 
 
 [Sages and Heroes of American Revolution. By L. C. Judson. 
 Philadelphia, 1851.] 
 
 THOMAS B. WELCH 
 
 464 Head, to left. Vignette, with ruled background to rectangle, 
 within which are two lines of lettering. Mixed 
 
 Stuart — Welch | " G° Washington" | Engraved by Thomas 
 B. Welch, (By Permission) from the only original Portrait 
 by Gilbert Stuart, in the Athenaeum, Boston. | Wash- 
 ington. I Published by George W. Childs Philadelphia. | 
 Proof | Printed by A. E. Lent & C? Phil a | (Copyright 
 1852)1 (Baker 351) 
 
 Height, 24.15. Sub height, 22.9. Width, 18.2. 
 
 206 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 464a Same as 464. Before all letters except names of painter and 
 engraver within rectangle. 
 
 ASAPH WILLARD 
 
 465 Bust, to left. Vignette. Title-page. Stipple 
 
 A. Willard I George Washington | Inaugurated President | 
 1789 I (Baker 352) 
 
 Height, 3.8. Sub height, 2.8. Width, 2.5. 
 
 [History of the United States. By C. A. Goodrich. Hartford, 1823. J 
 
 WILLIAM WOOLLEY 
 466 Bust, to left. Oval, in rectangle. Mezzotint 
 
 WOOLLEY PlNXIT ET ScULPSIT. | GEORGE WASHINGTON EsQ R 
 
 I Publish'd at the Shakespeare Gallery. No i i Park, 
 N York | (Baker 355) 
 
 Height, 13.10. Sub height, 1 1. 10. Width, 9.15. Oval height, 1 1.4. 
 Oval width, 9.6. 
 
 There is a companion print of Mrs. Washington. 
 
 WILLIAM WOOLLEY 
 
 467 Bust, to left. Oval, in border, 11/16, supported on a base sur- 
 rounded by six female figures, and, above, clouds and sunshine. 
 In lower margin, an eagle placing a wreath of olive upon an urn. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 David Longworth Direxit. | Woolley — Pinxit et Sculpsit. | 
 This Print, from the Original Picture in — the Possession 
 
 207 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 OF LONGWORTH AND WlIEELER | Is BY THEM DEDICATED TO THE 
 
 Memory of — His Excellency Geo Washington Esq* | Pub- 
 lished at the Shakespeare Gallery. N° i i Park, N. York. J 
 
 (Baker 354) 
 
 Height, 22.15. Sub height, 20. 14. Width, 18.8. Oval height, 7.2. Oval 
 width, 5. 1 1. 
 
 467a Same as 467. Everything removed except the portrait in oval. 
 The reduced plate has been printed from in recent years. 
 
 CHARLES CUSHING WRIGHT 
 
 468 Bust, to left. Oval, with double border, 8/16. Line 
 Trott Del 1- Wright Engraver N. Y. | (Baker 356) 
 Oval height, 4.2. Oval width, 2.8. 
 
 [The Book of the Constitution. By Edwin Williams. New York, 1833.] 
 
 [WILLIAM WILSON] 
 
 469 Bust, to left. Vignette. Etching 
 
 Height, 1. 1 1. Width, 1.5. 
 
 The only copy I have seen is unfinished, and is signed 
 "Wm. Wilson N. Y. 1849." 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 470 Bust, to left. Rectangle, with round corners and double line 
 border, 4/16. Background ruled perpendicularly. Line 
 
 G. Washington | Gaspar Y Roig Editores | Madrid. | 
 
 (Baker 374) 
 
 Height, 6.2. Sub height, 4. Width, 3.1. 
 
 208 
 
Number 467 (reduced) 
 Photogravure after mezzotint engraving by William Woolley. 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 471 Full bust, to left. Line 
 
 G. Washington. | Born Feb: ii th (O. S.) 1732. Died Dec? 
 14 th 1799. I Published at Rawle's Republican Book Store, 
 Philadelphia. | (Baker 362) 
 
 Height, 10.10. Sub height, 8.14. Width, 7.8. 
 
 A. SEALEY 
 
 472 Bust, to left. Oval, surrounded by olive and oak branches. En- 
 graver's name in field under neckerchief. Line 
 
 A. Sealey Sc I George Washington. | Bureau. Engraving 
 & Printing. | 
 
 Height, 3.1. Width, 2.3. Oval height, 2. Oval width, 1.10. 
 
 This is the well-known head on the has been used for many other purposes 
 one-dollar United States Treasury legal- besides 472^ and c. 
 tender note, of the issue of 1880, and 
 
 412a Same as 472. Before all letters, but engraver's name. 
 
 4726 Same as 472. In centre of invitation to "Ceremonies on Com- 
 pletion of Washington Monument, 1885." 
 
 472c Same as 472^, on invitation to " Ceremonies in Commemoration 
 of Inauguration of George Washington, 1889." 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 473 Full bust, to left. Oval, with border line, 1/16. Stipple 
 
 Oval height, 3. Oval width, 2.6. 
 
 The only impression I have seen is a finely executed proof before letters. 
 
 2O9 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 474 Half length, to left. Shadow diagonally across upper left corner 
 of background. Stipple 
 
 G. Washington. | 
 
 Height, 5.4. Sub height, 4. 11. Width, 3.3. 
 
 [Life of Washington. By M. L. Weems. Philadelphia, 1814.] 
 
 There would seem to be more than one of these very crude plates nearly alike, 
 
 with the title in open letter. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 475 Bust, to left. Vignette. Stipple 
 G. Washington | "G° Washington" | 
 Height, 4.14. Sub height, 3.8. Width, 3.8. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 476 Bust, to left, on pedestal, with tablet bearing title. Vignette. 
 
 Etching 
 
 Proud not to conquer but fellow men to save | Wash- 
 ington. I 
 
 Height, 5.5. Sub height, 4.5. Width, 3.13. 
 
 The only impression seen is on the cover of an account-book of 1819. 
 
 [WILLIAM STRICKLAND] 
 
 477 Bust, to left, upon a pedestal decorated with the American 
 shield, which is partly hidden by an open scroll inscribed: "Con- 
 
 2IO 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 stitution of the United States." Signed: "Geo Washington." 
 Vignette. Aquatint 
 
 (Baker 337) 
 
 Height, 9. Width, 6.12. 
 
 This plate is attributed to William Strickland, the architect, who did some plates 
 in this manner, but upon what authority it is so ascribed I do not know. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 478 Bust, to left. Ornamental border, 12/16, like a frame, with title 
 upon tablet below. Stipple 
 
 Engraved from Stuart's Painting. | Washington | Philad* 
 Published by Joseph Parker. | 
 
 Height, 8.9. Sub height, 4.10. Width, 3.13. 
 
 418a Same as 478. Address changed to "Philad* Published by M. 
 A. Milliette, 320 Chestnut St." (Baker 211) 
 
 Baker ascribes this plate to Edwin, but I know no plate by Edwin 
 so badly executed. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 479 Full bust, to left. Double border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 General Washington. | London Published by Rich d Evans, 
 17. Paternoster Row. | (Baker 373) 
 
 Height, 6.10. Sub height, 5.6. Width, 4.1 1. 
 
 [History of America. By Wm. Robertson. London, 181 7.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 480 Bust, to left. Vignette, with rectangle border, 7/16, with a lion's 
 head in each corner. Stipple 
 
 21 1 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 George Washington. | Published March 13. 1824 by George 
 Smeeton, 3 Old Bailey. | (Baker 372) 
 
 Height, 4.4. Sub height, 2.3. Width, 1.9. 
 
 [The Unique ; a series of Portraits of Eminent Persons. London, s. a.] 
 
 •480a Same as 480. Address erased. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 481 Bust, to left. Oval, with border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 Geo. Washington | 
 
 Height, 2.10. Oval height, 2. Oval width, 1. 10. 
 
 [Washington's Farewell Address. Keene, New Hampshire, 181 2.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 482 Bust, to left. Circular, with border line, 1/16. Stipple 
 Pub. by P. Price J r Philad a | Washington. | (Baker 365) 
 Height, 4.7. Diameter, 3.10. 
 
 [New American Biographical Dictionary. By T. J. Rogers. Philadelphia, 1829.] 
 This plate is apparently the work of James Barton Longacre. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 483 Full bust, to left. Oval, with border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 George Washington | First President of the United 
 States | and late Lieutenant General of the | American 
 Armies. | (Baker 361) 
 
 Height, 7.12. Width, 5.4. Oval height, 5.10. Oval width, 4.8. 
 
 This plate is apparently the work of Benjamin Tanner. 
 212 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 STEPHEN J. FERRIS 
 
 484 Full bust, to left. Inscription on field at bottom. In lower 
 margin arms of Washington. Etching 
 
 P L 353- — S. J. Ferris eau forte 1901 d'apres G. Stuart | 
 " Go. Washington " | 
 
 Height, 12.2. Sub height, 10.14. Width, 8.14. 
 
 484a Same as 484. Before arms of Washington and facsimile sig- 
 nature. 
 
 " PI 353-" signifies the number of plates etched by Mr. Ferris. 
 
 CART 
 
 485 Bust, to left. Stipple 
 Cart : sc. | Geo. Washington. | 
 
 Height, 4.2. Sub height, 3.9. Width, 3. 
 
 This plate is a copy of 361. 
 
 [JOHN ROBERTS] 
 
 486 Bust, to left. Oval. Mezzotint 
 
 (Baker 314) 
 
 Oval height, 3.2. Oval width, 2.8. 
 
 Engraved by John Roberts, New York, I have seen, is extremely rich and shows 
 
 1799, who, after a few impressions were fine execution. It was presented by the 
 
 taken, defaced the plate by rubbing it engraver to Alexander Anderson, the 
 
 down, from which rubbed plate modern wood-engraver. For an account of this 
 
 impressions have been taken. The only plate, see Dunlap's History of the Arts of 
 
 original impression from the plate, that Design in theUnitedStates,Vol. I, p. 428. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 487 Bust, to left. Mezzotint 
 Height, 4. 11. Width, 3.10. 
 
 213 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 487« Same as 487. Reworked with lines on right side of face, and 
 lettered: "Published by J. C. Buttre Co. | "G° Washington" | " 
 
 4876 Same as 487a. Without facsimile signature. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 488 Full bust, to left. Oval. Aquatint 
 
 Washington | 1 732-1 799 | Fondateur de l'Independance 
 Americaine I Premier President de la . Republique des 
 Etats Unis I 
 
 Height, 2.7. Oval height, 2. Oval width, 1. 10. 
 
 On same plate, to right, a portrait of Lafayette, after Ary Scheffer. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 489 Bust, to left. Oval, surrounded with wreaths of oak leaves; in 
 the field, " 1789." With a companion portrait of Benjamin Har- 
 rison, with an eagle over both, on a shield, holding two flags, 
 one with thirteen stars above Washington, and the other with 
 forty-two stars above Harrison. Mixed 
 
 Height, 1 1.8. Width, 9.8. 
 
 The only copies I have seen were printed on calico. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 490 Head, to left. Oval, with border line, in centre of vignette 
 armorial design, with ribbon at top and bottom, upon which is 
 inscription. Line 
 
 214 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 R. Lowe | N° 115 White Street. | 
 
 Height, 4. Width, 4. Oval height, 1.4. Oval width, 1.2. 
 
 490a Same as 490. Before all letters. 
 
 HUGUENIN AND BOILLOT 
 
 491 Bust, to left. Oval, with border, 1/16. At top, in centre, of 
 business card of engravers. At bottom, an eagle with shield, 
 inscription on ribbon. Entire card engraved to rectangle in 
 scroll and flower design. Line 
 
 Huguenin & Boillot. | Engravers | N°. 81. Nassau St I New 
 York | H & B. . . S. P.— 1855 | 
 
 Height, 2.3. Width, 3.7. Oval height, .6. Oval width, .5. 
 
 S. STILES 
 
 492 Bust, to left. Vignette, in broken oval, at top of page of " L 
 Jackson's Ornamental Writing Book. New York 1 827." Upon 
 title-page " L. Jackson scrip!" and " S. Stiles Sculp!" Outline 
 
 Oval height, 1. 1 3. Oval width, 1.15. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 493 Head, to left. Oval. Line 
 Continental Bank Note Co. N? 2 | 
 
 Height, 1. 15. Oval height, 1.9. Oval width, 1.5. 
 
 215 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [CHARLES SCHLECHT] 
 494 Bust, to left. Vignette. Line 
 Continental Bank Note Co New York | 
 Height, 3.12. Sub height, 3.10. Width, 2.13. 
 
 494« Same as 494. Without inscription. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 495 Bust, to left. Vignette. Stipple 
 G. Washington | "G° Washington" | 
 Height, 4.14. Sub height, 3.9. Width, 3.12. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 496 Bust, to left. Vignette. Stipple 
 His path be ours | Washington | 
 Height, 2.12. Sub height, 2.3. Width, 2. 
 
 [Washington's Farewell Address. Concord, 181 2.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 497 Bust, to left. Vignette. Mezzotint 
 
 Gen. Washington. | Pub. by C. Bohn 568 Penna. Av. Wash- 
 ington, D. C. I 
 
 Height, 2.13. Sub height, 2.1. Width, 2.4. 
 
 2l6 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 498 Bust, to left. Vignette. Etching 
 Height, 3. Width, 2.8. 
 
 W. BANKS AND SON 
 
 499 Head, to right. Vignette, with ruled background and upper cor- 
 ners rounded. Border line, 4/16, broken for engraver's name. 
 
 Line 
 
 W. Banks & Son. Edin r | " G° Washington " | 
 Height, 3.1 1. Sub height, 2.15. Width, 2.5. 
 
 [Life of George Washington. Halifax.] 
 
 PIERRE FRANCOIS BERTONNIER 
 
 500 Bust, to right. Vignette, in rectangle of a single line, with a 
 decorative border done on wood, surmounted by a globe over 
 which is an eagle, beneath a star emitting rays. All lettering, 
 except name of engraver, is on the wood block. Line 
 
 Galerie Napoleon. | Bertonnier sculp 1- | Verite | Leto. 
 
 INV. PORRET. SC. | " G° WASHINGTON " | (WASHINGTON) | Be- 
 
 nard, Editeur, Galerie Vivienne, N° 49. I (Baker 184) 
 
 Height, 7.6. Sub height, 2.4. Width, 3.4. Sub width, 1. 12. 
 
 500« Same as 500. Without any border or lettering except " Ber- 
 tonnier sculp'". 
 
 500& Same as 500. With border of three lines, 4/16, within which is 
 engraver's name, and outside floriated border by "Clerget," 
 within which is " Washington". Below, " Danlos, Editeur, Quai 
 Malaquais, | Paris. | " 
 
 Height, 6.15. Width, 5.8. 
 
 217 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 500c Same as 500. Woodcut border, an American eagle at top, 
 and a bee on either side, at centre. " Telliet — Andrew Best 
 Leloir." 
 
 500d Same as 500. With irregular border on copper. 
 Height, 4.2. Width, 3.4. 
 
 MARIE GABRIELLE COIGNETO 
 501 Bust, to right. Vignette, in rectangle of a single line. Line 
 Mlle Coigneto Sc | 
 Height, 2.4. Width, 1. 12. 
 
 501a Same as 501. Without any lettering. 
 
 5016 Same as 501. With "Washington (George.)" in type above, 
 on page of " Iconographie instructive. Paris De l'imprimerie 
 de Rignoux rue des Francs. -Bourgeoise-S. Michel, No 8." 
 
 (Baker 196) 
 
 501c Same as 501^. With border of two lines, 2/16, and " G° Wash- 
 ington." 
 
 500 and 501 are so nearly alike that it and are believed to be correct. Both 
 is difficult to distinguish them, and the engravers are well known, and both 
 two prints are readily confused with plates show certain similar peculiarities, 
 each other, but the above assignments the result doubtless of one being copied 
 have been made after careful scrutiny from the other. 
 
 EDWARD S. BEST 
 
 502 Head, to right. Oval. Line 
 
 "G 0 Washington" [ Engraved expressly for Graham's Mag- 
 
 218 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 AZINE FROM THE ORIGINAL PAINTING BY G. STUART | BY E. S. 
 
 Best at J. M. Butler's establishment 84 Chestnut St. | 
 
 (Baker 185) 
 
 Height, 7.8. Oval height, 5.14. Oval width, 5. 1 . 
 502a Same as 502. All lettering removed except "G° Washington". 
 
 [EDWARD S. BEST] 
 503 Head, to right. Oval. Line 
 "G° Washington" | (Baker 186) 
 
 Height, 4.4. Oval height, 2.15. Oval width, 2.9. 
 
 I. BOWER 
 
 504 Bust, to right. Circle, with border, 1/16, facing a similar circle, 
 to right, containing portrait of John Adams. Below circle, a 
 tablet with title. Both circles inclosed in a rectangle ; background 
 of diagonal lines, forming a plaid, with a star in each open space. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 G. Washington. | I. Bower, Sc. Phil* | 
 Height, 5.12. Width, 7.8. Diameter, 1.14. 
 
 [CHARLES KENNEDY BURT] 
 
 505 Bust, to right. Oval, with border line, 1/16, and a half wreath 
 of olive and oak leaves from bottom up, with ribbon inscribed 
 "1 789- 1 889." Line 
 
 International Bank Note Co New York | 
 Height, 2.15. Oval height, 1.15. Oval width, 1.10. 
 
 505« Same as 505. Before all letters. 
 
 219 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 DANFORTH, WRIGHT & CO. 
 506 Bust, to right. Oval. Line 
 Danforth, Wright & Co New York & Philad a | 
 Height, I.I I. Oval height, 1.3. Oval width, .15. 
 
 506a Same as 506. At top of group of nine portraits, with John 
 Marshall to right, W. H. Harrison to left, and Theodore Freling- 
 huysen at bottom. In centre of group, a nondescript medallion 
 of Washington. Relettered: "Engraved by Danforth, Under- 
 wood & Co." 
 
 Height, 6.3. Width, 4.3. 
 506& Same as 506a:. " Literature & Fashion " added. 
 
 AMOS DOOLITTLE 
 
 507 Bust, to right. Oval, with border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 Connecticut Magazine. | A. Doolittle Sc | George Wash- 
 ington. I (Baker 204) 
 
 Height, 5.3. Oval height, 4. Oval width, 3.7. 
 
 [Connecticut Magazine or Gentleman's and Lady's Monthly Museum, 
 
 January, 1801.] 
 
 507a Same as 507. Reworked and relettered: "Published by Shel- 
 ton & Kensett — A. Doolittle Sc | George Washington. | The 
 Saviour of his Country | " 
 
 Height, 5. 
 
 It is possible that 507 and 507a are is impossible to determine definitely. At 
 different plates, but there is so much all events 507 has virtually been re- 
 similarity with so much difference it engraved in 507^. 
 
 220 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 DAVID EDWIN 
 
 508 Bust, to right. Oval, with border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 Edwin sc. | George Washington | General and Commander 
 in chief of the I American Revolutionary Army, and first | 
 President of the United States. | (Baker 212) 
 
 Height, 6.6. Oval height, 4.1. Oval width, 3.5. 
 
 [Life of Washington. By A. Bancroft. Worcester, 1807. J 
 
 SAMUEL FOLWELL 
 
 509 Bust, to right. Vignette, in rectangle, to represent a canvas 
 upon an easel, before which the Spirit of Art, with palette and 
 brushes, is at work. In the right distance is the Capitol at 
 Washington, and towering above is the American eagle. 
 
 Etching 
 
 Philadelphia Repertory Vol i | S. Folwell de l e t scu p | 
 Height, 5.8. Width, 6. Sub height, .7. Sub width, .7. 
 
 [Title-page to No. i, issued May 5, 1810, by Dennis Hart.] 
 
 THOMAS GIMBREDE 
 
 510 Bust, to right. Stipple 
 
 T Gimbrede Sc. I George Washington. | Published by Riley 
 and Adams, New-York. | 
 
 Height, 3.1 1. Sub height, 3.3. Width, 2.10. 
 
 510a Same as 510. Address changed to "C. N. Baldwin." 
 
 221 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 5106 Same as 5100. "Sc" after engraver's name erased and the 
 address changed to " Publish'd by C. N. Baldwin, Printer, 
 N. York." in a different letter. 
 
 [The Literary Casket and Pocket Magazine, May, 1822.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 511 Bust, to right. Stipple 
 
 Gen l George Washington. | 
 
 Height, 4.2. Sub height, 3.8. Width, 2.14. 
 
 The execution is much like that of Thomas Gimbrede. 
 
 R. G. HARRISON 
 
 512 Bust, to right. Oval, on title-page of " The Ladies' Musical 
 Port Folio." Line 
 
 R. G. Harrison Inv t Sc t | 
 Oval height, .8. Oval width, .6. 
 
 DAVID CLAYPOOLE JOHNSTON 
 
 513 Bust, to right. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 D. C. Johnston Sc. | George Washington. | (Baker 266) 
 
 Height, 3.12. Sub height, 3. Width, 2.8. 
 
 [Life of Washington. By A. Bancroft. Boston, 1826.] 
 222 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 THOMAS JOHNSON 
 
 514 Head, to right. Oval, with border, 2/16, extended to rectangle 
 by corners, in imitation of brick-work. In lower right corner 
 etcher's initials and date. Etching 
 
 T. J. 1900. I 
 
 Height, 14. Width, 12.4. Oval height, 10.8. Oval width, 8.9. 
 Printed in black, and also with the head in red and the border in black. 
 
 514a Same as 514. Before initials and date. 
 
 R. S. JONES 
 
 515 Head, to right. Circular medallion, with border line, 1/16. 
 Heading to a poem entitled "The Mason's Adieu."; with ma- 
 sonic emblems. Line 
 
 T C Fielding Del — R. S. Jones Sc | (Copyright 1873) | The 
 Ancient Landmarks. | J. H. Daniels PrinT | 
 
 Height, 1 2. 1 1. Width, 17. Diameter, .15. 
 
 [I. W. KREEGOR] 
 
 516 Bust, to right. With border line, 2/16, at top and sides, and 
 5/16 at bottom. Line 
 
 Height, 3.4. Width, 2.13. 
 
 The only impression that I have seen is unfinished, and has engraver's name 
 written on the back : " I. W. Kreegor 1878." 
 
 223 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [GEORGE E. PERINE] 
 
 517 Bust, to right. Oval. Mixed 
 J. N. Allan, 85 Liberty St. N. Y. | "G? Washington" | 
 Height, 3.10. Sub height, 3. Oval height, 2.15. Oval width, 2.5. 
 
 517a Same as 517. Before all letters. 
 
 5176 Same as 517. Address changed to " 146 Fulton St. N. Y." 
 L. RADOS 
 
 518 Bust, to right. Oval. Stipple 
 L. Rados inc. I Washington | 
 
 Height, 4.2. Oval height, 3.4. Oval width, 2.12. 
 
 [JOHN SARTAIN] 
 
 519 Full bust, to right. Mezzotint 
 Height, 3.7. Width, 2.3. 
 
 On same plate, to right, a portrait of Mrs. Washington. 
 
 JOHN SARTAIN 
 
 520 Bust, to right. Oval, in rectangle. Mezzotint 
 
 Painted by Stuart. — (Copyright 1865) — Engraved by John 
 Sartain. I Bradley & Co. Publishers, 66 Nth. 4TH. St. Phila- 
 delphia. I George Washington. | (Baker 325) 
 
 Height, 1 1. 10. Sub height, 10.8. Width, 8.13. Oval height, 9.3. 
 Oval width, 7.7. 
 
 224 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 520« Same as 520. Before title, and with the word "Proof." 
 520& Same as 520. Without any lettering. 
 
 WILLIAM SARTAIN 
 
 521 Full bust, to right. Oval, in rectangle. Mezzotint 
 
 Engraved & Published by William Sartain 728 Sansom, 
 Philad a I George Washington. | (Baker 326) 
 
 Height, 12. 1. Sub height, 1 1.1. Width, 9.6. Oval height, 9.3. Oval 
 width, 7.7. 
 
 I. SCOLES 
 
 522 Bust, to right. Oval, with border line, 2/16, in a rectangle. 
 Title in arched tablet beneath oval. Stipple 
 
 GenV I George Washington | departed this Life Dec? 14 
 1799 I Aged 68. | Scoles. sc. | Publish'd by I Low N York. | 
 
 (Baker 327) 
 
 Height, 4.8. Sub height, 4.4. Width, 2.14. Oval height, 2.9. Oval 
 width, 2. 
 
 522a Same as 522. Plate much worn and all lettering erased except 
 "George Washington." 
 
 BENJAMIN TANNER 
 
 523 Bust, to right. Oval, with stipple border line, 2/16, within which 
 is engraver's name. Stipple 
 
 B. Tanner, Sc. | G. Washington. | (Baker 340) 
 
 Height, 6. Oval height, 4.8. Oval width, 3.13. 
 
 225 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 BENJAMIN TANNER 
 
 524 Bust, to right. Oval, with border line, 1/16, in rectangle of 
 horizontal lines, within which, below oval, is a tablet with title. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 G. Washington. | Tanner sc. | Engraved for the Rev d M. L. 
 Weems. I (Baker 338) 
 
 Height, 4.1. Sub height, 3.3. Width, 2.6. Oval height, 1.9. Oval 
 width, 1.4. 
 
 [Weems Life of Washington. Second Edition. Philadelphia, 1800.] 
 
 BENJAMIN TANNER 
 
 525 Bust, to right. Oval, with border line, 1/16, in rectangle, with 
 border line outside. Stipple 
 
 B. Tanner sc. | Published by J. Ormrod, 41 Chestnut 
 Street. | 
 
 Height, 3.6. Sub height, 3.4. Width, 2.6. Oval height, 1.9. Oval 
 width, 1.4. 
 
 [Biographical Memoirs of the Illustrious Gen. George Washington. 
 
 Philadelphia.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 526 Bust, to right. Oval, with border line, 1/16, in rectangle of 
 horizontal lines, in which, to right of oval, about the centre, are 
 two dots. Three buttons are also plainly visible on coat. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 Height, 3.2. Width, 2.5. Oval height, 1.9. Oval width, 1.5. 
 
 [Weems Life of Washington. Seventh Ediiion. Philadelphia, 1808.I 
 
 226 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 527 Bust, to right. Oval, with border line, 1/16, in rectangle of 
 horizontal lines. No buttons on coat. Stipple 
 
 Qt\ Washington | (Baker 339) 
 
 Height, 3.6. Sub height, 3.3. Width, 2.6. Oval height, 1. 10. Oval 
 width, 1.5. 
 
 [Weems Life of Washington. Ninth Edition. Philadelphia, 1809.] 
 527a Same as 527. Title erased. 
 
 [ASHER BROWN DURAND] 
 
 528 Bust, to right. Oval, with some horizontal lines not finished 
 into a rectangle. Stipple 
 
 George Washington. | 
 
 Height, 2.4. Width, 2.4. Oval height, I. II. Oval width, 1.7. 
 
 This was an early experiment by Asher pression preserved is that in Durand's 
 
 Brown Durand, copied from one of collected works, arranged by the writer, 
 
 Tanner's prints, in Weems Life of and now in the Public Library, New 
 
 Washington. Possibly the only im- York. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 529 Full bust, to right. Oval, with border line, 2/16. Mixed 
 Washington. | 
 
 Height, 4.2. Oval height, 3.6. Oval width, 2.9. 
 
 [Georg Washington. Chemnitz, 1804. J 
 This may be Baker 378. 
 227 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 530 Bust, to right. Oval, with borderline, 1/16. Line 
 
 "G° Washington" | 
 
 Height, 2.5. Oval height, 1.10. Oval width, 1.5. 
 
 In type, " Compliments Washington Assurance Co." 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 531 Bust, to right. Borderline, 1/16. Line 
 Gen l George Washington. | 
 
 Height, 2.10. Sub height, 2. Width, 1. 12. 
 
 [Life of Washington. By Arnold. New York, 1842.] 
 
 531a Same as 531. Without border line and lettering. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 532 Bust, to right. Oval, in irregular border of single lines, 11/16, 
 within which is title. Stipple 
 
 *0??H WOTOVIIH8AW .O I os I 
 
 Oval height, 3.10. Oval width, 2.12. 
 
 A print from a plate evidently intended to be used for transfer upon china, 
 wherefore the title is reversed. 
 
 TEUBNER 
 
 533 Bust, to right. In scroll frame, 2/16, with laurel branches meet- 
 ing at top and falling over sides. Below, an eagle perched on a 
 
 228 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 quiver, with arrows, holding in beak a ribbon, inscribed "Ladies 
 — Ticket". On either side, flags; to extreme right, a drum and 
 to extreme left, a camp. Vignette. Line 
 
 Washington's Birth Day Ball, | by the Military of N. 
 York 1842. | Teubner sc. | The Company of is respect- 
 fully REQUESTED | 
 
 Height, 3.4. Sub height, 2.1 1. Width, 4. Head height, .14. 
 Width, .12. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 534 Bust, to right. Oval. Line 
 
 Plate Printers' Union Annual Ball. | Webster Hall | 
 Gentleman's Ticket. | Tuesday February 2i ST 1893 | Ameri- 
 can Bank Note Co. New York | 
 
 Height, 1.8. Width, 1.3. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 535 Bust, to right. Vignette. Etching and Stipple 
 
 Washington | 
 
 Height, 4.9. Sub height, 3.1 1. Width, 3.6. 
 
 This would appear to be an early unfinished trial proof, but from its being lettered 
 would seem to have been used. It has German characteristics. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 536 Bust, to right. Mezzotint 
 
 Height, 4.12. Width, 3.12. 
 
 Done with a roulette over a ruled background. 
 229 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 537 Bust, to right. Vignette. Mezzotint 
 "G° Washington" | 
 
 Height, 4.10. Width, 4.8. 
 
 [THOMAS DONEY] 
 
 538 Bust, to right. Mezzotint 
 
 (Baker 202) 
 
 Height, 4.12. Width, 3. 1 1. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 539 Bust, to right. Oval, with border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 Washington | 
 
 Height, 4.2. Oval height, 3.6. Oval width, 2.9. 
 
 This print was published in Belfast, 1800. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 540 Full bust, to right. Vignette. Stipple 
 Geo. Washington. | 
 
 Height, 3.14. Sub height, 3.10. Width, 2.12. 
 
 [Dearborn's Boston Notions. Boston, 1848.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 541 Bust, to right. 
 Geo: Washington. | N. Dearborn Boston. | 
 Height, 4.10. Sub height, 3.9. Width, 2.15. 
 
 Stipple 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 542 Bust, to right. Oval, with border line, 1/16. Line 
 Baldwin & Gleason N.Y. | 
 
 Height, 2.6. Oval height, 1.9. Oval width, 1.5. 
 
 This plate has been used on many advertisements, usually printed on 
 celluloid, with different lettering. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 543 Bust, to right. Circular, with blank space at bottom. Stipple 
 Washington | 
 
 Diameter, 3.1. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 544 Bust, to right. Oval, with border line, 1/16. Stipple 
 
 Deare's Edition | Dedicated to the | Washington Benevo- 
 lent I Societies | in New Jersey. | Geo. Washington | Pub- 
 lish'd & Sold by Lewis Deare | N Brunswick N Jersey. | 
 
 (Baker 363) 
 
 Height, 4.4. Width, 2.2. Oval height, 2.10. Oval width, 1.15. 
 [Washington's Farewell Address. New Brunswick, 1813.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 545 Full bust, to right. Vignette, in oval, with stipple border line. 
 In left distance, an encampment indistinctly seen. Stipple 
 
 GenV George Washington | (Baker 364) 
 
 Height, 4.2. Oval height, 3.6. Oval width, 2.13. 
 
 [Das Leben des Georg. Washington. M. L. Weems. Bait., 1817.] 
 
 23I 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 546 Bust, to right. Bank-note plate. Line 
 Height, 2. Width, 1. 1 1. 
 
 546« Same as 546. Reduced to an oval and used on engraved title- 
 page of " The I Book of the | Army | of the | United States | 
 By I John Frost, L.L.D. | New York | D. Appleton & Co. | 
 
 I845-" 
 
 Oval height, 1.14. Oval width, 1.9. 
 
 5466 Same as 5460. Address changed to "Hartford, | Belknap & 
 Hamersley." | 
 
 546c Same as 546^. Title-page to "A | Pictorial History | of the 
 Wars, I of the | United States | By | John Ledyard Denison 
 A.M. I i860." I (Baker 366) 
 
 546rZ Same as 546^. Title-page to "A | Pictorial History | of the | 
 New World. | Edited by | John Ledyard Denison, A. M. 
 1861." (Baker 368) 
 
 JAMES BARTON LONGACRE 
 
 547 Bust, to left. Oval in the bow of a canoe freighted with a 
 female figure of Hope, resting her right arm on a similar oval 
 containing a portrait of Franklin. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 J B Longacre Engraver | J. B. L. Del. & Sc. | 
 
 Height, 1. 12. Width, 2.10. Oval height, .6. Oval width, .3. 
 
 Business card of the engraver. 
 232 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 548 Bust, to right. Oval. Line 
 
 (Baker 181) 
 
 Oval height, .3. Oval width, .2. 
 
 548ft Same as 548. Upon breast of eagle, at left, toward bottom of 
 vignette, above which, to right, is a female figure of Justice hold- 
 ing the scales, in an oval lathe- work border, 3/16. 
 
 Height, 1.4. Width, 1.2. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 549 Bust, to right. Oval, with border line. Line 
 Oval height, .3. Oval width, .2. 
 
 548, 5480, and 549 are the smallest en- only by the use of a glass. They were 
 graved portraits of Washington that are probably the work of James Barton 
 known, and their difference can be seen Longacre, the engraver of 547. 
 
 [ASAPH WILLARD] 
 
 550 Bust, to left. Oval, with stipple border line, 1/16. Above, an 
 eagle with shield ; arrows and olive branch in talons. An oak 
 branch on either side extends two-thirds up from bottom. Stipple 
 
 Map I of the I United States | Compiled from the most — 
 Authentic Sources. | Washington | Published by E Hunt- 
 ington & A Willard I Hartford | 1826 | 
 
 Height, 6.4. Width, 4.15. Oval height, 3.3. Oval width, 2.10. 
 
 550a Same as 550. Address changed to " Published by Willis 
 Thrall | Hartford | 1828 | " 
 
 550& Same as 550a. Date changed to " 1831 ". 
 
 233 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 551 Bust, to left. Oval, with border line, 1/16. Above, an eagle, 
 and on either side, from bottom up, wreaths of oak leaves. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 Washington | 
 
 Height, 4.8. Width, 3.8. Oval height, 3.2. Oval width, 2.7. 
 From map of the United States. Published by B. S. Squire, New York, 1837. 
 
 WILLIAM CHAPIN 
 
 552 Bust, to left. Oval, with border, 3/16, ornaments on either side 
 and oak leaves beneath. Stipple 
 
 Map I of the I United States | Published by H. Phelps, | 
 New- York. | 1833. | Engraved by W^ 1 Chapin N. York. | 
 (Copyright 1832) | 
 
 Height, 6.3. Width, 3.8. Oval height, 2.14. Oval width, 2.7. 
 
 WILLIAM CHAPIN 
 
 553 Bust, to left. Oval, in border, 4/16, with oak branches at bot- 
 tom and ornaments at sides. Etching 
 
 Map I of the | United States | Published by J. Webster | 
 New- York. | 1835 | Engraved by W m Chapin N. York. | 
 (Copyright 1834). | 
 
 Height, 6. Width, 4.5. Oval height, 3. Oval width, 2.6. 
 
 553a Same as 553. Date changed to "1837." 
 
 234 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [WILLIAM CHAPIN] 
 
 554 Bust, to left. Circular medallion, with border, 5/16, upon which 
 is inscribed "Washington". On either side, a cornucopia, and 
 above, an American eagle. Beneath, a wreath and sword, the 
 scabbard lettered "G. W.". Line 
 
 National | Map | of the | United States | by | William 
 Chapin I New York | 1835 | 
 
 Height, 9. Width, 8. Diameter, 2.8. 
 
 554tf Same as 554. Date changed to " 1837". 
 
 For another "map portrait," see 354. 
 
 WILLIAM D. SMITH 
 
 555 Bust, to right. Border, 1/16, within which is title. To left of 
 centre, in upper border, of " Phelp's National Map of the United 
 States." Line 
 
 Washington | New York | Published by | Ensigns & Thayer 
 I 36 Ann Street | 1848 | Portraits & Arms | Eng d by Wm. 
 D. Smith | (Copyright 1845) I 
 
 Height, 1.6. Width, 1.4. 
 
 HENRY BRYAN HALL 
 
 556 Bust, to left. Oval, with frame, 10/16, upon which are thirteen 
 stars, surmounted by an eagle, holding in talons a ribbon in- 
 scribed: "E Pluribus-Unum." At bottom, the shield of the 
 United States, and on either side olive branches. Mixed 
 
 235 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 Drawn & Engraved by H. B. Hall from the Original head 
 by Stuart in the Athenaeum Boston, | "G° Washington" | 
 Published by W. Pate 16 Burling Slip, N.Y. | (Baker 242) 
 
 Height, 12.6. Width, 8.4. Oval height, 6.5. Oval width, 5. 
 
 556a Same as 556. Ornamental frame and lettering removed, and 
 ruled rectangle substituted. Relettered: 
 
 "G° Washington" | From the original portrait by Stuart, 
 in the Boston Athenaeum. | Johnson, Fry & Company, Pub- 
 lishers, New York. | 
 
 Height, 8.15. Sub height, 7.3. Width, 6.15. Oval height, 6.3. Oval 
 width, 5. 
 
 [Life and Times of Washington. By Schroeder. New York, 1857.] 
 
 5566 Same as 556a. "G° Washington" erased and "Washington" 
 substituted. 
 
 556c Same as 5560. Name of publisher changed to "Johnson, Wil- 
 son & Co." Ruled rectangle lengthened to 7.8. 
 
 W. L. GERMON 
 
 557 Bust, to left. Oval, with border line, 1/16, surmounted by an 
 eagle on a half globe. To right the Goddess of Liberty with 
 staff and cap, and to left a figure of Commerce. In the back- 
 ground shipping. Vignette. Line 
 
 C Nickerson I Hatter | W. L. Germon S c | No 51 Arch 
 Street | Philadelphia | 
 
 Height, 2.4. Width, 2.8. Head, oval height, .13. Oval width, .12. 
 
 236 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 558 Bust, to left. Oval, with border, i/i 6, surmounted by a spread 
 eagle, with a radiating star under each wing, holding a laurel 
 and an oak garland on either side, about oval. Below, a ribbon 
 and an American shield with fifteen stars. The whole surrounded 
 by a scroll border. Line 
 
 George Washington | Born Feb. 22 nd 1732 Died Dec. 14™ 
 1799- I 
 
 Height, 3.14. Sub height, 3.4. Width, 2.6. Oval height, 1.6. Oval 
 width, \ .2. 
 
 558a Same as 558. Before any letters and before rays below oval. 
 558& Same as 558. Before any letters. 
 
 558c Same as 558. Later state, ornamental border re-etched showing 
 slight variations. 
 
 JOHN A. O'NEILL 
 
 559 Bust, to left. Vignette, to left, centre of plate, within rectangle 
 of single line. In centre, Goddess of Liberty floating on clouds, 
 holding in left hand a scroll, inscribed: "Constitution", over a 
 shield that rests upon the Liberty Bell, while, with right hand, 
 she crowns Washington with a laurel wreath. Above, an 
 American eagle, with ribbon in mouth inscribed: "Liberty". 
 
 Line 
 
 Drawn by— Eng d by J. A O'Neill N. Y.— A Will. | (Copy- 
 right 1880) I Liberty Bell 1776 |. 
 
 Height, 7.8. Sub height, 6. 10. Width, 4.4. Head, height, 1. Width, .14. 
 [American Bastiles. By John A. Marshall. New York, 1880.] 
 
 237 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 JOSEPH PERKINS AND CHARLES HEATH 
 
 560 Bust, to left. Vignette, in rectangle, with border, 5/16, of lathe 
 work with a star in each corner. Above, an eagle displayed, with 
 American shield, and ribbon with motto, "E Pluribus Unum." 
 Below, an American flag, folded about staff, with title. Stipple 
 
 Washington | Perkins & Heath. Patent Hardened Steel 
 Plate | (Baker 304) 
 
 Height, 4.7. Width, 2.12. Sub height, 2.4. Sub width, 1. II. 
 
 [Pinnock's Catechism of the History of America. Part 2. London, 1822. J 
 
 A. REED 
 
 561 Bust, to left. Vignette. Over the head, a figure of Fame 
 holding trumpet in left hand, while with right hand she crowns 
 Washington with a laurel wreath. Stipple 
 
 Pro Patria | A Reed sc. E. W. Con. | Washington | Benevo- 
 lent I Society. | (Baker 308) 
 
 Height, 3. 11. Sub height, 2. n. Width, 1.10. 
 
 [Washington's Farewell Address. Springfield, Mass., 181 2.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 562 Bust, to left. Vignette. Similar to 561. Stipple 
 Pro Patria. | Washington | Benevolent Society. | 
 Height, 3.13. Sub height, 2.9. Width, 1.4. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 563 Bust, to left. Vignette. Similar to 561. Stipple 
 
 238 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 Pro Patria. | Washington | Benevolent | Society. | County 
 of Rensselaer. | 
 
 Height, 4.2. Sub height, 2.12. Width, 1.6. 
 
 Printed on satin for a badge. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 564 Bust, to left. Vignette. Similar to 561. Stipple 
 
 Centenary | Anniversary | Feb. 22. 1832. | Washington | 
 First in War, First in | Peace And First in the | hearts 
 of his Countrymen. | 
 
 Height, 3.15. Sub height, 2.12. Width, 1.8. 
 
 Printed on satin for a badge. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 565 Bust, to left. Irregular oval, with stipple border line, 1/16. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 Pro Patria | Washington | Benevolent | Society. | 
 Height, 3.3. Oval height, 2. Oval width, 1.6. 
 
 [Washington's Farewell Address. Hartford, 181 3.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 566 Head, to left. Oval, suspended by a ribbon, to a tree, held by 
 a winged female figure of Fame. Line 
 
 Height, 2. Width, 1.4. Oval height, .7. Oval width, .6. 
 
 239 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 MEDAIRY AND BANNERMAN 
 
 567 Bust, to left. Oval, with pennants on either side inscribed: "In 
 Commemoration of the | Centennial Anniversary | — of the 
 Birth of the Father | of his Country Feb 2 2 d 1832. | " Above, 
 a view of the Baltimore monument, over it, " Baltimore Pa- 
 triotism." Below, the tomb at Mount Vernon, lettered "Wash- 
 ington." Beneath, "Born Feb. 22 d 1732. Died Dec. 14.^ 1799. I 
 Aged — 67" I Under, eagle with shield inscribed " Union." 
 
 Line 
 
 Eng. by Medairy & Bannerman. | 
 
 Height, 6.10. Width, 2.4. Oval height, 1.9. Oval width, 1.4. 
 
 ROBERT TILLER 
 
 568 Bust, to left. Oval, in border, 1/16, containing nineteen visible 
 stars, supporting a spread eagle, with an olive wreath and rays 
 above. To right, a field piece, flag, and stand of arms. To 
 left, a plow, beehive, and growing corn. In front, a rolled 
 scroll and inkstand, with two quills. Stipple 
 
 Centennial | Anniversary | Tiller sc | of the birth day 
 of I Washington | i 83 2 | 
 
 Height, 2.3. Sub height, 1.4. Width, 1.5. Oval height, .8. Oval 
 width, .6. 
 
 ROBERT TILLER 
 
 569 Bust, to left. Oval, with olive branches on either side. Above, 
 pen and sword crossed. Around, diverging rays. Stipple 
 
 Tiller sc | Centennial Anniversary | of the birthday of | 
 Washington | 1832. | 
 
 Height, 2.8. Width, 1. 12. Oval height, 1. 1. Oval width, . 1 3. 
 
 24O 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 569a Same as 569. Inscription erased and " Native | American 
 Beware of Foreign influence. | Association | " substituted. 
 
 ROBERT TILLER 
 
 570 Bust, to left. Oval, in rectangle, representing a frame with 
 spandrel. Above, an eagle and shield, and below, a drapery, 
 with title. Stipple 
 
 Tiller sc. Phila. [ Patriae Pater. | 
 
 Height, 3.7. Width, 2.5. Oval height, 1.9. Oval width, 1.5. 
 
 J. AND W. W. WARR 
 
 571 Head, to left. Oval, in frame, 2/16, surrounded by oak leaves 
 from which rays of light diverge. Above, sword and pen crossed 
 in a wreath. Line 
 
 Tribute of Respect. | Manufactured | at the | Grand Civic 
 Procession | Feb y 22ND. 1832. | Centennial Anniversary of 
 the Birth of Washington | Presented to General La- 
 fayette I By the Hatters of the City and County of 
 Philad a I Engraved by J & W. W. Warr | Printed by Thomas 
 & Winship I 
 
 Height, 4.2. Width, 3.8. Oval height, . 12. Oval width, . 1 1. 
 
 571a Same as 571. "Charles Carroll of Carrollton" in place of "Gen- 
 eral Lafayette". 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 572 Bust, to left. Oval, on a shield with stars and stripes. Above, the 
 rising sun with radiating rays. Below, compass and square. Line 
 
 241 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 The I ioo T .? | Anniversary | Washington & Liberty | Feb. 
 22. | 1832 I 
 
 Height, 4. Width, 1.8. Oval height, .13. Oval width, .10. 
 
 Printed on satin for a badge. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 573 Bust, to left. Oval, in a frame, 1/16, representing a row of pearls. 
 Above, diverging rays; below, implements of war. Line 
 
 Centennial Celebration | Febryuary 22, 1 83 2 j William's 
 Badge | 
 
 Height, 2.15. Width, 1. 1 2. Oval height, . 1 5. Oval width, . 12. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 574 Head, to left. Oval medallion, on a pedestal supporting an urn 
 filled with flowers. Over the urn, diverging rays. Line 
 
 Centennial | Celebration | Born Feb. 22. 1732. Died Dec. 
 14. 1799 I Published by R Morgan 279 Market St. | 
 
 Height, 3.12. Width, 1. 11. Oval height, . 1 2. Oval width, . 1 1. 
 
 574a Same as 574. Divergings rays and all lettering, except third 
 line, erased. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 575 Bust, to left. Embracing a bust of Abraham Lincoln, with left 
 arm around him and with right crowning him with a laurel 
 wreath. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 Height, 2.8. Width, 2.8. 
 
 242 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 WILLIAM CHARLES 
 
 576 Bust, to left, in clouds at right of plate. Caricature, inscribed: 
 "I left with you a precious casket of choicest Blessings. Sup- 
 ported by three Pillars. Desist my sons from pulling at them. 
 Should you remove one you destroy the whole." To the left of 
 plate are three pillars inscribed: "Federalism," "Republicanism," 
 "Democracy." Above, "United we stand Divided we fall." 
 "Peace and Plenty. Liberty and Independence." Border, top 
 and sides, 6/16. Etching 
 
 Wm. Charles del et Sculp | The Present State of our 
 Country | 
 
 Height, 8.6. Width, 12.12. Head, height, 2.8. Width, 2.8. 
 
 The period of this caricature is early in the nineteenth century. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 577 Bust, to left. Oval, on monument to right of large circle, with 
 the genius of Gratitude crowning with laurel wreath. In centre, 
 the Goddess of Liberty, with pole and cap, and right foot upon 
 an inverted crown and sceptre, holding on her knee, with left 
 hand, an oval portrait of Madison, to which she is pointing with 
 her right hand, while the genius of Peace points with an olive 
 branch to the portrait of Washington. An eagle, to left, and 
 a ship, in the distance. In the centre, the sun with eighteen 
 stars. Circle, in an oblong rectangle with emblematic designs in 
 the corners. Below, a tablet containing an "Explanation of the 
 Picture." Stipple and Etching 
 
 Height, 15. Width, 17.8. Diameter, 10.15. Oval height, 1.10. Oval 
 width, 1.4. 
 
 243 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 ILLMAN BROTHERS 
 
 578 Bust, to left. Oval, in centre of plate, surrounded by angels and 
 children, in rectangle with upper corners rounded. Stipple 
 
 1863 I Engraved by Illman Brothers. | New Year. | 
 
 Height, 8.4. Sub height, 7.12. Width, 5.4. Oval height, 2.2. Oval 
 width, 1. 14. 
 
 [Title-page to Godey's Lady Book, 1863.] 
 
 RAWDON, WRIGHT, HATCH, AND SMILLIE 
 
 579 Bust, to left. Oval, on tablet. To right, a female figure of Vic- 
 tory, with foot on prostrate man in armor, from whose head a 
 crown has fallen, with ribbon beyond, inscribed " Sic Semper 
 Tyrannis." To left, a Goddess of Liberty pointing to portrait, 
 with cannon behind her. A fortress to left. The Natural 
 Bridge in Virginia, to right. In centre, a column, with statue 
 of Washington. Line 
 
 Rawdon, Wright, Hatch & Smillie. | 
 
 Height, 2.12. Width, 4.10. Oval height, .13. Oval width, .9. 
 
 Height and width here given are taken from the particular print described, 
 which has evidently been cut down from larger plate. 
 
 JOHN WESLEY PARADISE 
 
 580 Bust, to left. Oval, with border, 1/16, in centre of elaborate script 
 memorial design, on folio sheet. Lettered, around oval, " Born 
 Feb. 22d. 1732. Died Dec. 14, 1799. Patriae Pater". Line 
 
 Painted by G. C. Stuart. — Eng. by J. W. Paradise. | Com- 
 posed & Design'd by Isaac F. Bragg — (Copyright 1835) | 
 Engraved by Theo. Durand. | (Baker 298) 
 
 HeighV2i.4. Width, 15.12. Oval height, 3.4. Oval width, 2. 1 2. 
 
 244 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 M. SIMPSON 
 
 581 Bust, to left. Oval, surrounded by wreath, with flags, drum, 
 cannon, etc., in centre of an elaborate script memorial on folio 
 sheet. Stipple 
 
 In Memory | of the | Illustrious — Champion — of Liberty | 
 General George Washington | First | President | of the | 
 United States | of | America. | (Copyright 1855) | De- 
 signed and Engraved by M. Simpson, New York | 
 
 Height, 19. Width, 16. Oval height, 3.8. Oval width, 3. 
 
 581a Same as 581. Oval cut out of large plate. Lettered: — G. 
 Stuart — Published by J. C. Buttre. N. Y. — R. Soper | George 
 Washington L.L.D. | (1790) | (Baker 335) 
 
 581& Same as 58m. Without any lettering. 
 
 581c Same as 581*2. Oval cut down to 2.3 x 1. 1 2. Lettering removed. 
 Relettered "George Washington Lodge N? 18. | Orden Ger- 
 mania. | " 
 
 McLEES 
 
 582 Bust, to left. Oval, with border, 4/16, in centre of elaborate 
 script memorial on large folio sheet. Only main inscription is 
 given below. Line 
 
 Sacred | to the Memory of the | Illustrious Champion of 
 Liberty | General — George | Washington; | First | Presi- 
 dent I of I — the I United States | of | America | Family 
 
 Register Published by W. E. Shader, 609 Broadway. 
 
 N. Y. Rooms 8 & 9. | | Engraved by M c Lees, | New 
 
 York. | 
 
 Height, 27.12. Width, 21. Oval height, 3.12. Oval width, 3.3. 
 
 245 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 583 Bust, to left. Oval, surrounded by heavy oak wreath, 8/16, tied 
 with ribbon at bottom; within wreath, on belt, 4/16, with buckles 
 at bottom, inscribed: "First in War, First in Peace, and First in 
 the Hearts of his Countrymen." From wreath radiating rays 
 with twenty-eight stars, 10/16, from wreath. Line 
 
 Oval height, 1.6. Oval width, 1.2. 
 
 This description is not complete, as the only print seen was evidently cut 
 
 from a larger plate. 
 
 JOHN CHESTER BUTTRE 
 
 584 Bust, to left. In frame, 4/16, with oval top, at foot of large 
 engraved plate containing, in centre, Washington's Farewell 
 Address and surrounded by scenes in the life of Washington. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 Washington | Engraved & Published by J. C. Buttre, 48 
 Franklin St N. Y. | 
 
 Height, 4.6. Sub height, 2. 1 1. Width, 2.5. 
 
 JOHN CHESTER BUTTRE 
 
 585 Full bust, to left. Vignette oval, in emblematic rectangle. In the 
 corners are representations, respectively, of "Trenton," "Prince- 
 ton," "Valley Forge," and "Surrender of Cornwallis." Mixed 
 
 Border designed by W. Momberger, — (Copyright 1866) — 
 Painted by G. Stuart. | Engraved and Published by J. C. 
 Buttre 48 Franklin St. New York. | "G° Washington" | 
 George Washington. | First President of the United 
 States. | (Baker 191) 
 
 Height, 15.4. Width, 10.2. Sub height, 9.12. Sub width, 7.12. 
 
 246 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 585a Same as 585. Engraver's name and address removed, and 
 " Published by the National Chromo Co. Philadelphia Pa." 
 added after title. 
 
 5856 Same as 585^. Border removed and full bust reduced to bust, 
 within an oval. All lettering removed except facsimile signature 
 and "G. Stuart — J. C. Buttre" added. (Baker 189) 
 
 Oval height, 6.6. Oval width, 5.3. 
 
 HENRY BRYAN HALL AND SONS 
 
 586 Bust, to left. Vignette, in oval of single line. On plate, with 
 portraits of Washington by Peale, Houdon, and Trumbull. 
 
 Etching 
 
 Gilbert Stuart, 1796. | Houdon 1785 — Trumbull 1792. | C. 
 W. Peale 1772. | Eng d by H. B. Hall & Sons. 13 Barclay 
 St. N. Y. I 
 
 Height, 7.3. Width, 5.13. Oval height, 3.1. Oval width, 2.3. 
 
 Same plate as Nos. 7, 122 and 180. 
 [Magazine of American History. February, 1880.] 
 
 G. F. STORM 
 
 587 Bust, to left. Oval medallion, with indented border, 2/16, facing 
 a similar oval containing portrait of Mrs. Washington. Below, 
 a biographical sketch of Washington. Surrounded by an orna- 
 mental border, with a view of Mount Vernon beneath. Stipple 
 
 Portraits Eng d by G. F. Storm. — (Copyright 1838) — Border 
 & c by T. Pollock. | Pub. by N. Currier, 2 Spruce S t | 
 
 Height, 7. Width, 5.2. Oval height, 1.9. Oval width, 1.4. 
 
 247 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 588 Bust, to left. Circle, at head of Declaration of Independence, 
 with arms of the Thirteen Original States. Line 
 
 (Copyright 1836, by L. H. Bridghan Boston) | 
 Height, 5.6. Width, 4.1. Diameter, .9. 
 
 D. KIMBERLY 
 
 589 Bust, to left. Circular medallion, in border, around Declaration 
 of Independence. Outline 
 
 Washington | Engraved by D. Kimberly. (Copyright 1838) 
 Published by the | Franklin Print Comp y . . . Boston | 
 
 Height, 10.15. Width, 8.8. Diameter, .8. 
 
 589ft Same as 589. Portrait finished in stipple. " Printed by Charles 
 Thomas & Co." added. 
 
 589& Same as 5890. " Printed by Charles Thomas & Co." erased. 
 
 GEORGE G. SMITH 
 
 590 Bust, to left. Circular medallion, with border, 1/16, at head of 
 circle, formed by the coats of arms of the Thirteen Original States, 
 with radiating lines, enclosing the Declaration of Independence. 
 Eleven other medallions at the top contain portraits of the Presi- 
 dents down to Polk, which is on the extreme left ; the medallion 
 on extreme right contains a view of the Capitol at Washing- 
 ton. Line 
 
 Declaration of Independence, | Engraved by Geo. G. Smith. 
 I Published by Cha s Root. 186, Washington, corner of 
 Franklin St. Boston. | 
 
 Height, 11. 9. Width, 8.12. Head, diameter, 1.3. 
 
 248 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 590a Same as 590. View of Capitol erased and head of Zachary Tay- 
 lor inserted. 
 
 CHARLES TOPPAN 
 
 591 Head, to left. Circular medallion, to right of centre of sixteen 
 medallions containing, in centre, the American eagle, to left, head 
 of Jefferson, and in other medallions the arms of the Thirteen 
 Original States, forming an oval around the Declaration of Inde- 
 pendence. Extended to rectangle, with double border, 2/16, and 
 scroll work at top, bottom and sides of outside border. Line 
 
 Engraved by — C. Toppan — Phil a July 4 1840 | American 
 Bank Note Company. | New York. | Engraved in the year 
 1840 I 
 
 Height, 2.7. Sub height, 1.8. Width, 3. Sub width, 2.7. Diameter, .5. 
 
 591a Same as 591. Without outside border and scrollwork, and with 
 only first line of lettering, which is at end of Declaration within 
 oval. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 592 Head, to right. Medallion, at top centre of frame containing 
 twelve medallions, with portraits of Presidents to Taylor. Within 
 frame, picture of Declaration of Independence. Beneath frame, 
 ribbon with inscription. Line 
 
 Declaration of Independence | 
 
 Height, 4.5. Width, 5.4. Diameter, .11. 
 
 JOHN CHESTER BUTTRE 
 
 593 Bust, to left. Surrounded by emblems, upon a base, on which 
 is the picture of the Declaration of Independence. Line 
 
 249 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 The I Wide Awake Gift; | Know Nothing Token, | En- 
 graved by J. C. Buttre. | 1855. I 
 
 Height, 5.15. Sub height, 1.4. Width, 3.10. Sub width, .9. 
 
 593a Same as 593. Lettering changed to "American Gift Book [ 
 for all seasons. | 
 
 593& Same as 593. Lettering, except name of engraver, erased. 
 JAMES BARTON LONGACRE 
 
 594 Bust, to left. Circular medallion, with border, 3/16. Heading 
 to a large sheet containing the Declaration of Independence, sur- 
 rounded by fifteen other medallions, two of which contain por- 
 traits of Hancock and of Jefferson, and thirteen the arms of the 
 original States. Stipple 
 
 George Washington. | Originally designed by John Binns. 
 Ornamental part drawn by Geo. Bridport. . . . Portrait 
 of Gen l Washington Painted in 1 795 by Stuart. . . . Orna- 
 mental part, Arms of the United States and of the Thir- 
 teen States, engraved by George Murray. . . . Portraits 
 engraved by j. b. longacre. printed by james porter. | 
 (Copyright 18 18) | (Baker 277) 
 
 Height, 34. 14. Width, 23.15. Diameter, 3. 1 1. 
 
 594a Same as 594. "James Porter" erased, and "Henry Sartain" 
 substituted. " Published by Henry Sartain Philadelphia Pa." 
 added. 
 
 WILLIAM WOODRUFF 
 
 595 Bust, to left. Circular medallion, with border, 7/16, and inside 
 row of pearls, containing title, at top. Heading to a folio sheet 
 
 250 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 containing the Declaration of Independence, with engraved 
 signatures of the signers. Above, eagle, flags, trumpets and 
 cornucopiae. Encircled by fifteen other medallions, surrounded 
 with oak leaves, two of which contain portraits of Adams and of 
 Jefferson, and thirteen the arms of the original States. Stipple 
 
 Washington | Engraved by Woodruff | Philad a Pub- 
 lished FebY 20™ 1 8 1 9, by William Woodruff. | Copyright 
 secured — Printed by C. P. Harrison | (Baker 353) 
 
 Height, 26.14. Sub height, 25.15. Width, 18.13. Diameter, 3.6. 
 
 There was engraved by Woodruff, and to accompany Wm. Woodruff's orna- 
 published separately, a plate entitled, mental Engraving of the Declaration of 
 "A correct Fac Simile of the Signatures Independence." 
 
 595a Same as 595. Without " Printed by C. P. Harrison." 
 
 WILLIAM WOODRUFF 
 
 596 Bust, to left. Circular medallion, with border, 7/16. Similar 
 to 595, except that the signatures, to the Declaration of Inde- 
 pendence, are in facsimile. Line 
 
 Washington | Engraved by W" Woodruff | Copyright se- 
 cured — Philad a Published by O. Rogers, N? 67 South 
 2 nd S t Philad* I 
 
 Height, 27. Width, 19. 1. Diameter, 3.6. 
 
 This is an earlier state of 117, which should be 596a; but 596 was not known 
 untd after 117 was printed. The thirteen coats of arms are altered. 
 
 ILLMAN AND SONS 
 
 597 Bust, to left. O val, in an oak leaf border, 2/16. The top portrait 
 of a group of all the Presidents to "15 Buchanan 1857 — " on a 
 folio sheet around the Declaration of Independence. Stipple 
 
 251 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 The I Declaration | of | Independence, | and | Portraits 
 of the | Presidents. | Engraved & Printed by Illman & 
 Sons, 603 Arch St Philad a | 
 
 Height, 19.3. Width, 14.8. Oval height, 2.12. Oval width, 2.2. 
 
 597a Same as 597. In lower margin: "Ledger Carrier's Annual 
 Greeting to their Subscribers, 1859." added. (Baker 264) 
 
 In some copies this additional line is printed from type. 
 
 5976 Same as 597. Portrait of Lincoln added to the group of 
 Presidents, and in the names of the Presidents "16 Lincoln 
 1861 — " Also "1861" added after "15 Buchanan 1857 — " and 
 " Portraits | of the | " divided into two lines. 
 
 DAVID EDWIN AND GEORGE MURRAY 
 
 598 Bust, to left. Oval. Upper medallion, of a group of four, in an 
 ornamental vignette. The other portraits are : to left, John 
 Adams; to right, Jefferson; at bottom, Madison. Stipple 
 
 D. Edwin & — G. Murray. | Washington | Adams — Jefferson 
 I Madison | (Baker 218) 
 
 Height, 7.8. Sub height, 6.5. Width, 3.15. Oval height, 2.1. Oval 
 width, 1.7. 
 
 [History of Reign of George III. By R. Bisset. Phila., i8u.] 
 
 598a Same as 598. Portraits of Monroe and John Ouincy Adams 
 added. Engravers' names scarcely visible. 
 
 5986 Same as 598a. Portrait of Jackson added and "Washington", 
 engraved above portrait. 
 
 The ornamental work is by Murray, and the portraits are by Edwin, except 
 those of J. Q. Adams in 598a and of Jackson in 598^. 
 
 252 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 599 Bust, to left. Oval. Upper medallion, of a group of five 
 Presidents, to Monroe, in an ornamental vignette. Stipple 
 
 Height, 6.14. Sub height, 6.4. Width, 3.14. Oval height, 2. Oval 
 width, 1.6. 
 
 [History of the United States. By Frederick Butler. Hartford, 182 1.] 
 599 is an adaptation of 598, with marked differences in the vignette. 
 
 599a Same as 599. Portrait of John Quincy Adams added in centre. 
 
 JOHN W. CASILEAR 
 
 600 Bust, to left. Top one in an emblematic folio sheet containing 
 portraits of the Presidents down to Andrew Jackson, in borders, 
 5/16, resembling picture frames. Background ruled with per- 
 pendicular lines and damascene pattern. Line 
 
 Designed by Robert W. Weir. — Engraved by J. W. Casi- 
 lear. I The Presidents of the United States. | From origi- 
 nal and ACCURATE PORTRAITS, | PAINTED & ENGRAVED EXPRESSLY 
 
 for the New York Mirror. | (Copyright 1834) | (Baker 192) 
 
 Height, 12.6. Sub height, 10.4. Width, 8.4. Sub height, 1.10. Sub 
 width, 1.7. 
 
 600a Same as 600. Background before the damascene pattern. 
 JOHN FRANCIS EUGENE PRUD'HOMME 
 
 601 Bust, to left. Oval, with border, 3/16, of olive branches, at top 
 of group of portraits of the Presidents to Jackson. Above, spread 
 eagle with ribbon, inscribed " E. Pluribus Unum". Title, within 
 oval, at top. Stipple 
 
 253 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 George Washington | Engrav'd by E. Prud'homme, for the 
 Percy Anecdotes. 1832. | R. Miller, Printer. | 
 
 Height, 6.8. Width, 4. Oval height, 1.4. Oval width, 1. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 602 Bust, to right. Oval, with diagonal scroll border, in centre of 
 group of the Presidents to Jackson. In ornamental rectangle. 
 
 Line 
 
 American Bank Note Co., New-York | 
 
 Height, 7.6. Width, 4.8. Oval height, 2. Oval width, 1. 1 1. 
 
 [T. C. STORY] 
 
 603 Bust, to left. Irregular scroll border; an eagle, perched on top, 
 with diverging rays; shield, below. On plate, with seven other 
 similar portraits of the Presidents to Jackson, and " Martin Van 
 Buren | Vice President of U. S.", subdivided by hair lines into 
 eight rectangles, 2.14x4.1. Stipple 
 
 George Washington | President of the U. S. from 1789 to 
 
 I 797 I PUBLISHD BY T. C. STORY EnG* 7 JOHN St. N. Y. | 
 
 Height, 8.1. Width, 10.8. Sub height, 1.6. Sub width, 1.2. 
 
 603a Same as 603. "Vice" erased before "President" after "Van 
 Buren". 
 
 603& Same as 603. Printed separately. 
 Height, 3.10. Width, 2. 
 
 [Library of American History. By S. L. Knapp. New York, 1836.] 
 
 254 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [T. C. STORY] 
 
 604 Full bust, to left. Similar to 603, without diverging rays. One 
 of a group of the Presidents to Van Buren. Line 
 
 George Washington | President of the U. S. from 1789 to 
 1 797 I — Publish'd by I T. C. Story Eng r ' 7 John S t N. Y. | 
 
 Height, 1 1.6. Width, 8.8. Sub height, 1.3. Sub width, 1. 1. 
 
 604a Same as 604. Printed separately. 
 
 Height, 3.8. Sub height, 1.6. Width, 2. Sub width, 1.2. 
 
 [American History and Biography. New York, 1838.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 605 Bust, to left. Border, like a frame, 3/16. Upper left corner of 
 folio plate, containing portraits of eight Presidents, to Van 
 Buren, with portrait of Martha Washington in centre, in three 
 rows of three each. Title under each portrait. Line 
 
 Geo. Washington. | Born Feb. 22 1732, In. March 4. 1789. 
 Obt. Dec. 14. 1799 ^E. 68. | — Published by N. Dearborn & 
 Son, Boston. — Copy-right secured | 
 
 Height, 1 1.4. Width, 8.12. Sub height, 2.14. Sub width, 2.7. 
 
 605a Same as 605. Portrait of Martha Washington erased and 
 names of the Vice-Presidents and Secretaries of State to 1845 
 substituted. Fourth row of Presidents to Polk, engraved on 
 separate plate, added. Address changed to " Published by 
 Nath 1 Dearborn 104 Washington St. Boston." 
 
 In list of names, Dallas, Calhoun, and by the same hand. This would indi- 
 Buchanan are clearly added by a differ- cate that there is a state without these 
 ent hand, and the address seems to be three names. 
 
 255 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 6056 Same as 6050. Border increased to 6/16, and portrait printed 
 
 separately. 
 
 [The True American. Edited by Joseph Coe. Vol. II. Concord, N. H., 1841.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 606 Bust, to left. Oval, at centre, top of group of Presidents to 
 Van Buren ; around, a view of the White House. An eagle's 
 head and top of wings appear above oval, from behind, and on 
 either side are flags. Stipple 
 
 The Presidents. | 
 
 Height, 5.6. Width, 3.15. Oval height, 1.8. Oval width, 1.2. 
 
 THOMAS ILLMAN 
 
 607 Full bust, to right. Oval, with irregular border, 7/16, containing 
 title. In centre of group of Presidents to Tyler. Beneath 
 portrait of Washington, names of the Presidents with dates of 
 office. Above, spread eagle, and on either side four flags. In- 
 scription at top. Stipple 
 
 Presidents of the United States. | — Washington. | — En- 
 graved by Tho. Illman I 
 
 Height, 14.2. Width, 10. Oval height, 2.14. Oval width, 2.7. 
 
 The head is peculiarly drawn, and is similar to 400. 
 
 OLIVER PELTON 
 
 608 Head, to left. Vignette in medallion, the top one in group of 
 Presidents to Tyler. Stipple 
 
 256 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 Washington | O. Pelton Sc. | The Presidents of the U. 
 States. | 
 
 Height, 5.1. Width, 3.8. Diameter, .14. 
 
 608a Same as 608. Without the third line of inscription. 
 
 6086 Same as 6o8<z. Portraits of Polk, Taylor, and Fillmore added 
 and engraver's name erased. 
 
 Height, 6. 1. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 609 Bust, to right. Oval medallion, at head of group of Presidents 
 to Polk, around a portrait of "Zachary Taylor. | The People's 
 Choice I for | 12th President." Ornamented with floriated de- 
 signs, flags, eagle, etc. Stipple 
 
 1 789 to 1 797 I George Washington. | Presidents of America. | 
 Published by Read & Co — 10 Johnson's Court, Fleet St. | 
 
 Height, 15.2. Width, 11. Oval height, 2.8. Oval width, 1. 15. 
 
 E. HOBART 
 
 610 Bust, to left. Vignette, in circle, surrounded by leaves, with 
 title; at head of eleven circles, each containing a portrait of one 
 of the Presidents to Polk. Stipple 
 
 Washington. | E. Hobart Sc. | 
 
 Height, 4.8. Width, 3.9. Diameter, . 1 3. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 611 Bust, to left. Medallion, with tablet, at bottom, containing title, 
 in centre, near top of group of Presidents to Pierce, in similar 
 
 257 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 medallions, joined together with ornamental work, Adams to left 
 and Jefferson to right. Above, the American eagle, with shield, 
 perched on a bar; in mouth a ribbon inscribed: " E. Pluribus 
 Unum". On either side three flags, and above, thirteen stars. In 
 upper corners, Fame with the trumpet. In the middle, " Capitol 
 of the United States, Washington, D.C., with the new extension." 
 On lower left side, " National Monument. | Washington D.C." 
 On lower right side, " Bunker Hill Monument. | Boston, Mass." 
 At bottom, "Washington's Head Quarters at Newburg, N. 
 York." Beneath, an eagle. Title on ribbon across bottom. 
 
 Mixed 
 
 George Washington | — The Presidents of — the United 
 States | 
 
 Height, 21.12. Width, 15.10. Oval height, 3.13. Oval width, 3.10. 
 
 The portraits to Taylor are stipple, and 
 those of Fillmore and Pierce are mezzo- 
 tint. From the arrangement of the por- 
 traits and the different manner of their 
 
 execution this would seem to be a second 
 state with Fillmore and Pierce added. 
 Of the rest of the work some parts are 
 in line and some parts are etched. 
 
 JOHN CHESTER BUTTRE 
 
 Bust, to left. Oval medallion, in upper left corner of plate, with 
 title above "George Washington." Portraits of Lincoln, of Jack- 
 son, and of Johnson in the other corners, and a view of the 
 Capitol at Washington in the centre. Stipple 
 
 Presidents | of the | United States. | Eng? by J. C. Buttre. 
 N. Y. I Published by B. B. Russell 55 Cornhill Boston | 
 
 Height, 7.3. Width, 4.6. Oval height, 1. 1 1. Oval width, 1.4. 
 
 Same as 612. Address erased and "Engraved expressly for 
 Abbott's Lives of the Presidents." substituted. 
 
 258 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 JAMES R. RICE 
 
 613 Bust, to left. Oval, in upper left corner of plate, containing por- 
 traits of the Presidents to Grant. Mezzotint 
 
 (Copyright 1876) | (Facsimile signatures of the Presidents) | 
 Engraved bv J. R. Rice — Presidents of the United States 
 of America First Century — From Authentic Portraits | 
 Published by T. S. Arthur & Son 1129 Chestnut St. Phila- 
 delphia I 
 
 Height, 16.2. Sub height, 13.15. Width, 23. Oval height, 4. Oval 
 width, 4.5. 
 
 C. BATHER 
 
 614 Bust, to left. Oval, with border line, 1/16, in centre of group 
 of portraits of the Presidents down to Hayes. Stipple 
 
 Presidents of the United States | C. Bather and Son Por- 
 trait & Picture Engravers | 135 Putnam Ave. Brooklyn 
 N. Y. I (Copyright 1879) | 
 
 Height, 2.1 1. Width, 3.1. Oval height, .11. Oval width, .8. 
 
 614a Same as 614. Portraits of Garfield and of Arthur added. Date 
 changed to " 1881." 
 
 Width, 3.13. 
 
 [SAMUEL HOLLYER] 
 
 615 Bust, to left. Vignette, in centre of group of the Presidents to 
 Hayes, on oblong folio sheet. Stipple 
 
 Washington | (Copyright 1880 by Saml. Hollyer) | 
 
 Height, 16.4. Width, 21.7. Sub height, 3. 14. Width, 2.8. 
 
 615rt Same as 615. Before any letters. 
 
 259 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 J. A. J. WILCOX 
 
 616 Bust, to left. Oval, between vignette portraits of Lincoln and 
 Garfield. Above portrait of Washington, the Washington 
 Monument, beyond, the setting sun. To left, below Lincoln's 
 portrait, a statue of Lincoln, and to right, beneath Garfield's 
 portrait, a statue of Garfield. Ivy leaves over Lincoln and 
 Garfield, with American flags below. A cinerary urn, burning, 
 inscribed "Pro Patria," below portrait of Washington. Stipple 
 
 Engraved by J A J Wilcox — Published by John A Lowell 
 & Co Boston — (Copyright 1884) | 
 
 Height, 16.6. Width, 23. Oval height, 8.4. Oval width, 6.8. 
 
 P. E. HAMM 
 
 617 Bust, to left. Oval medallion, with border, 2/16, and companion 
 portrait of La Fayette. Above, Fame, crowning each portrait 
 with a wreath, from which flows a ribbon inscribed: "Washing- 
 ton" and "Lafayette". Beneath, an eagle on a globe with oak 
 and palm branches. Munitions of war to left, and temple of 
 Fame to right. Line 
 
 Aaron Freeland. | 50 | Market Street. | Philadelphia | 
 Elastic Water Proof. | P. E. Hamm S? | 
 
 Height, 4. 10. Width, 3.4. Oval height, . 14. Oval width, . 12. 
 
 PETER MAVERICK 
 
 618 Bust, to left. Oval medallion, to the left of another medallion 
 containing portrait of La Fayette, festooned with olive branches 
 and surrounded by flags and war emblems, upon a base. On 
 one of the flags, "shington". Line 
 
 260 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 Peter Maverick Sc | (Baker 287) 
 
 Height, 3.2. Width, 5.4. Oval height, 1.9. Oval width, 1.4. 
 
 ROBERT TILLER 
 
 619 Bust, to left. Oval, in border of laurel, to right of another oval, 
 containing portrait of La Fayette. Above, an eagle, with ribbon 
 inscribed: "Lafayette — Washington"; below, flags and farm- 
 ing implements. Stipple 
 
 Tiller's | La Fayette Badge | Liberty, Equality | & | 
 Public Order | (Copyright 1824) | Tiller Sc | 
 
 Height, 3.6. Width, 1.8. Oval height, .12. Oval width, .9. 
 
 Printed on satin: found also in Guest's Poems. Cincinnati, 1824. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 620 Bust, to left. Oval, to the right of a similar oval, with portrait 
 of La Fayette. Both surrounded with emblems of war. Above, 
 an eagle with ribbon inscribed: "Vive la Liberte." Line 
 
 In I Commemoration | of the | Death of La Fayette. | 
 Though Dead yet Lives. | The Friend of Washington | 
 Born Sep. 6 1757. Died May 20. 1834. | 
 
 Height, 3.6. Width, 2.4. Oval height, .13. Oval width, .11. 
 
 Printed on satin for a badge. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 621 Bust, to right. Oval, with border, 1/16, in rectangle with 
 corners cut off, facing a similar oval, in rectangle, with portrait 
 
 261 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 of La Fayette, both enclosed in a circle, like a medal, with a 
 ribbon below containing title. Background, a landscape with 
 castle, column and men on horseback, one in armor. Line 
 
 Washington — Lafayette | 
 
 Height, 10. Width, 5.15. Sub height, 2.12. Diameter, 2.1. Oval 
 height, .12. Oval width, .10. 
 
 [Title-page to Ladies' and Gentlemen's Cabinet of Extracts. Boston.] 
 
 STEPHEN H. GIMBER 
 
 622 Head, to left. Oval, on a shaft at top to right, with Cadwallader 
 Colden in the centre and Gouverneur Morris to the left, and 
 twelve other portraits, including De Witt Clinton, at the bottom, 
 held against the shaft by a seated female figure, typical of 
 America. Stipple 
 
 G. Washington 1787 | [Three-line quotation] | Engraved, 
 from a Drawing by John L. Morton, by Stephen H. Gim- 
 ber. I Printed by W. Neale N. Y. | 
 
 Height, 8.4. Width, 4.12. Oval height, .11. Oval widtb, .10. 
 
 OLIVER PELTON 
 
 623 Head, to right. Oval medallion, in group of six, upon a monu- 
 mental shaft surmounted by a vase, containing flowers, in a 
 landscape. At the base a man seated, with a white beard, look- 
 ing upward. The other portraits are Columbus, Franklin, Jef- 
 ferson, Adams, and La Fayette. Stipple 
 
 O. Pelton Sc. | 
 
 Height, 5.1. Width, 3.3. Oval height, .11. Oval width, .9. 
 
 262 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 DRAPER, WELSH & CO. 
 
 624 Bust, to left. Oval, on an oval diploma of "Metropolitan Me- 
 chanics Institute," with border of transferred banknote vignettes. 
 At bottom, ovals with portraits of Fulton and of Franklin, and 
 a view of Baltimore Washington monument. At top, view of 
 Capitol at Washington. Line 
 
 Engraved by Draper, Welsh & C? Philad* | 
 
 Height, 15.9. Sub height, 15.2. Width, 1 1.4. Oval height, 1.9. 
 Oval width, 1.4. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 625 Bust, to right, with border, 2/16, like a picture frame, above a 
 panel containing title. Top of six portraits, the others being 
 Marshall, Clay, Jefferson, La Fayette, and Hamilton. Enclosed 
 in a rectangle, with arched top. Line 
 
 The I Jewel | or Token of | Friendship. | 
 
 Height, 4.10. Width, 3.6. Sub height, .14. Sub width, .12. 
 
 HENRY BRYAN HALL & SONS 
 
 626 Bust, to left. Oval medallion, with border, 2/16, containing 
 title, in centre of group with Patrick Henry, Hancock, Sam 
 Adams, Madison, Jefferson, and Franklin. Stipple 
 
 Geo. Washington. | EngP by H. B. Hall & Sons. 62 Fulton 
 S T N. Y. I 
 
 Height, 7.8. Width, 4. 13. Oval height, 2. Oval width, 1. 1 1. 
 
 626a Same as 626. Without address. 
 
 263 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 RICE 
 
 627 Bust, to left. Medallion, in border, i/i 6, in centre of a group 
 of nine portraits on title-page of " Heroes of the | Revolutionary 
 War." Stipple 
 
 Washington | Rice, Sculp't, Phila. | 
 
 Height, 5.10. Width, 3. 1 1. Oval height, 1. 1 1. Oval width, 1.5. 
 
 JOHN CHESTER BUTTRE 
 
 628 Bust, to left. Oval, in centre medallion, with title, "Washing- 
 ton," beneath, of a group of nine persons prominent in the Civil 
 War. Vignette. Mixed 
 
 United States Life Insurance Company | 40 Wall Street 
 New York | Engraved by J. C. Buttre. | 
 
 Height, 4.14. Width, 3.5. Oval height, 1.4. Oval width, 1. 
 
 JAMES W. STEEL 
 
 629 Bust, to right. Oval medallion, in frame, upon a base, between 
 medallions of Franklin and Jefferson, joined by a festoon of 
 flowers which extends down over medallions of Jackson and 
 John Quincy Adams. Above, is a female figure with a dove 
 upon her hand. To her right, shipping; to her left a beehive. 
 Above, a ribbon, inscribed "The American Arts only want en- 
 couragement." Line 
 
 Amies | Montgomery Co | near | Philadelphia | Drawn by 
 T Underwood — Hot Pressed — Engraved by J. W. Steel | 
 
 Height, 9.5. Width, 7. Oval height, .13. Oval width, .9. 
 
 264 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 630 Bust, to left. Oval, with border line, i/i 6 ; ribbon, below, with 
 name, in centre of group of five ovals, with portraits of Marshall, 
 Franklin, La Fayette and De Witt Clinton, joined together 
 with scroll work. Line 
 
 Washington | Patrons of the | Masonic Art. | 
 
 Height, 5.2. Width, 3.5. Oval height, 1.2. Oval width, .15. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 631 Head, to left. Oval, at top of plate, with portraits of Marshall, 
 Jefferson, La Fayette, W. H. Harrison and Franklin. Each 
 oval cut off by next oval, except that of Franklin at the bottom. 
 
 Line 
 
 Height, 2.13. Width, 1.12. Oval height, .15. Oval width, .13. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 632 Bust, to right. Oval, with on right an oak and on left an olive 
 branch. Title, on ribbon, at bottom. Top portrait of a group 
 of nine: Stark, Scott, Jackson, Taylor, Lafayette, Harrison, 
 Steuben, and McArthur. Line 
 
 Washington. | 
 
 Height, 7.7. Width, 5.1. Oval height, 1.3. Oval width, 1. 
 
 ASAPH WILLARD 
 
 633 Bust, to left. Oval, festooned with drapery which falls around 
 two ovals below, containing portraits of Franklin and of Greene. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 265 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 Washington. | Willard Sc | 
 
 Height, 5.4. Width, 3.5. Oval height, 1.15. Oval width, 1.9. 
 633a Same as 633. Without name of engraver. 
 
 GABRIEL XAVIER MONTAUT 
 
 634 Bust, to right. Vignette, in oval of single line, in a group of 
 ten, between portraits of C. Vernet and Weber. Line 
 
 Pl. 20. I G. Washington. | Dessine et Grave par Montaut. | 
 
 Height, 6. 10. Width, 3.8. Oval height, 1.10. Oval width, 1.4. 
 
 G. b. king 
 
 635 Bust, to left. Vignette, in centre of plate, with Bonaparte, 
 Alexander, Peter I, and Charles XII. Rectangle of a single 
 line. Outline 
 
 Engraved for D r Irving's Universal History. | Washington 
 I G B King Sc | F. & R. Lockwood, 154, Broadway, New 
 York. | 
 
 Height, 4. 13. Width, 2.13. Sub height, 1.4. Sub width, 1. 
 
 635a Same as 635. Additional line added to border and address 
 changed to "Pub. by Collins Hannay, New York." 
 
 OLIVER PELTON 
 
 636 Bust, to right. Vignette, in rectangle with title, in group of 
 twenty portraits beginning with Alexander and ending with John 
 Quincy Adams, enclosed in rectangle of five lines, 2/ 1 6. Stipple 
 
 266 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 Washington. | O. Pelton Sc | 
 
 Height, 5.10. Width, 3.9. Sub height, 1. 1. Sub width, .13. 
 
 [Universal Biographical Dictionary. New York, 1825.] 
 
 OLIVER PELTON 
 
 637 Bust, to right. Oval, in border, at bottom, ribbon with title, 
 and on right, an oak, and on left, an olive branch. Top portrait 
 of a group of ten, beginning with Wellington and ending with 
 Shakspeare. In rectangle, with border line, 1/16. Stipple 
 
 Washington j Engraved by O Pelton | 
 
 Height, 7.8. Width, 5. Oval height, 1.2. Oval width, .15. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 638 Bust, to left. Vignette, within circular medallion, with border, 
 6/16. One of sixteen medallions on folio sheet. Other medal- 
 lions contain portraits of Voltaire, Bolivar, Byron, Fenelon, 
 Scott, Boyer, de Stael, Mars, West, two of Irving, two of 
 Lafayette, and a second one (No. 639) of Washington. Line 
 
 Washington | 
 
 Height, 9. 11. Width, 14.7. Diameter, 2.4. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 639 Bust, to left. Similar to 638, and on same plate, only reduced 
 and with smaller border, 4/16. 
 
 Washington | 
 
 Diameter, 2.2. 
 
 267 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 640 Bust, to right. Oval, with border of laurel leaves, 2/16, sup- 
 ported on either side by a seated figure. In the background, a 
 building, with flames coming out of upper windows. Line 
 
 Washington Insurance Co. N. York. | 
 Height, 4.5. Width, 8.5. Oval height, 1. 12. Oval width, 1.5. 
 Heading to policy of Fire Insurance. 
 
 AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY 
 
 641 Bust, to right. Oval, with border in rectangle, in centre of 
 arch, in folio plate, entitled " Our Country." Line 
 
 Born in Westmoreland County, Virginia, February 22, 
 1732. I Died at Mount Vernon, Virginia, December 14, 
 1799. I George Washington, | First in War, first in peace 
 
 AND FIRST IN | THE HEARTS OF HIS COUNTRYMEN. 45 YEARS DE- 
 VOTED I TO HIS COUNTRY. | CENTENNIAL MEMORIAL OF AMERI- 
 CAN Independence. | (Copyright 1873 by Joseph Leeds) | 
 American Bank Note Company New York and Boston | 
 
 Height, 30.4. Width, 23.3. Sub height, 3.7. Width, 3.4. Oval 
 height, 2. Oval width, 1.11. 
 
 [CHARLES KENNEDY BURT] 
 
 642 Bust, to right. Circular medallion, in ornamental border, 4/16, 
 the inside a snake with its tail in its mouth, upon a base, sup- 
 ported by reclining figures, of Victory and of Liberty, resting 
 upon a dragon. Beneath, the arms of thirty States ; in the back- 
 ground, a ruled eagle, with olive branch in one foot and arrows 
 in the other. Vignette. Line 
 
 268 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 Legion of Union | E. Pluribus Unum | E. Leutze. | Wash- 
 ington | 
 
 Diameter, 1.8. 
 
 The only impression of this plate that I although not in the printed catalogue 
 
 have seen is a proof signed by " C. of his own collection of his work, now 
 
 Burt," and is undoubtedly his work, in the Public Library, New York. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 643 Bust, to right. Oval, in irregular scroll border, draped with 
 American flags on either side, above, a spread eagle, with a 
 wreath in its beak, in a radiance with thirteen stars. Standing on 
 the Earth, to right, the Goddess of Liberty, and to left, a man 
 holding a scroll inscribed: "Farewell | Address j," each with one 
 hand on oval. Beneath, a ribbon with title. Vignette. Line 
 
 Washington Association | 
 
 Height, 3.6. Width, 4.1. Oval height, 1. Oval width, .13. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 644 Bust, to right. Oval, at top of pyramidal monument, in front of 
 which is a funeral urn, upon a base inscribed "Born Feb y 11 th 
 1732 O S. Died Decern 1 " 14 th 1799." Above, a female figure 
 of Fame, blowing her trumpet and holding, in left hand, a sheet 
 inscribed: "Tears | of | America |." On right side, a female 
 figure of Justice, and on left, Columbia, grieving. Over each 
 of these figures, a palm tree. Stipple and Etching 
 
 Lived respected and Fear'd — Died Lamented and rever'd ( 
 [Four lines of verse in double columns] | Philadelphia Pub- 
 lishd by Pember & Luzarder 1 800 | (Baker 408) 
 
 Height, 1 1.9. Sub height, 10.6. Width, 9.10. Oval height, 1.7. 
 Oval width, 1.2. 
 
 269 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 644a Same as 644. Bust, to right, head, profile, to right, in uniform. 
 
 Etching 
 
 Oval height, 1.7. Oval width, .14. 
 
 644a is an early state of 644, and the book was printed and the second half 
 head is the Wright type, similar to 161- in revised proof, so that it could not 
 165 ; but the print described was not take its proper place, and has to be 
 known until after the first half of this noted here after the later state. 
 
 TEA POT TYPE 
 
 STEPHEN H. GIMBER 
 
 645 Whole length, to left, standing, with right hand resting by the 
 fingers upon a table to the left. In left hand a dress sword held 
 to the side, with elbow bent. The coat is buttoned by a single 
 button at the breast. The floor is tessellated. Mezzotint 
 
 G. Stuart. pinx t . — S. H. Gimber, — Printed by R Hamilton | 
 George Washington | " G° Washington " | (Baker 230) 
 
 Height, 25.6. Sub height, 24.5. Width, 16.8. 
 
 From the positions of the arms in this the composition are similar to the 
 picture, like the spout and handle of a Lansdowne, while the head is from the 
 teapot, it has been dubbed " The Tea Athenaeum picture. This picture was 
 Pot" picture. The general details of not painted from life. 
 
 645a Same as 645. "Sculp." added after engraver's name, and 
 without printer's name. 
 
 J. H. HILLS 
 
 646 Whole length, to left, standing. Similar to 645. Line 
 
 Painted by G. Stuart. — Engraved by J. H. Hills. | Wash- 
 ington. I (Baker 252) 
 
 Height, 2 1. 10. Sub height, 20.2. Width, 14.4. 
 
 270 
 
Number 644 (reduced) 
 Photogravure after engraving in stipple and etching by unknown artist. 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 ILLMAN AND PILBROW 
 
 647 Whole length, to left, standing. Similar to 645. Mezzotint 
 
 Copied by permission from a painting by Stuart in the 
 State House Hartford Conn. — Engraved & Published by 
 Illman & Pilbrow New York | George Washington 
 Proof | (Baker 261) 
 
 Height, 27.12. Sub height, 25.5. Width, 16.10. 
 
 The inscription is engraved on a separate plate. 
 
 647a Same as 647. " Proof", removed. 
 
 JORDAN AND HALPIN 
 
 648 Whole length, to left, standing. Similar to 645. Mezzotint 
 
 New York Published by E. L. Garvin & Co 6 Ann St. | 
 Washington | "G° Washington" | Painted by G. Stuart 
 and Engraved by Jordan & Halpin | Printed by Burton | 
 
 1843 I 
 
 Height, 26.2. Sub height, 23.12. Width, 16.8. 
 
 648a Same as 648. Lettering changed to "G. Stuart. Pinx'. — New 
 York Published by E. L. Garvin & Co. 6 Ann St. — Eng. by J. 
 Halpin. | Washington | "G° Washington" | From the Original 
 Picture in the State House at Hartford Connecticut. | Printed 
 by Burton | Presented to the Subscribers of the Anglo Ameri- 
 can I 1843 I " 
 
 Height, 26.8. Sub height, 24.1. Width, 16.7. 
 
 648& Same as 648a:. "John S Taylor 151 Nassau Str." substituted 
 for publisher and "Columbian Magazine" for "Anglo Ameri- 
 can" and date to "1848". (Baker 246) 
 
 271 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 648c Same as 648^. Printer's name changed to "A. Miller" and pub- 
 lisher's address to "143 Nassau St." 
 
 648^ Same as 648^. Address changed to "Albert Miller 18 Liberty 
 St." 
 
 ILLMAN & CO. 
 649 Whole length, to left, standing. Similar to 645. Mixed 
 
 Stewart PinxT — Eng 1 ? by Illman & C? | George Wash- 
 ington. I (Baker 263) 
 
 Height, 7.2. Sub height, 6. Width, 4. 
 649a Same as 649. Without " Stewart Pinx 1 " 
 
 D. KIMBERLY 
 
 650 Whole length, to left, standing. Similar to 645. Arched top 
 with border, 4/16, of ruled lines, within which is title. In centre 
 of a group of oval medallions containing portraits of the Presi- 
 dents to Tyler. Line 
 
 George Washington. | G. Stuart Del. | Designed by C. 
 H. H. Billings. — Engraved by D. Kimberly. | Printed by 
 W. V. & A. W. Coles. | (Copyright 1842) | The Presidents 
 of the United States. | Published by Charles A. Wake- 
 field, No. 56 Cornhill, Boston. | (Baker 270) 
 
 Height, 1 7. 1 1. Width, 12.12. Sub height, 6.4. Sub width, 4.6. 
 
 650a Same as 650. " Proof", in lower left corner of margin. 
 
 272 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 A. H. RITCHIE 
 
 651 Whole length, to left, standing. Similar to 645. Mezzotint 
 
 Painted by Gilbert Stewart. — Engraved by A. H. Ritchie. | 
 
 (Baker 313) 
 
 Height, 1 1.7. Width, 7.12. 
 
 This plate was engraved for James was rejected by him and 652 was en- 
 Lenox, to be used in his private edition graved to take its place, 
 of Washington's Farewell Address, but 
 
 651a Same as 651. The Lenox arms etched in centre of lower margin. 
 
 JOHN SARTAIN 
 
 652 Whole length, to left, standing. Similar to 645. Mezzotint 
 
 Engraved by John Sartain. — The original picture by Gil- 
 bert Stuart. | (Baker 323) 
 
 Height, 1 1.9. Sub height, 11.5. Width, 7.12. 
 
 [Washington's Farewell Address. From the original MS. in the possession 
 of James Lenox. New York, 1850.] 
 
 JOHN SARTAIN 
 
 653 Whole length, to left, standing. Similar to 645. Mezzotint 
 
 Painted by G. Stuart. — Engraved by J. Sartain. | Wash- 
 ington. I J. L. White Phil a | (Baker 324) 
 
 Height, 7.10. Sub height, 6.9. Width, 4. 14. 
 
 [Recollections and Private Memoirs of Washington. By G. W. P. Custis. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1861.] 
 
 653« Same as 653. All lettering removed except title. 
 
 653& Same as 653. Cut down to sub height, 5.14; width, 3.12, and 
 
 273 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 relettered "G. Stuart Del — J. Sartain Sc | "Father I cannot 
 tell a lie." | "G Washington" | " 
 
 The signature copied on this plate, from as the omission of this letter was the 
 the absence of the "o," was most prob- chief means of their detection, 
 ably one of Robert Spring's forgeries, 
 
 WILLIAM SARTAIN 
 
 654 Three-quarter length, to left. Similar to 645. Mezzotint 
 
 Painted by Gilbert Stuart — (Copyright 1892) — Engraved 
 by William Sartain | Published by William Sartain 728 
 Sansom St. Philadelphia | "G° Washington" | 
 
 Height, 20.3. Sub height, 17. 11. Width, 13.14. 
 
 This plate was begun, copyrighted, and abolished in 1870, and for the engraver's 
 
 lettered in 1863, but not finished and address, where he has not resided for a 
 
 published until 1892, when the date of number of years prior to the date on the 
 
 copyright was changed, which accounts plate, 
 for the old form of copyright notice, 
 
 654a Same as 654. "George Washington", added. 
 
 JOHN CHESTER BUTTRE 
 
 655 Bust, to left. Similar to 645. Vignette. Mixed 
 G. Stuart. — J. C. Buttre. | " G° Washington" | (Baker 190) 
 Height, 4.12. Sub height, 3.14. Width, 3.4. 
 
 [Life of Washington. By J. N. Norton. New York, i860.] 
 
 FANEUIL HALL TYPE 
 
 THOMAS KELLY 
 
 656 Whole length, full front, head to left, in uniform, standing 
 
 274 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 alongside of a white horse to the right, holding bridle in left 
 
 hand, which rests on saddle. The right hand, which hangs 
 
 down, holds a cocked hat. In the left distance are seen smoke 
 
 and shipping. Line 
 
 Painted by Gilbert Stuart. — (Copyright 1836 by L. P. 
 Clover) — Engraved by T. Kelly. | Washington. | From a 
 
 COPY BY M. A. SWETT TAKEN FROM THE ORIGINAL PICTURE BY 
 
 Stuart in Faneuil Hall Boston. | Printed by A. King. | 
 
 (Baker 267) 
 
 Height, 24.10. Sub height, 23.6. Width, 15.15. 
 
 656a Same as 656. Address added: "Published by the Franklin 
 Print Company, 46 Court St. Boston." and name of printer 
 changed to "R. Neale". 
 
 656& Same as 656a. "Scene Dorchester Heights March 17* 1776." 
 added before title, name of printer changed to "M. V. Coles" 
 and "46 Court St." erased and " D. H. Craig Agent" substi- 
 tuted. 
 
 656c Same as 656^. " Printed by M. V. Coles" erased. 
 
 H. S. SADD 
 
 657 Whole length, full front, in uniform, standing. Similar to 656. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 G. Stuart P. — on steel by H. S. Sadd, | Washington. | From 
 
 THE CELEBRATED PICTURE IN FaNIEUL HaLL, BOSTON | PRINTED 
 
 by Burton. | (Baker 320) 
 
 Height, 12.7. Sub height, 10.14. Width, 7.9. 
 
 [Monuments of Washington's Patriotism. Washington, 1838.] 
 
 275 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [TOPPAN AND COMPANY] 
 
 658 Whole length, full front, in uniform, standing. Border, 3/16. 
 Similar to 656. In centre of a group of eight bank note por- 
 traits of Washington. At top, Stuart's Athenaeum head, to left, 
 in an oval with diverging rays. On either side, Houdon's bust, 
 in profile, to right. On right of centre, Stuart's Lansdowne whole 
 length, and on the left of centre, Chantry's statue, both in vig- 
 nette. At bottom, two representations of Canova's Washington, 
 in vignette, one to right and one to left. Line 
 
 Memorials of Washington. | 
 
 Height, 7.8. Width, 4.5. Sub height, 2. Sub width, 1.4. 
 
 [Frost's Young People's Book. 1841.] 
 
 COMPOSITIONS 
 
 EDWARD S. BEST 
 
 659 Whole length, to right, head to left, in uniform, seated at a table, 
 upon which is a military cloak. Cocked hat on corner of chair, 
 sword resting against front of chair, right hand on arm of chair 
 and left hand on table holding a letter. Etching and Line 
 
 Painted by C. Schuessele — (Copyright 1859) — Engraved by 
 Edward S. Best. | "G° Washington" | Published by John 
 M Butler 242 Chestnut Street. Philad a - | (Baker 413) 
 
 Height, 23.8. Sub height, 21.10. Width, 16.6. 
 
 The head is from Stuart's Athenseum portrait. 
 
 659a Same as 659. Without the address. 
 
 6596 Same as 659. Before all letters. 
 
 276 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 660 Whole length, to right, head to left, in uniform, seated at a table. 
 Similar to 659. Outline 
 
 Washington and the Duche Letter. | Valley Forge 1777. | 
 Sold by Agents, to Subscribers only | J. M. Butler Pub- 
 lisher 242 (old number 84) Chestnut St. Jayne's Building 
 Philad a I 
 
 Height, 5.10. Sub height, 4. 15. Width, 3. 12. 
 
 [Washington and the Duche" Letter. Phila., 1858.] 
 
 660a Same as 660. Last two lines of lettering erased. 
 
 [STEPHEN ALONZO SCHOFF] 
 
 661 Whole length, to right, head to left, in uniform, seated, at a 
 table. Similar to 659. Centre of Calendar, for 1898, of the 
 New England Mutual Life Insurance Company of Boston; with 
 border, 5/16. Line 
 
 Washington at Valley Forge. | (Copyright 1897). | 
 
 Height, 8.4. Width, 6.8. 
 
 Engraved by S. A. Schoff upon a machine laid plate. 
 
 WILLIAM HOLL 
 
 662 Whole length, to right, in uniform, on horseback, with a drawn 
 sword in extended right hand. Cocked hat, resting on the fore- 
 arm, held by the left hand. Mixed 
 
 John Faed R S A — W M Holl | Washington Receiving a 
 Salute on the Field of Trenton. | Published Exclusively 
 for Subscribers by the National | Art Association of New 
 
 277 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 York 1865. | "G 0 Washington " | (Copyright 1865 by N. A. 
 Association) I (Baker 416) 
 
 Height, 27. Sub height, 23.14. Width, 17.8. 
 
 The head is from Stuart's Athenaeum portrait. 
 
 662a Same as 662. Before all letters. 
 
 662& Same as 662a. " G° Washington ", added. 
 
 662c Same 662(5. Names of painter and of engraver added. 
 
 662^ Same as 662^. Copyright notice of "1863" added. 
 
 662e Same as 662. Address and copyright changed to "Published 
 for Subscribers to Lossing's | Washington and the American 
 Republic. | (Copyright 1868 by Virtue & Yorston) | " 
 
 662/ Same as 6622. Address and copyright removed. " Kendal 
 Bank Note Co. Publishers. New York " added on first line, 
 between names of painter and engraver. 
 
 662# Same as 662/ Cut down to oval, cutting off part of horse's 
 feet, with border added, 6/16, the sword in Washington's hand 
 coming outside of border. 
 
 Oval height, 18. 1. Oval width, 13.8. 
 
 Used upon large advertising card of New York Bank Note Company. 
 
 662/fc Same as 662^. Cut down to second button of coat. Oval, with 
 border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 Kendall Bank Note Co. 285 B'dway, N. Y. | Washington | 
 Engraved by Wm. Holl, after a portrait by John Faed, 
 R.S.A. I 
 
 Height, 5.10. Oval height, 4.3. Oval width, 3.5. 
 
 662^ Same as 662/^ Without last two lines of lettering. 
 
 278 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 663 Whole length, to right, in uniform, on horseback. Similar to 
 662. Oval top, with rustic border, 8/16; title at bottom, within 
 border. Stipple 
 
 Gen l Washington | 
 
 Height, 4.4. Sub height, 3.12. Width, 2.12. 
 
 [JAMES FAGAN] 
 
 664 Whole length, to right, in uniform, on horseback. Similar to 
 662. In lower margin a field-piece. Etching 
 
 Copyright Rover, Lee & Clem 1894. N. Y. | 
 
 Height, 14. Sub height, 10.8. Width, 8.12. 
 
 All the copies I have seen are signed "James Fagan." 
 
 664a Same as 664. Before copyright notice. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 665 Head, to right, in uniform. Vignette. Similar to 662. Line 
 1789. I 
 
 Height, 4.12. Width, 3.8. 
 
 The only impression seen of this print, which is quite modern, was evidently cut 
 from some larger one, so that the entry is not of much value as a guide. 
 
 JEAN NICHOLAS LAUGIER 
 
 666 Whole length, to left, in uniform, standing, with a field glass in 
 right hand and left hand on sword at side. To left, a mounted 
 cannon, and to the right, partly in rear, a horse led by a soldier. 
 
 279 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 In the distance, to the left, fortifications and shipping on the far 
 side of a river. Line 
 
 Painted by Cogniet, 1836. — The head, from the original 
 Painting by G. Stuart, in the Athenaeum of Boston. — 
 Engraved by Laugier, 1839. | Washington. | (Copyright 
 1839) I (Baker 417) 
 
 Height, 27.1. Sub height, 25.1. Width, 20. 13. 
 
 HEZEKIAH WRIGHT SMITH 
 
 667 Whole length, to left, in uniform, standing in landscape, with 
 walking-stick in right hand, and view of Mount Vernon to the 
 left. Mezzotint 
 
 Painted by T. Hicks, N.A. — Engraved by H. Wright Smith. | 
 Washington. | Proof | Wm H Miller & Co Printers | 
 (Copyright 1859, by Bailey New York) | 
 
 Height, 27.1. Sub height, 24.6. Width, 17. 
 
 Head from Stuart's Athenaeum picture. 
 
 667a Same as 667. Before all letters. 
 
 667& Same as 667. " Proof", removed. 
 
 A. H. RITCHIE 
 
 668 Whole length, to front, head to left, standing, right hand on an 
 upright book on table to left, left hand on the hilt of a dress 
 sword with point resting on ground. Background, an alcove 
 and pillars, and to right, a claw foot and ball chair, with United 
 States shield at top of back. Mixed 
 
 P. F. Rothermel, Pinx t — A. H. Ritchie, sc. | "G? Wash- 
 
 280 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 ington" I Published by R. A. Bachia & C? 23 Chambers St 
 N. Y. I (Copyright 1852) | (Baker 312) 
 
 Height, 28.6. Sub height, 26.6. Width, 19.10. 
 
 Adaptation of the Lansdowne with the Athenaeum head. 
 
 668a Same as 668. Before title and address. 
 
 668& Same as 668. Address changed to "William Pate 16 Burling 
 Slip New York". 
 
 668c Same as 668/5. Pate's address changed to "58 & 60 Fulton 
 Sr." and "Boston, L. A. Elliott & C?" added between names of 
 painter and engraver. 
 
 THOMAS DONEY 
 
 669 Three-quarter length, to left, standing. Similar to 668. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 (Copyright 1865 by W. Pate) — Engraved by T Doney | Wash- 
 ington. I (Baker 203) 
 
 Height, 14.8. Sub height, 13.12. Width, 10.12. 
 
 O. G. HANKS 
 
 670 Three-quarter length, to left, head to right, standing, with scroll in 
 right hand and left hand on papers upon a table. Vignette. Line 
 
 O. G. H. I George Washington | Bureau. Engraving & 
 Printing | 
 
 Height, 2.14. Sub height, 2.1. Width, 1.13. 
 
 Stuart's Athenaeum head. 
 28l 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 GEORGE E. PERINE 
 
 671 Whole length, to front, head to left, in masonic regalia. Right 
 hand upon a closed upright book, lettered on side: "Ancient | 
 Masonic | Constitutions. | " The left hand holds a mallet rest- 
 ing on a pedestal. To the right, a chair and a column. Oval, 
 with border of a single line, 6/16, within which is the title. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 From a Photograph. — Published by Moore & C? i i i Nassau 
 St New York — Eng? by Geo. E. Perine. | Washington as a 
 Mason. | (Baker 420) 
 
 Oval height, 8.3. Oval width, 6.3. 
 
 Stuart's Athenaeum head. 
 
 ADAM B. WALTER 
 
 672 Whole length, to front, head to left, in masonic regalia. Oval. 
 Similar to 671. Mezzotint 
 
 American Publishing House. — Eng d by A. B. Walter. | 
 Washington as a Mason | 
 
 Oval height, 8.2. Oval width, 6.3. 
 
 672a Same as 672. Address changed to "J. C. McCurdy & Co." 
 
 6726 Same as 672. Address changed to "Published by John Dainty 
 15 S. 6* St. Philadelphia." (Baker 425) 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 673 Whole length, to front, head to left, in masonic regalia. Similar 
 to 6 7 2 - Mezzotint 
 
 282 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 "G° Washington" | Como Mason. | 
 Height, 5.13. Sub height, 5.2. Width, 3.10. 
 
 673a Same as 673. Second line of title changed to "As a Mason." 
 
 JOHN SARTAIN 
 
 674 Whole length, to front, head to left, standing, in uniform. In 
 extended right hand, an open scroll inscribed: "To George 
 Washington." In left hand, a sheathed sword with point to 
 ground. In background, to left, stacked muskets with Ameri- 
 can flag and drum. Curtain above and column behind. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 Sartain. Sc. | 
 
 Height, 4. 14. Sub height, 4. 12. Width, 3.3. 
 
 Stuart's Athenaeum head. 
 [Hickey's Constitution of the United States. Philadelphia, 1854.] 
 
 JOHN JAMES BARRALET 
 
 675 Whole length, to left, recumbent, rising from a tomb, surrounded 
 by clouds and supported by Time and Immortality, the latter 
 pointing upward. To the left, a figure of Liberty, with war 
 emblems at her feet, and to the right, an Indian, with bowed 
 figure. On the tomb, the inscription: "Sacred | to the Memory 
 of I Washington. | O B 14 Dec AD 1799. JEt | 68. 1" To the 
 right: "I. J. Barralet | Fecit. | " Stipple 
 
 Philadelphia Published by Simon Chaudron, and John J. 
 Barralet, Jan y 1802. | (Baker 406) 
 
 Height, 24.1. Sub height, 23.14. Width, 18.8. 
 
 Stuart's Athenaeum head. 
 283 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 675a Same as 675. Lettering changed to "Drawn and engraved by 
 J. J. Barralet | Published 22nd Feby 18 16 by B. Tanner En- 
 graver No 74 South Eighth Street. | " 
 
 675& Same as 675a:. Address removed and "Commemoration of 
 Washington." added. 
 
 CORNELIUS TIEBOUT 
 
 676 Whole length, to front, in uniform, upon a pedestal, in the mid- 
 dle distance of the design. In right hand, an open scroll in- 
 scribed: "Friends and Fellow Citizens." Left hand upon a sword 
 at his side. Army and navy emblems on either side of the 
 pedestal, upon which is the title. In the foreground, in front 
 of the statue, a large funeral urn upon a pedestal, on which 
 is "Sacred | to | Patriotism." | In the background a view of 
 Bowling Green, New York. To right, a shaft inscribed "In- 
 dependence," and to left, one inscribed " Liberty." Behind, an 
 arch, within which is an eagle, holding a ribbon in his beak, in- 
 scribed with the names of the Thirteen Original States, and Ken- 
 tucky, Vermont, and Tennessee. Enclosed in a rectangle of a 
 single line. Line and Stipple 
 
 Geo. Wa — ington | Designed & Drawn by Charles Buxton 
 M.D. — C. Tiebout sc I This Plate is with due Respect In- 
 scribed to the Congress of the United States, by | Cha?. 
 Smith. — New York. Published by C. Smith, 1798. | 
 
 Height, 26.12. Width, 21.9. Sub height, 25.2. Sub width, 19.10. 
 
 This is Baker 407, there described from copy of 676, printed on cotton, with 
 a mutilated copy. I have seen one address " Printed & Published at Glas- 
 impression printed on satin and a gow by C. G. 1819." 
 
 284 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 677 Whole length, to left, standing, with left hand thrust into breeches 
 pocket, and the right hand on an open scroll, inscribed " Decla- 
 ration of Independence," upon a table, to left, containing writing 
 materials. To the right, an arm-chair, upon which is a sword, 
 and in the background a curtain drawn, showing pillars and the 
 open sky. Mezzotint 
 
 Engrav'd from an Original Drawing by Savage. | George 
 Washington Esq r | Late President of the United States 
 in America. | Publish'd by I Le Petit, Latimer House, Ham- 
 mersmith near London. | 
 
 Height, 19.10. Sub height, 18.8. Width, 13.13. 
 
 The head is evidently after Stuart, but badly drawn. The composition 
 is based upon the Tea-pot portrait. 
 
 677a Same as 677. Without address. (Baker 375) 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 678 Whole length, to front, head to left, standing. Left hand upon 
 hip, above hilt of sword, and right hand extended, as if in the 
 act of speaking. In the background, a curtain, and to the left, 
 two pillars, upon a large base. Mezzotint 
 
 General Washington. | Father and Protector of America. | 
 
 (Baker 434) 
 
 Height, 13.12. Sub height, 12.13. Width, 9. n. 
 
 The design is inspired by Stuart's Tea-pot picture. 
 
 G. A. SASSO 
 
 679 Whole length, full to front, head to right, standing. Right hand 
 
 285 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 thrust into waistcoat, with hat under arm. Left hand extended, 
 with palm down. To right, two figures approaching in a canoe; 
 to left, a palm tree. Border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 G. B. Bosio dis. — G. A. Sasso inc. | Giorgio Washington. | 
 
 (Baker 422) 
 
 Height, 7.4. Sub height, 6.8. Width, 4.7. 
 
 [Serie di Vite e Ritratti de Famosi Personaggi. Milano, 181 5.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 680 Whole length, to left, seated. Right hand holding a closed up- 
 right book upon a table. Left hand, resting on arm-chair, holds 
 dress sword. Background of curtains and pillar. In foreground, 
 on floor, to right, a pile of books. Stipple 
 
 "G° Washington" | From the original painting by Chappel 
 
 IN THE POSSESSION OF THE PUBLISHERS. | JOHNSON, Fry & Co. 
 
 Publishers, New York. | (Copyright 1863). | 
 Height, 9.2. Sub height, 7.7. Width, 5.6. 
 
 680a Same as 680. Before all letters. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 681 Three-quarter length, to left, seated. Similar to 680. Line 
 
 (Copyright 1870) | "G° Washington" | From the original 
 painting by Chappel in the possession of the publishers | 
 Johnson Fry & Co Publishers New York | 
 
 Height, 8.1 1. Sub height, 7.3. Width, 5.8. 
 
 681a Same as 681. All lettering removed. 
 
 286 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 682 Three-quarter length, to left, seated, in large easy-chair. Right 
 arm over arm of chair, and left hand in front ; legs crossed. To 
 right, on table, books, inkstand with pens, etc. Mixed 
 
 Height, 14.13. Width, 11. 12. 
 
 The only impression seen is from an unfinished and uncleaned plate. 
 
 W. JACKMAN 
 
 683 Half length, to left, seated. In right hand, a book, and a dress 
 sword rests in bended left forearm. In the lower margin, the 
 Arms of Washington. Stipple 
 
 Engraved by W Jackman from a design by W. H. Powell 
 
 AFTER THE HEAD BY STUART | Gen. GeORGE-WaSHINGTON. | 
 
 Born February 22^? 1732, Appointed Commander — in Chief 
 of the American Army, June 15™ 1775. | Elected First 
 President of the United States — March 4™ 1789, Died 
 14™ Dec r 1799. I Printed by J Neale | Engraved for the 
 New York Albion Jan y i st 1842 | 
 
 Height, 15.8. Sub height, 13.13. Width, 11.1. 
 
 683a Same as 683. Background ruled over, and first and last two 
 lines of lettering erased. "Engraved from a Copy after Stew- 
 art" substituted for first line. 
 
 This is Baker 367, but there entirely misdescribed. 
 
 6836 Same as 683a. "Printed by J Neale" erased. Address added: 
 "Published by Geo. E. Perrine New York." 
 
 683c Same as 683^. Address erased; "by Halpin" added, after 
 " Stewart ". 
 
 287 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 684 Half length, to left, seated. Similar to 683. Stipple 
 Engraved from a Copy by Stuart. | " G° Washington." 
 Height, 14.6. Sub height, 13.4. Width, 10.13. 
 
 THOMAS DONEY 
 
 685 Half length, to left, seated. A dress sword rests on left fore- 
 arm. Table, to left, with upright book, hat, and writing material. 
 Oval, with border, 7/16, in a rectangle, with ornamental corners. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 Painted by Stuart. — (Copyright 1863) — Engraved by Doney. 
 I Washington. | Published by Rice & Allen. No 90 State 
 Street, Chicago Ills. | (Baker 201) 
 
 Height, 13.14. Sub height, 12.8. Width, 9.12. Oval height, IO.II. 
 Oval width, 7.15. 
 
 685a Same as 685. Address changed to "corner of Burdick & Water 
 S* Kalamazoo, Mich." 
 
 THOMAS DONEY 
 
 686 Half length, to right, seated, with dress sword resting on right 
 forearm. Back and one arm of chair visible. Oval, in em- 
 bossed rectangle. Mezzotint 
 
 J. L. Baldwin Newark N. J. | Painted 'by G. C. Stuart — 
 George Washington — Engraved by T. Doney N. Y. | 
 Printed by Powell & Co | 
 
 Height, 13.3. Sub height, 12.12. Width, 10.11. Oval height, 7.14. 
 Oval width, 6. 
 
 Inscription printed separately. 
 288 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 686a Same as 686. Oval, without embossed border, and without any 
 lettering. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 687 Bust, to left, in uniform. Vignette, surrounded by a wreath of 
 olive branches. Below bust, a ribbon, inscribed " E Pluribus 
 Unum." On either side, a stalk of corn, and above and below, 
 army and navy emblems. Etching 
 
 Height, 8. io. Width, 2.15. Diameter, 1. 12. 
 
 This has probably been cut out of some larger print or was used for a badge. 
 Its apparent date is in the first quarter of the nineteenth century. 
 
 JAMES ARCHER 
 
 688 Bust, to left, in uniform. Circular medallion, with "Washing- 
 ton", on field, above head, in the midst of war emblems. To 
 right of title-page of Illustrated Atlas of the United States. By 
 T. G. Bradford. Stipple 
 
 Weeks, Jordan & Company. Boston. | Eng 1 ? by Ja^ Archer | 
 (Copyright 1838) 
 
 Diameter, 1. 1 1. 
 
 J. CHAPMAN 
 
 689 Bust, to right, in uniform, with black stock. Oval, with border 
 line, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 J. Chapman sc. | General Washington. | Published as the 
 Act directs Mar. i. 1800. | (Baker 193) 
 
 Height, 5.10. Oval height, 4.8. Oval width, 3.6. 
 
 289 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 689a Same as 689. Engraver's name and publication line erased. 
 "Engraved for the Encyclopaedia Londinensis. 1828." substi- 
 tuted. 
 
 Printed in black, and in colors with bright green coat. 
 
 S. DODD 
 690 Bust to right, in uniform. Vignette. 
 S. Dodd Sc — New Ark | 
 
 Height, 1. 1 3. Width, 1.6. 
 
 BENJAMIN TANNER 
 
 691 Full bust, to right, in uniform, with order of the Cincinnati on 
 left lapel of coat. Oval, with border line, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 B. Tanner, sc. | George Washington. | First President of 
 the United States | and late Lieutenant General of the | 
 American Armies. | Died at Mount Vernon i4 T . H Dec? 1799, 
 Aged 68 Years. | 
 
 Height, 8.5. Oval height, 5.10. Oval width, 4.9. 
 
 This is Baker 341, although there wrongly described as a rectangle, and with 
 " M l Vernon " for " Mount Vernon." 
 
 691a Same as 691. Before engraver's name, and with title in etched 
 letters. 
 
 691& Same as 691. " B. Tanner, sc." erased and "W. H." substi- 
 tuted. " Baltimore Published by G. Smith." added, making 
 height, 8.9. " George Washington.", which is in open letters 
 in 691, is filled in. The plate in this state shows considerable 
 wear. 
 
 Line 
 (Baker 200) 
 
 290 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 692 Bust, to right, in uniform. Altered plate of 4, as noted under 
 \a. Stipple 
 
 His Excel : G : Washington Esq. | 
 
 Height, 6.6. Width, 3.15. Oval height, 4.9. Oval width, 3. 10. 
 
 R. G. HARRISON 
 
 693 Bust, to right, in uniform. Oval, with laurel border, 2/16, to 
 left of similar oval, containing portrait of Lafayette. Above, 
 Fame with trumpet and wreath ; beneath, bundle of fasces. Line 
 
 Lafayette | R. G. Harrison j A Grateful welcome to the 
 Friend of our Illustrious | Washington. | 
 
 Height, 2.5. Width, 1. 11. Oval height, . 12. Oval width, .9. 
 
 693a Same as 693. Copyright notice, 1824, added. 
 
 Printed on satin. 
 
 WILLIAM HARRISON, Jr. 
 694 Bust, to right, in uniform. With border, 1/16. Stipple 
 W. H. Jun r sc I 
 
 Height, .12. Oval height, .9. Oval width, .6. 
 
 ROBERT TILLER 
 
 695 Bust, to left, in uniform, on a pedestal, upon a rock, inscribed 
 "G. Washington."; below, within a wreath, "Ob! Dec' | 1799 | 
 JEt s . 68. I " To right, a cornucopia, upon which stands an eagle 
 
 291 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 with outspread wings. To left, a seated female figure, with up- 
 lifted cup in right hand, and a flag, with thirteen stars, over left 
 shoulder. In right distance, a ship, under sail, and in left dis- 
 tance, a ploughman. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 Engraved by R. Tiller Philad* | S. Robinson & Son | Hat | 
 Manufacturers | Market Street | 36 | Philadelphia | Su- 
 perior Water Proof | 
 
 Height, 5. Sub height, 3. Width, 4.4. Bust height, .14. Width, .8. 
 
 HINCHLIFF 
 
 696 Full bust, to left, in uniform. Stipple 
 Stewart. — Hinchliff. | General Washington. | 
 
 (Baker 254) 
 
 Height, 4.15. Sub height, 3.15. Width, 3.5. 
 
 [Irving's Life of Washington. London, Bohn, 1855.] 
 
 696a Same as 696. Before all letters. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 697 Full bust, to left, in uniform. Vignette. Line 
 Height, 3.9. Width, 2.12. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 698 Bust, to left, in uniform. Vignette. Line 
 Height, 3.5. Width, 2.8. 
 
 292 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 HENRI LEFORT 
 
 699 Bust, to left, in uniform. Oval, with border, 2 15/16, cut off at 
 sides, top, and bottom by rectangle. Etching 
 
 Henri Lefort Delineavit & Sculpsit, Anno 1880. — Impri- 
 merie A. Salmon — Paris. | Washington | 
 
 Height, 25.2. Width, 21.7. Oval height, 23.12. Oval width, 20. 
 
 699a Same as 699. Lettered: "Henri Lefort del et sc 1881." in 
 scratched letters. 
 
 From the lettering 699a would seem to be an earlier state of the plate than 699, 
 but the dates would indicate otherwise. 
 
 699& Same as 699. In lower margin, an American eagle with shield, 
 arrows, and ribbon. 
 
 [SAMUEL ARLENT EDWARDS] 
 
 700 Bust, to right, in uniform. Altered plate of 245 as there noted. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 Published by Wm. Clausen & Co. 47 W 28 T ? St. N. Y. | 
 700a Same as 700. Address erased. 
 
 293 
 
REMBRANDT PEALE 
 
 1795 
 
 DAVID EDWIN 
 
 701 Full bust, to left. Stipple 
 
 R. Peale Pinx — D. Edwin sc | General George Washing- 
 ton, I Born Feb. 22, 1732 in Westmoreland County Virginia, 
 and Died Dec. 14, 1799 at Mount Vernon. | (Baker 9) 
 
 Height, 12.12. Sub height, 1 1.4. Width, 9. 
 
 701a Same as 701. "Published by J Savage 1800." added. 
 
 7016 Same as yoia. Address, and names of painter and of engraver, 
 erased. Border added, at top and sides, 9/16, and at bottom, 
 1 4/16, with inside line, 2/16, at top and sides, and 3/16 at 
 bottom, the latter containing names of painter and engraver: 
 "R. Peale Pinx!— Printed in Colour's, by H. Charles.— D. Ed- 
 win Sculp'" Below title: "Published by H. S. Tanner, Phila- 
 delphia." (Baker 10) 
 
 There are prints from this state of the plate, not in colors. 
 
 DAVID EDWIN 
 
 702 Whole length, to right, seated, upon clouds, in a loose robe, with 
 right hand upon his heart and the left extended as if in the act 
 of speaking. Over the figure, to left, a cherub in the act of 
 
 294 
 
REMBRANDT PEALE 
 
 crowning Washington with a laurel wreath. To the right, two 
 figures, which appear to be portraits, partly hidden by clouds. 
 Beneath, to the right, a view of Mount Vernon. Stipple 
 
 Painted by R. Peal. — Published by S. Kennedy N9 129, 
 Chesnut Street, corner of 4 th Philadelphia. — Engrav'd 
 by Edwin. | Apotheosis of Washington | (Baker 402) 
 
 Height, 23.1. Sub height, 20.15. Width, 14.12. 
 
 For engravings after Rembrandt Peale's composite fictitious portrait of 
 Washington, see Nos. 865 to 868. 
 
 295 
 
JAMES SHARPLES 
 
 1796 
 
 SAMUEL ARLENT EDWARDS 
 
 703 Full bust, to left, profile. Oval, in rectangle. Mezzotint 
 
 Sharpless, Fecit. — S. Arlent Edwards Sculpsit | George 
 Washington. | Published 1899, by J. Percy Sabin, 80 Nassau 
 St. New York. | 
 
 Height, 10.9. Sub height, 9.6. Width, 7.3. Oval height, 9.3. Oval 
 width, 7. 
 
 A few impressions were printed in colors. 
 703a Same as 703. Before all lettering. 
 
 HENRY BRYAN HALL 
 
 704 Bust, to left, profile. Vignette. Line 
 
 Eng 1 ? by H. B. Hall from a Miniature, painted from life by 
 Sharpless in 1796 | (Baker 394) 
 
 Height, 5.13. Sub height, 3. Width, 4. 
 
 704a Same as 704. Lettering erased and "G° Washington" | "Private 
 Plate." I substituted. 
 
 HENRY BRYAN HALL AND SONS 
 705 Bust, to left, profile. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 296 
 
JAMES SHARPLES 
 
 "G° Washington" | From a Portrait by Sharpless, pre- 
 sented by Washington to Col. Talmadge, | Eng d by H. B. 
 Hall & Sons, for the Magazine of American History. | 
 
 Height, 5.13. Sub height, 3.14. Width, 4. 
 
 [For February, 1883.] 
 
 105a Same as 705. Before all letters. 
 
 7056 Same as 705. Without last line of lettering. 
 
 P. HALL 
 
 706 Bust, to left, profile. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 "G Washington" | "1796." | Original portrait in the 
 possession of the Evans Family. | Painted by Mrs. E. Sharp- 
 less, — Engraved by P. Hall. | 
 
 Height, 5.12. Sub height, 2.12. Width, 2.12. 
 
 [Memoirs of Thaddeus Kosciuszko. By A. W. W. Evans. New York, 1883.] 
 
 [DAWSON WATSON] 
 
 707 Bust, to right, profile. Oval, in rectangle. Printed on sheet 
 with profile of Mrs. Washington opposite, to left. Mezzotint 
 
 Height, 6.7. Width, 4.10. Oval height, 5.10. Oval width, 4.3. 
 
 This plate was engraved in Hartford, Ct, in 1896, after the pastel in the 
 Wadsworth Athenaeum, and only twenty-five copies printed. 
 
 MAX ROSENTHAL 
 
 708 Full bust, to right, in uniform. Arms of Washington in centre 
 of lower margin. Mezzotint 
 
 297 
 
JAMES SHARPLES 
 
 Copyright by Max Rosenthal. 1900. | Gen 1 : George — Wash- 
 ington Engraved by Max Rosenthal. — Philadelphia 
 1900. I From a Sharpless' Pastel — Owned in Philadel- 
 phia. I 
 
 Height, 10.12. Sub height, 9.1. Width, 7. 
 
 708a Same as 708. Before all lettering except copyright notice. In 
 this state some impressions have the arms of Washington printed 
 in red. 
 
 708& Same as 708. Arms of Washington and all lettering, except 
 copyright notice, erased, and following substituted: "Twenty 
 five sets in four states of this plate printed and | Subscribed for 
 by" — then follow twenty-five names of subscribers, each num- 
 bered, in five columns. 
 
 708c Same as 708. Plate defaced. 
 
 See No. 147a for print resembling the Sharpies profile, incorrectly spelled 
 " Sharpless " on Nos. 703 to 708. 
 
 298 
 
CHARLES 
 BALTHAZAR JULIENNE FEVRET 
 DE SAINT MEMIN 
 
 1798 
 
 FEVRET DE SAINT MEMIN 
 709 Bust, to right, profile, in uniform. Oval. Mezzotint 
 
 (Baker 395) 
 
 Oval height, .10. Oval width, .8. 
 
 FEVRET DE SAINT MEMIN 
 
 710 Head, to right, profile, laureated. Oval. Initials on bust. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 S T M I 
 
 Oval height, .10. Oval width, .7. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 711 Bust, to right, profile, in uniform. Oval, on either side an olive and 
 a laurel branch. Above, pen and sword crossed ; below, a rib- 
 bon lettered: "First in War First in Peace. First in the Hearts 
 of his Countrymen". Surrounded by diverging rays. Stipple 
 
 (Baker 396) 
 
 Height, 1. 12. Width, 1.8. Oval height, .10. Oval width, .8. 
 
 [Valedictory Address of Washington to the People of the United States. 
 Philadelphia. (1810.)] 
 
 This was without doubt engraved by William Kneass. 
 
 299 
 
FEVRET DE SAINT MEMIN 
 
 WILLIAM KNEASS 
 
 712 Bust, to right, profile, in uniform. Similar to 711. Oval; on 
 either side, an olive and a laurel branch. Above, pen and sword 
 crossed; below, a ribbon lettered: "first in War first in Peace 
 & first in the hearts of his Countrymen "; surrounded by diverg- 
 ing rays. The whole enclosed in a circle, formed half of palm 
 and half of oak leaves, over which is an eagle, with shield, and 
 ribbon inscribed: "July | 181 1 | Amor Patrae". To left, war 
 trophies, and to right emblems of peace and plenty. In right 
 distance a ship under sail. Heading to certificate of member- 
 ship in Washington Association of Philadelphia. 
 
 Head stipple and design etching 
 
 G. Fairman del — W. Kneass Sculp. | 
 
 Height, 5. Width, 5.4. Oval height, .10. Oval width, .8. 
 
 712a Same as 712. " Pro Patriae" instead of "Amor Patrae". 
 
 712& Same as 712. Without circle, etc., on satin, as a badge of the 
 "Washington Association." 
 
 The heads in 711 and 712 are closely alike, but they are plainly from 
 
 different plates. 
 
 WILLIAM KNEASS 
 
 713 Bust, to right, profile, in uniform. Oval. Similar to 712, with 
 certain differences, to wit: "First in War First in Peace First in 
 the Hearts of his Countrymen"; "October | 18 14 | Cor unum 
 via I una | " ; a series of outer diverging rays and a man plough- 
 ing in right distance. Heading to certificate of membership in 
 Washington Association of Lancaster, Pa. 
 
 Head stipple and design etching 
 
 Engrav'd by Kneass Philad. | 
 
 Height, 5.2. Width, 6.7. Oval height, .10. Oval width, .8. 
 
 300 
 
FEVRET DE SAINT MEMIN 
 
 [ROBERT DUDENSING] 
 714 Bust, to left, profile, in uniform. Vignette. Stipple 
 George Washington | From the original Portrait, done in 
 
 CRAYON, BY C. B. J. F. DE S T MeMIN, AND NOW 1 866, IN THE | 
 
 possession of J. Carson Brevoort, Esq. | Elias Dexter, 564 
 Broadway, New York. | (Baker 397) 
 
 Height, 5.6. Sub height, 3.6. Width, 4.2. 
 714a Same as 714. Before all letters. 
 
 HENRY BRYAN HALL AND SONS 
 
 715 Bust, to left, profile, in uniform. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 Washington | From the St Memin Crayon in possession of 
 J. Carson Brevoort. Esq. | Eng 1 ? by H. B. Hall & Sons, New 
 York. | 
 
 Height, 6.4. Sub height, 4.1. Width, 3.8. 
 
 [Magazine of American History. February, 1880.] 
 
 715a Same as 715. Before all letters. 
 
 715& Same as 715. Reworked by C. B. Hall and changed to an 
 oval, in a rectangle, with border. Lettering erased and re- 
 lettered "G° Washington". 
 
 Height, 7.2. Sub height, 5.13. Width, 4.8. Oval height, 4. 1 5. Oval 
 width, 3.1 1. 
 
 715c Same as 715^. Without any letters. 
 
 IVbd Same as 715& Facsimile removed and "Washington" sub- 
 stituted. 
 
 301 
 
FEVRET DE SAINT MEMIN 
 
 [ALBERT ROSENTHAL] 
 
 716 Bust, to left, profile, in uniform. Vignette. In lower left-hand 
 margin, a profile portrait of the artist, to right, and under it a 
 facsimile signature "St Memin." Etching 
 
 Height, 6.8. Sub height, 4.6. Width, 2.12. 
 
 Plate destroyed after printing twenty-five impressions. 
 
 SAMUEL HOLLYER 
 
 717 Bust, to left, profile, in uniform. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 "G° Washington" | The last portrait from life, 1798, age 
 66. I EnY by Hollyer after ST Memin. | 
 
 Height, 4. Sub height, 2.1 1. Width, 2.2. 
 
 717a Same as 717. Address added: "Published by J. O. Wright 
 & Co New York." 
 
 MAX ROSENTHAL 
 
 718 Head, to right, profile, laureated. Oval, with border, 2/16, sur- 
 rounded by olive wreath, 8/16, tied at bottom with a ribbon, in 
 a rectangle, with border, 3/16. In upper corners of rectangle, 
 a flaming torch with laurel wreath. On neck " S! M. P." 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 Copyright by Max Rosenthal 1899. | Washington | En- 
 graved by Max Rosenthal from the Engraving by St. 
 Memin in the St. Memin collection | owned by Hampton 
 L. Carson, Esq. Phila. Border designed by the Engraver. | 
 
 Height, 6.9. Sub height, 5.14. Width, 4.13. Oval height, 4.8. Oval 
 width, 3. 
 
 302 
 
FEVRET DE SAINT MEMIN 
 
 718a Same as 718. In lower margin, a small engraving of the head, 
 set in a ring and without lettering, except copyright notice. 
 Some impressions of the small head were printed on separate 
 sheets. 
 
 718& Same as 7180. Small head in lower margin erased, and instead 
 " Twenty-five sets in four states of this plate printed and | Sub- 
 scribed for by I "; then follow twenty-five names in five columns. 
 
 718c Same as 718^. Defaced. 
 
 [MAX ROSENTHAL] 
 
 719 Bust, to right, profile, in uniform. Oval, in rectangle, with out- 
 side border, 1/16, like a frame. In ornamental border, at bot- 
 tom, of portrait of St. Memin. Mezzotint 
 
 Height, 1.5. Width, r.2. Oval height, .10. Oval width, .8. 
 
 Engraved in 1900, and fifty copies printed off separately. 
 
 MAX ROSENTHAL 
 
 720 Head, to left, profile, laureated. Oval, with border, 4/16, in rect- 
 angle, with border, 3/16. Oak leaves in each corner of rectan- 
 gle, and ribbon bow at top. Tablet, at bottom, with title. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 Washington | Copyright by Max Rosenthal, Phila, 1902. | 
 Engraved by Max Rosenthal from the original drawing by 
 St. Memin | in the Carson Collection — Border designed 
 by the Engraver. | 
 
 Height, 6.9. Sub height, 6.2. Width, 4. 14. Oval height, 4.12. Oval 
 width, 3. II. 
 
 303 
 
FEVRET DE SAINT MEMIN 
 
 720a Same as 720. Tablet blank. No lettering except copyright 
 notice. 
 
 720& Same as 720. Lettering erased after copyright notice, and 
 "The Edition of this Plate is Limited to 25 sets in 4 states of 
 the plate | Subscribed^ for by |"; then follow twenty-five names 
 in five columns. 
 
 720c Same as 720^. Plate defaced. 
 
 304 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 CAMPBELL TYPE 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 721 Whole length, to right, head to left, on horseback, in uniform 
 and cocked hat, with gorget and ribband. Drawn sword in 
 right hand, held across the body. Battle raging in the extreme 
 right distance. Mezzotint 
 
 Done from an Original, Drawn from the Life by Alex r 
 Campbell, of Williamsburgh in Virginia. | George Washing- 
 ton, Esq r | General and Commander in Chief of the Con- 
 tinental Army in America. | Published as the Act directs, 
 9 Sept r 1775 by C. Shepherd. | (Baker 46) 
 
 Height, 13.13. Sub height, 12.10. Width, 9.13. 
 
 721a Same as 721. In lower right-hand margin, "85". Plate re- 
 worked and details changed. 
 
 721& Same as 721. Plate worn and altered in details, giving it a 
 changed appearance. 
 
 NILSON 
 
 722 Whole length, to right, head to left, on horseback, in uniform 
 and cocked hat, with gorget and ribband. Drawn sword in 
 right hand. In background, a fortress. Border, 8/16. Line 
 
 305 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 George Washington Esq? | General and Comander in 
 Chief of the Continental Army in America | Nach dem 
 Leben gezeichnet von Alexander Champbele von Wiliams- 
 BURG IN Virginien. | Nilson fec. et excud. A. V. I 
 
 (Baker 47) 
 
 Height, 8.6. Sub height, 6. 1 . Width, 4.8. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 723 Whole length, to right, head to left, on rearing horse, in uniform 
 and cocked hat, with ribband and gorget. Drawn sword in right 
 hand. In distance, landscape and river. Etching 
 
 General Washington | (Baker 62) 
 
 Height, 6.3. Sub height, 5.12. Width, 3.15. 
 
 [Exshaw's Gentleman's Magazine. London, December, 177 5. J 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 724 Whole length, to right, head to left, on horseback, in uniform 
 and cocked hat, with ribband and gorget. Drawn sword in 
 right hand. Horse's mane flowing on far side of horse, under 
 neck. In right distance, a battle; under horse, three drummers 
 are seen. To left, a tree. Etching 
 
 George Washington, Esq? | General and Commander in 
 Chief of the Continental Army in America | Nach dem 
 Leben gezeichnet von Alexander Champbell von Williams- 
 burg en Virginien. | Gestochen | 1778 | Ioh. Martin Will 
 exc. A. V. I 
 
 Height, 8.6. Sub height, 7. Width, 5.7. 
 
 306 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 724a Same as 724. Has "in Virginien." instead of "en Virginien." 
 and "Gestochen 1778" in one line instead of in two lines. I have 
 seen but one impression of this state of the plate. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 725 Whole length, to left, head to front, on a galloping horse, in 
 uniform and cocked hat, with ribband. Drawn sword in right 
 hand, extended to left. In distance, an encampment. Circle, 
 with border at bottom, 6/16, in which is title, with outside border 
 of laurel leaves, 7/16. Etching 
 
 His Excellency George Washington Esq r Commander in 
 chief of the American Armies. — The Protector of his 
 Country. The Supporter of Liberty, and the Benefactor 
 of Mankind.* May his name never be forgotten * | 
 
 Diameter, 10. 
 
 The execution of this plate is very crude, slightly different form, finished with the 
 
 and there is a recent imitation of it, more pencil, and without punctuation. It is 
 
 in outline than 725, with some changes issued upon old hand-made paper with 
 
 in the border of saddlecloth and rosette a plate mark, and is well calculated to 
 
 on hat. The inscription is in letters of deceive even the wary. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 726 Whole length, to right, head to left, on horseback, in uniform 
 
 and cocked hat, with ribband. Drawn sword, in right hand. 
 
 At extreme right, in distance, a battle in progress. Double 
 border lines, 1/16. Etching 
 
 George Washington, Esq r | General and Comander of the 
 Continental Army in America. | (Eight lines in French and 
 ten lines in German) | No 34 | Ioh. Mart. Will excud. Aug. 
 
 VlND. I 
 
 Height, 1 1. 12. Sub height, 9.5. Width, 6.1. 
 
 307 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 726a Same as 726. "No 34" erased and "exc: A.V." replaces in 
 last line "excud. Aug. Vind." 
 
 B. MOURIK 
 
 727 Whole length, to right, head to left, on horseback, in uniform 
 and cocked hat, with ribband, gorget and epaulet. Drawn 
 sword in right hand. Horse's tail flowing to ground. To left, 
 a cannon on gun carriage, between two supports. In middle 
 distance, a river, with encampment on distant bank and battle 
 in progress to right ; on near bank, to right, a stockade. The 
 upper half of a plate, containing, on lower half, a whole-length 
 portrait of Commodore Hopkins. Corners of rectangle cut off 
 with scroll work. Border line, 1/16. Etching 
 
 in de Mercurius, October, Erste Stuk. 1777. Pag. 128. | 
 George Washington, Esq r Generaal en Chef der Ameri- 
 canen I B. Mourik, Excudit. I 
 
 Height, 6.9. Sub height, 3.3. Sub-sub height, 3. Width, 4.9. 
 
 This is from the same publication as No. 58, and I have seen but one 
 impression of each. 
 
 JAMES ERISON 
 
 728 Whole length, to right, head to left, on prancing horse, in uni- 
 form and cocked hat, with ribband. In right hand, a baton held 
 to side. Border line around, forming at bottom a panel, 11/16, 
 containing title. Etching 
 
 George Washington Esq r | General and Commander in | 
 Chief of the Continentae Army | in America | Iames Erison 
 exc. Boston | 
 
 Height, 3.8. Sub height, 2.12. Width, 2.8. 
 
 308 
 
Number 725 (reduced) 
 Photogravure after etching by unknown artist. 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 729 Three-quarter length, to right, head to left, in uniform and 
 cocked hat, with ribband, gorget and one epaulet. Drawn 
 sword in right hand, across body. Oval, with border, 8/16, 
 showing only top and bottom; tablet below, with title, in rect- 
 angle. Etching 
 
 George Washington. Esq^ - | Americanischer Generalis- 
 SIMUS. I (Baker 48) 
 
 Height, 6.3. Sub height, 5.6. Width, 3. 10. Oval height, 4.8. 
 
 [Geschichte der Kriege in und ausse Europa. Nurnberg, 1777.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 730 Three-quarter length, to left, head to right, in uniform and 
 cocked hat, with ribband. Left hand on hip, and right hand 
 points to battle going on, in distance, at extreme right. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 Done from an Original, Drawn from the Life by Alex? 
 Campbell, of Williamsburgh in Virginia. | George Wash- 
 ington, Esq? I General and Commander in Chief of the 
 Continental Army in America. | Published as the Act 
 directs. 9. Sept 1775 by C. Shepherd London. | 
 
 (Baker 49) 
 
 Height, 14.3. Sub height, 12.13. Width, 9.5. 
 
 730a Same as 730. In first line, after "Virginia." — " Ioh. Martin 
 Will excud Aug.Vind. | " 
 
 7306 Same as 730a. " Ioh. Martin Will excud Aug.Vind." erased. 
 
 730, 730a and 730^ each shows some slight variations in details and in dimensions; 
 not enough, however, to fix them as different plates. 
 
 309 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 731 Three-quarter length, to left, head to right, in uniform and 
 cocked hat, with ribband. Similar to 727. Mezzotint 
 
 Done from an Original, Drawn from the Life by Alex 11 
 Campbell, of Williamsburg in Virginia. — Ioh Martin Will 
 excud Aug.Vind. I George Washington, Esq. | General 
 and Commander in Chief of the Continental Army in 
 America. | Published as the Act directs 9, Sept. 1775 by 
 C. Shepherd London. | 
 
 Height, 13.14. Sub height, 12.12. Width, 9.6. 
 
 While this print is very like 730, it is plate, while in 730 it is 5/16. The form 
 clearly a different plate. Its execution of tree in lower right corner is decidedly 
 is much better and there is a difference different, as is the running soldier in 
 in the form of letter in third line of title, lower left corner. 
 The uplifted hand is 2/16 from edge of 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 732 Three-quarter length, to right, head to left, in uniform and 
 cocked hat, with ribband. Right hand upon hip and left hand 
 pointing to battle in extreme right distance, tree on extreme 
 left. Border line around rectangle. Etching 
 
 Washington | General dans l'Armee des Americains. | 
 
 (Baker 52) 
 
 Height, 7.4. Sub height, 6.8. Width, 5.3. 
 
 JOHN LORENZ RUGENDAS 
 
 733 Three-quarter length, to right, head to left, in uniform and 
 cocked hat. In right hand, a drawn sword, uplifted, across 
 body. To extreme right, a battle-ship, and to extreme left, the 
 muzzle of a cannon. Mezzotint 
 
 3IO 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 George Washington, Esq r | General and Commander in 
 Chef of the Continental | Army in America. | Ioh. Lorenz 
 Rugendas Sculpsit et excud, Aug. Vind | (Baker 57) 
 
 Height, 13.8. Sub height, 1 1. 14. Width, 8.15. 
 
 733a Same as 733. Title in different letters. "Efq'" instead of 
 "Esq'"; "Chief" for "Chef", and second and third lines in one 
 line. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 734 Three-quarter length, to left, head to right, in uniform and 
 cocked hat, with ribband. Right arm extended and left hand 
 upon hip. In left distance, a battle. Line around rectangle. 
 
 Etching 
 
 Georgr Washington. | General und Comandeur en Chef I 
 bey der Provincial — Armee in America. | (Baker 61) 
 
 Height, 5.6. Sub height, 4.12. Width, 3.5. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 735 Three-quarter length, to left, head to right, in uniform and 
 cocked hat, with ribband and gorget. Right hand extended 
 and left hand upon hip. In left distance, a battle. Etching 
 
 No 138 I (Bl Sc) I George Washington Ritter | General 
 und Commendeur en Chef der Armeen der vereinigten | 
 frey Staaten von Nord America 1775. Mittglied der 
 Congressen. I 
 
 Height, 13. Sub height, 1 1. 12. Width, 7.12. 
 
 311 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 736 Half length, to right, head to left, in uniform and cocked hat, 
 with ribband and gorget. Drawn sword, in right hand, held 
 across body. Flags in lower right and lower left corners. 
 Border, 6/16, with tablet at bottom, which contains title, in 
 French and in English, in double columns. Etching 
 
 George Washington Eq er | General en Chef de l'Armee 
 
 EnGLO AMERIQUAINE I NOMME DICTATEUR PAR LE CONGRES | En 
 
 Fevrier 1777. I George Washington Eq er | General and 
 Commander in Chief of the | Continental Army | in 
 America | d'Apres l'original de Champell Peintre de 
 Willi am bourg Capitale de la Virginie. | (Baker 59) 
 
 Height, 12. Sub height, 9.9. Width, 7.7. Sub width, 6.5. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 737 Full bust, to left, head to right, in uniform and cocked hat, with 
 ribband. Oval in rectangle. Mezzotint 
 
 peint par Alexander Camphell a Williamsbourg en Vir- 
 ginie I George Washington, Esquier | General et Com- 
 
 ENDEUR EN CHEF d'ArMEE DES XIII PROVINCES | UNIES EN 
 AMERIQUE. I Se VEND A LoNDRES CHEZ ThOM. HaRT. | 
 
 (Baker 50) 
 
 Height, 8.13. Sub height, 7.14. Width, 6.3. Oval height, 7.8. Oval 
 width, 5.13. 
 
 737a Same as 737. "Comandeur" instead of "Comendeur ". 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 738 Full bust, to left, head to right, in uniform and cocked hat, with 
 
 312 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 ribband and one epaulet. Oval, with border, 6/16, resting on 
 base. Title on tablet in base. Line 
 
 Georg Washington, Esq? | Commandirender General en 
 Chef der | Provinzialarmee in Nordamerika. | 
 
 Height, 6. Width, 3.8. Oval height, 3.6. Oval width, 2. 1 2. 
 
 This is doubtless Baker 51. The size I have not seen a print lettered as given 
 and description correspond, but the last in Baker, which is without doubt an 
 line of inscription is divided differently, error in proof-reading. 
 
 T. C. G. FRITZSCH 
 
 739 Full bust, to left, head to right, in uniform and cocked hat, 
 with ribband and one epaulet. Oval, with border, 6/16, resting 
 upon a base within a rectangle. Title on tablet in base. Line 
 
 Georg Washington, Esq? | Commandirender General en 
 Chef der | Provinzialarmee in Nordamerica. | T. C. G. 
 Fritzsch Sc I (Baker 53) 
 
 Height, 5.14. Width, 3.7. Oval height, 3.5. Oval width, 2. 1 1 . 
 139a Same as 739. "Nordamerika" in place of "Nordamerica." 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 740 Full bust, to left, head to right, in uniform, with gorget and rib- 
 band. Oval, with square border, 8/16, upon a base in a rect- 
 angle engraved to represent brick-work, with a tablet, upon 
 which is the title. A wreath, tied with a ribbon, extends from 
 top of border down on either side. Line around rectangle. 
 
 Line 
 
 GenV George Washington. | (Baker 54) 
 
 313 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 Height, 5.8. Width, 3.8. Oval height, 2.8. Oval width, 2.3. 
 
 [History of America. By W. Russell. London, 1778.] 
 
 740a Same as 740. Before title. 
 
 LIEBE 
 
 741 Full bust, to right, head to left, in uniform, with gorget and 
 ribband. Oval, in rectangle, upon a base with tablet. Copy in 
 reverse of 740. Mixed 
 
 Gen l George Washington. | Liebe sc. | (Baker 55) 
 
 Height, 5.13. Width, 3.7. Oval height, 2.8. Oval width, 2.3. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 742 Bust, to left, in uniform and cocked hat, with gorget and one 
 epaulet. Oval, with border, 8/16, to represent brick-work. 
 
 Line 
 
 Engraved for Murrays History of the American War. | 
 General Washington. | Printed for T. Robson, Newcastle, 
 upon Tyne. I (Baker 56) 
 
 Height, 5.5. Oval height, 3.5. Oval width, 2.6. 
 
 [Murray's History of the American War. London, 1782.] 
 
 [DUPIN] 
 
 743 Bust, to left, head to right, in uniform and cocked hat, with 
 gorget, ribband and one epaulet. Drawn sword partly visible 
 on left. Oval, with border, 6/16, in rectangle, ornamented with 
 
 3H 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 war emblems. Ribbon at top of oval and heavy line around 
 rectangle. Title on base; address below. Line 
 
 George — Washington Eq er | General en Chef de l'Armee 
 
 AnGLO-AmERIQUAINE, NOMME I DlCTATEUR PAR LE CoNGRES EN 
 
 Fevrier 1777. I A Paris chez Esnauts et Rapilly, rue S t 
 Jacques, a la Ville de Coutances. A. P. D. R. | (Baker 58) 
 
 Height, 6.12. Sub height, 6.4. Width, 4.8. Oval height, 3.6. Oval 
 width, 2.12. 
 
 [GOSSLIN, Jr.] 
 
 744 Bust, to left, head to right, in uniform. Copy of 743, by Goss- 
 lin, Jr., Paris, 1895. Etched 
 
 George — Washington Eq er | General en Chef de l'Armee 
 anglo-ameriquaine nomme dlctateur par le congres en 
 Fevrier 1 777. | 
 
 Height, 6.4. Width, 4.8. Oval height, 3.6. Oval width, 2.12. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 745 Bust, to left, head to right, in uniform and cocked hat, with 
 ribband. Drawn sword partly visible to left. Oval, in rect- 
 angle on base. Ribbon at top of oval. Border line, 1/16, 
 around rectangle. Line 
 
 George Washington Eq er | General en Chef de l'Armee 
 anglo-ameriquaine, i nomme dlctateur par les congres | 
 en Fevrier 1777. | 
 
 Height, 6.4. Width, 4.5. Oval height, 3.6. Oval width, 2.10. 
 
 315 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 746 Bust, to right, head to left, in uniform and cocked hat, with 
 ribband and one epaulet. Oval, in border, 4/16, resting on 
 tablet in rectangle. Etching 
 
 Georg Washington, Esq r | (Baker 60) 
 
 Height, 4.7. Width, 2.13. Oval height, 3.4. Oval width, 2.4. 
 
 LE BEAU 
 
 747 Full bust, to front, head to left, in uniform and cocked hat, with 
 drawn sword partly visible. Oval, with border, 7/16, in a rect- 
 angle, resting upon a base. Title on tablet upon the base. 
 
 Line 
 
 Georges Washington, Eq e . r | General en chef de lArmee 
 
 AnGLO-AmERIQUAINE I NOME DlCTATEUR PAR LE CONGRES EN 
 
 Fevrier 1777 I Desrais del — Le Beau Sculp | a Paris chez 
 
 ESNAUTS ET RAPILLY, RUE ST JACQUES A LA VILLE DE COUTANCES. | 
 
 (Baker 19) 
 
 Height, 6.7. Sub height, 6.4. Width, 4.1. Oval height, 3.6. Oval 
 width, 2. II. 
 
 J. M. PROBST, Jr. 
 
 748 Whole length, to left, on galloping horse, with flying coat, Wolfe 
 hat and long queue behind. Right hand grasps uplifted sword. 
 In distance, a tent, fortifications, groups of soldiers on the march 
 and two soldiers mounted. Etching 
 
 George Washington, Esq r | General and Comander in 
 Chef of the Continental Army in | America. | J. M. Probst 
 jun. sc — J. Mich Probst exc A. V. | 
 
 Height, 10.6. Sub height, 9.5. Width, 6. 14. 
 
 316 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 H. PINHAS 
 
 749 Whole length, to left, head to right, in uniform and cocked hat, 
 mounted on white horse advancing. In left hand, double reins, 
 and in right hand, uplifted sword. To right, soldiers, and to 
 left, a palm tree. Border line, i/i 6. Line 
 
 H. Pinhas sc | Georg. Washington. | (Baker 421) 
 
 Height, 6.6. Sub height, 5.14. Width, 4.1. 
 
 [Leben Washington. Van Eduard Gehe. Leipzig, 1838.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 750 Whole length, to right, in uniform and cocked hat, on horse- 
 back, with drawn sword in right hand. Horse has long, flowing 
 tail that touches the ground. No background. Enclosed in 
 rectangle of a single line. Etching 
 
 General Washington | Sold by C Sheppard, Lambert Hill, 
 Doctors Common. | (Baker 433) 
 
 Height, 5.7. Sub height, 5.1. Width, 4.4. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 751 Whole length, to right, in court dress and cocked hat, on horse- 
 back. In right hand, extended to left, a small sword. In 
 distance, soldiers and tents. Border of three lines, 4/16. Be- 
 neath, in lower margin, cannon and flags. Title, in French and 
 in English, in double column. Etching 
 
 George Washington | Ecuyer General de l'Armee | Anglo- 
 
 AMERIQUAINE NOMME I DlCTATEUR PAR LE CoNGRES EN FeB R 
 
 l 777 I — George Washington | Ecuy r General and Com- 
 
 317 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 MANDER | EN CHIEF OF THE CONTINENTAL | ARMY IN AMERICA. | 
 
 A Paris Chez Crepy rue ST Jacques a S t Pierre pres la rue 
 
 DE LA PaRCHEMINERIE | 
 
 Height, 12.12. Sub height, 10.13. Width, 8.4. 
 
 Resembles portraits of William III, of England. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 Whole length, to left, in uniform and cocked hat, on horseback, 
 in profile. Reins in left hand, and uplifted sword in right. 
 Vignette, in rectangle of a single line, with double line border, 
 5/16, at bottom, within which is title. Etching 
 
 General Washington | 
 
 Height, 6.9. Sub height, 6.3. Width, 5.13. 
 
 The only impression seen is on a large of "General Washington's reitende Leib- 
 sheet, printed from one plate, contain- garde" and "Dei independant Com- 
 ing map of the United States of North pany Chef General Washington," with, 
 America, after the mapofWm. Fadden, above, "Flagge"and "Wimple" of the 
 published in London, 1 783, with the title thirteen States, 
 in German and in French, also figures 
 
 [WILLIAM E. TUCKER] 
 
 Whole length, to left, head to right, in uniform, on horseback. 
 Cocked hat in left hand, extended to right. In distance, 
 artillery. Vignette. Mixed 
 
 G. Washington. | "G? Washington" | 
 
 Height, 5.14. Sub height, 4.12. Width, 4.2. 
 
 [Washington and the Generals of the American Revolution. Philadelphia, 
 
 Carey & Hart, 1847.] 
 
 Plate engraved by William E. Tucker from painting by Thomas Sully. 
 
 318 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 753a Same as 753. Facsimile erased and "G.Washington" engraved 
 in smaller letters. On title-page of "The Drawing Room Scrap 
 Book. Philadelphia, 1851." 
 
 FREDERICK HALPIN 
 
 754 Whole length, to right, in uniform, mounted on a white horse 
 advancing forward. Right arm extended. Stipple 
 
 Painted by A Chappel — Engraved by F Halpin | "G° 
 Washington" | From the Original Painting in the posses- 
 sion of the Publishers | Johnson Fry & C? Publishers, New 
 York | (Copyright i860) | 
 
 Height, 8. 11. Sub height, 7.5. Width, 5.5. 
 754a Same as 754. Before all letters. 
 
 754& Same as 7540. Engraver's name erased and first line altered 
 to "Painted by — Copyright 1879 by Henry J Johnson — A 
 Chappel". Address changed to " Henry J Johnson". 
 
 J. L. BROWN 
 
 755 Whole length, to right, head in profile, on horseback. Left 
 hand at breast, and hat in extended right hand. Etching 
 
 J. L. Brown sc — Paris Cadart & Luce, Editeurs, Impri- 
 meurs, Rue N— des Mathurins, 58. | Washington. | 
 
 (Baker 414) 
 
 Height, 5.9. Sub height, 5.2. Width, 4.1. 
 
 755a Same as 755. Before address. 
 
 319 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 [L. RUET] 
 
 756 Whole length, to right, on horseback, in uniform, with hat and 
 ribband. Vignette, below which, in margin, a medal inscribed 
 " Libertas Americana | July 1776". Etching 
 
 London Published by M. Ruet 13 Soho Square W. Copy- 
 right REGISTERED. | 
 
 Height, 8.8. Sub height, 5.13. Width, 3.3. 
 
 All copies that I have seen are signed "Ch Dubouf" and "L Ruet". 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 757 Whole length, to right, head to left, on horseback, in uni- 
 form, with military cloak and chapeau. In right hand, an ex- 
 tended field-glass. The horse is richly caparisoned, the holster 
 being covered with a large rosette upon which is the letter " W". 
 The background is formed of masses of rock, and to extreme 
 left soldiers are seen advancing. To right, view of river with 
 soldiers crossing in boats. Border line, 2/16. Etching 
 
 (Copyright by H Phelps New York) | Washington crossing 
 the Delaware. | (Baker 409) 
 
 Height, 16. Sub height, 15. Width, 12.9. 
 
 Baker gives "I Baker" as engraver, but upon what authority I do not know, 
 as it does not appear upon the print. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 758 Whole length, to right, on horseback, in uniform and cocked 
 hat, holding, in right hand, an extended field-glass. To the right, 
 a river with troops embarking. Vignette. Etching 
 
 320 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 Washington | (Crossing the Delaware!) | Published by 
 Humphrey Phelps 336 Bowery & 157 Broadway N. York. 
 Aug st i ST 1833. I (Baker 410) 
 
 Height, 15.6. Sub height, 13.9. Width, 12.8. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 759 Whole length, to left, head nearly in profile, standing, in uniform 
 and cocked hat, with gorget and ribband. The right hand, ex- 
 tended, holds a baton, and the left rests on the muzzle of a 
 cannon. No background. Line 
 
 His Excellency George Washington Esq? | Captain Gen- 
 eral OF ALL THE AMERICAN FORCES | 
 
 Height, 7.4. Sub height, 6.1 1. Width, 4.1. 
 
 [Hibernian Magazine, 1776.] 
 
 Baker considers this a late state of 760. It is an entirely different plate, executed 
 in a different manner, and published four years earlier. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 760 Whole length, to left, head nearly in profile, standing, in uniform 
 and cocked hat, with gorget and ribband. Similar to 759, with 
 the addition of a marquee and tents in the distance. Line 
 
 p. 221 I His Excellency George Washington Esq£ | Cap- 
 tain General of all the American Forces | (Baker 418) 
 
 Height, 7.5. Sub height, 6.12. Width, 4.1. 
 
 [An Impartial History of the War in America. London & Carlisle, 1780.] 
 
 321 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 JOHN NORMAN 
 
 761 Whole length, to left, head nearly full face, standing, in uniform 
 and cocked hat, with gorget and ribband. Similar to 760, with 
 a different head. Line 
 
 His Ex c .X George Washington Esq* | Captain General of 
 all the American Forces | J Norman Sc | (Baker 419) 
 
 Height, 6.1 1. Sub height, 6. Width, 3.14. 
 
 [An Impartial History of the War in America. Boston, 1781-82.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 762 W T hole length, full front, head to right, standing, in uniform, with 
 black stock and cocked hat. Right hand extended and left 
 hand holding field-glass close to body. Landscape with repre- 
 sentation of battle in distance ; to left, a river with ship, and to 
 right, a group of soldiers, over them a flag, and to extreme right, 
 a tree. Stipple 
 
 G. Washington | Published by F. Brown Philad^ | 
 Height, 10.2. Sub height, 9.7. Width, 7.15. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 763 Whole length, to left, standing, in uniform and cocked hat, 
 arms folded across breast and right foot raised upon a gun trail. 
 In rear, a horse, with view of a battle in background. Vignette, 
 ruled to rectangle, with round corners. Stipple 
 
 Washington in 1775. | the period of his taking command of 
 
 THE ARMY. | FROM THE ORIGINAL BY AlONZO ChAPPEL, IN THE 
 
 322 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 POSSESSION OF THE PUBLISHERS. | MARTIN, JOHNSON & COMPANY, 
 
 Publishers, N.Y. | (Copyright 1857) | 
 Height, 8.10. Sub height, 7.1. Width, 5.8. 
 
 763a Same as 763. Before all letters. 
 
 7636 Same as 763. Address changed to "Johnson Fry & Company" 
 and copyright to " 1858 ". 
 
 763c Same as 763^. Address changed to " Henry J Johnson " and 
 copyright to "1879". 
 
 JOHN GEORG SCHMIDT 
 
 764 Bust, full to front, head to right, in uniform, with Wolfe hat and 
 ribband. Oval, in a border, 11/16, of stone-work, with branches 
 of olive leaves, in a rectangle of stone upon a base, beneath which 
 is a tablet with title. Line 
 
 George. Washington. | General en Chef, der vereinigten | 
 Americanischen Colonien. I J. G. Schmidt. Sculpsit. Ber- 
 lin. I 
 
 Height, 9. Width, 6.3. Oval height, 4.2. Oval width, 3.9. 
 764a Same as 764. Before letters. 
 
 EDWARD BELL 
 
 765 Whole length, to right, head to left, in uniform and cocked hat, 
 walking under a portico at the head of a flight of steps, taking 
 leave of Mrs. Washington preparatory to a ride. In left hand, 
 a riding-whip, the right hand extended toward Mrs. Washing- 
 ton. At the extreme right, a negro groom stands with a white 
 
 323 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 horse, and at the left are a boy and two girls, one seated. Back- 
 ground, a landscape. In lower margin, an American eagle. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 Painted by J. Paul Jun* Philadelphia. — Published December 
 i st 1800, by Atkins and Nightingale N? 143. — Leadenhall 
 Street, London. & N? 35, North Front Street Phila- 
 delphia. — Engraved by E Bell, London. | The Washington — 
 Family I (Baker 411) 
 
 Height, 18.14. Sub height, 18. Width, 23. 15. 
 
 Printed in black and in colors. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 766 Bust, full front, head to right, in uniform and cocked hat. 
 Vignette, in centre of sheet, with portraits of Thomas Pennant, 
 John Locke, Isaac Newton and Alexander Pope. Stipple 
 
 General Washington | Published by J & J Gundee Albion 
 Press London 18 12 | 
 
 Height, 4.5. Sub height, 3.15. Width, 3.2. 
 766a Same as 766. Before all letters. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 767 Bust, full front, head to left, in uniform and cocked hat. Vig- 
 nette. Stipple 
 
 General Washington | Published as the Act directs, for 
 I. Sumner & C9. Shakespeare Press, Wigan. | (Baker 412) 
 
 Height, 4.1 1. Sub height, 3.14. Width, 3.1. 
 
 [View of the United States of America, forming a Complete Emigrant's 
 Directory. Liverpool, 18 14.] 
 
 324 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 767a Same as 767. Title in larger letters. 
 
 [Emigrant's Directory. London, 1820.] 
 
 J. CHAPMAN 
 
 768 Bust, to right, in uniform, with naval chapeau. Oval, with 
 border, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 R. K. Porter Delin. — J. Chapman SculpT | George Wash- 
 ington. I London Publish'd May i. 1797, by H. D. Symonds 
 Pater-noster Row. | 
 
 Height, 4.8. Sub height, 3. Width, 2.7. 
 
 768« Same as 768. Address erased and "Engraved for Mackenzie 
 & Dent's, Select Biography", inserted above oval. 
 
 (Baker 41 5) 
 
 Printed in black and in brown. 
 
 MAX ROSENTHAL 
 
 769 Full bust, to front, head to left, in uniform and cocked hat. In 
 upper left-hand corner, in white, "G. Washington." Halfway- 
 down, to right, "John Fersworth 1789". Mezzotint 
 
 Copyright by Max Rosenthal. 1899. I George Washington | 
 Engraved by Max Rosenthal, from a photograph, in the 
 possession of Charles Henry Hart. Esq. | of the painting 
 owned by Professor Vessely of Vienna, signed "John Fers- 
 worth 1789". I 
 
 Height, 6.10. Sub height, 5.14. Width, 4.12. 
 
 769a Same as 769. Before all letters except copyright notice. 
 
 769& Same as 769a. All letters erased except copyright notice, and 
 inserted: "Twenty-five sets in four states of this plate printed 
 
 325 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 and | Subscribed for by"; then follow twenty-five numbered 
 names in five columns. 
 
 769c Same as 769^. Plate defaced. 
 
 JOHN ECKSTEIN 
 
 770 Whole length, full front, head to right, in uniform, standing 
 upon a pedestal, with scroll in extended right hand, and left 
 hand resting at side, on sword hilt. The coat buttoned and 
 order of the Cincinnati on left breast. On the left, a bundle of 
 fasces against the trunk of a tree, upon a branch of which hangs 
 a cocked hat. In the background are representations of battles. 
 A tablet, on the pedestal, is inscribed: "First in War | First in 
 Peace | and | First in the Hearts of | his Country" | Stipple 
 
 Design'd Engrav'd & Publish'd by John Eckstein Phil- 
 ad a I To the Honorable the Society of the Cincinnati : | 
 this Monument of Gen l George Washington : | Is very 
 
 RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED BY THE | ARTIST | COPYRIGHT SECURED 
 
 according to Law | (Baker 401) 
 
 Height, 25.1 1. Sub height, 23.3. Width, 18.14. 
 
 [JOHN B. NEAGLE] 
 
 771 Bust, to right, draped, on a pedestal in a landscape. To right, 
 a sage seated, holding a scroll in left hand, as, with right, he 
 points to Washington, while a young man, in front of bust, lis- 
 tens thoughtfully. To left, a female with three children, emble- 
 matic of Charity. To extreme left, a ship, and to extreme right, 
 books, upon one of which is "T. S." Vignette. Line 
 
 Height, 21. Sub height, 14.4. Bust height, 3.8. Width, 3.2. 
 
 Heading to certificate of membership in Washington Benevolent Society of Penn- 
 sylvania. Engraved by John B. Neagle from a design by Thomas Sully. 
 
 326 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 C. C. TORREY 
 
 772 Bust, to right, upon a pedestal, with title on plinth. To left, 
 flags, and to right, guns, a sword, spear and liberty cap. Above, 
 an eagle with wreath. Under, an arch containing thirteen stars, 
 the keystone an effulgent sun with " 76 " in its midst. The 
 arch is supported on two columns, the one to right sustaining a 
 bust of Lafayette, and that to left a bust of Jackson. A ribbon, 
 wound around each column, inscribed with names of battles. 
 Beneath, bust of Washington, "Welcome La Fayette!" Etching 
 
 Washington | R. E. W. Earl Des. — C. C. Torrey Sc. | 
 
 Height, 7.12. Width, 7.8. Head height, .15. Width, .9. 
 
 Invitation to ball in honor of La Fayette, at Nashville, Tenn., April 7, 1825. 
 
 V. BALCH 
 
 773 Sculptured bust, to left, draped, on a pedestal, in front of which, 
 at base, on the ground, is a funeral urn inscribed "G. W." At 
 right, a female figure, supporting with left hand a pole with 
 liberty cap and crowning with right hand the bust with a laurel 
 wreath. Landscape background. Vignette. Line 
 
 Inman del. — Balch sc. I 
 Height, 3.4. Width, 3.8. 
 
 E. BOCOURT 
 
 774 Bust, full face. Vignette. Etching 
 
 E Bocourt I Washington, | From the Christ Church Bust | 
 
 Height, 4.13. Sub height, 4.5. Width, 3.8. 
 
 Etched for William H. Huntington from the bust supposed to be by 
 John Eckstein. 
 
 327 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 775 Bust, to left, laureated, on top of column, to right, wreathed with 
 laurel and hung with war emblems. At base, Mercury helmeted. 
 To left, a like column with head of Franklin, and at base, Nep- 
 tune with his trident. Between the two columns, Minerva on 
 horseback. A title-page. Line 
 
 BEFREIUNGSKAMPF I DER | NORDAMERIKANISCHEN StAATEN | VON 
 
 | D R Heinrich Elsner. | Nisle del. | Stuttgart. J. Schei- 
 
 ble's Buchhandlung. Stich u. Druck durch Carl Mayer. 
 
 Nbg. I 
 
 Height, 7.2. Sub height, .13. Width, 4.1 1. Sub width, .8. 
 
 ALEXANDER LAWSON 
 
 776 Whole length, to left, in uniform, standing midway up a flight 
 of steps, addressing the Goddess of Peace seated, at top, beside 
 an altar, holding the Resignation in her hand ; at base of altar, 
 lay the discarded helmet, baton and sword. In the rear, to left, 
 a temple, and in the foreground, to left, an American eagle, 
 holding a shield, alongside a cornucopia. In the right distance, 
 a view of Mount Vernon, toward which Washington is pointing 
 with his left hand. Line 
 
 Barrelet Invt & Direxit — Lawson Sculp | General Wash- 
 ington's I Resignation. | Published by B. Davies Philad- 
 1— Feb- 1799. I 
 
 Height, 7.5. Sub height, 6.2. Width, 3.13. 
 
 [The Philadelphia Monthly Magazine. January, 1799.] 
 
 This print is said to be from a painting by the citizens of Philadelphia, upon 
 by Charles Willson Peale, exhibited at his retiring from the Presidency, March 
 an entertainment given to Washington, 4th, 1797. 
 
 776a Same as 776. Address removed. 
 
 328 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 I. P. ELVEN 
 
 777 Head, to left, appearing between two whole-length figures 
 approaching a temple. Line 
 
 Frontispiece. | H. Singleton del. — I. P. Elven sculp. | His- 
 tory CONDUCTING FORTITUDE, WlSDOM, & PATRIOTISM, TO THE | 
 
 Temple of Fame. Time driving back a group of Figures 
 
 WHO | ARE EAGERLY PRESSING FORWARD. | The THREE CHAR- 
 ACTERISTIC FIGURES, ARE PERSONIFIED, BY FREDERIC, | LATE KlNG 
 
 of Prussia. William late Earl of Chatham, and | G. Wash- 
 ington P. A. C. | 
 
 Height, 7.5. Sub height, 6.1. Width, 3.14. 
 
 I. SCOLES 
 
 778 Whole length, in profile, to left, in uniform. The muse of His- 
 tory conducting to the temple of Fame, Patriotism, Fortitude 
 and Wisdom, personified in Washington, Greene and Hamilton. 
 Border line, 2/16. Line 
 
 tlsdale del. scoles sculp. | frontispiece. | printed by 
 
 Reynolds | 
 
 Height, 6.1. Sub height, 5.2. Width, 3.5. 
 [Compendium of History of All Nations. By D. Fraser. New York, 1807.] 
 
 T. POLLOCK 
 
 779 Whole length, to front, head to left, standing, in uniform, with 
 right arm upon cannon and left arm over back of white horse, 
 which is to right, with tail toward front. In right hand, a riding- 
 whip, and in left hand, a cocked hat. Circular heading to cer- 
 tificate of appointment of firemen of Williamsburg, New York. 
 
 329 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 To right of circle, figure of a fireman, and to left of circle, a 
 figure of Fame. Line 
 
 Drawn by W. Wade. — Engd. by T. Pollock. | 
 Height, 15.15. Width, 12.5. Diameter, 5.15. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 780 Whole length, to front, head to right, in uniform, standing at 
 rest, leaning against a white horse. Left hand to hip, and in 
 right hand a scroll inscribed: "Washington | Victory | is ours | 
 Paul Jones | " Arched top and border. Line 
 
 Washington | (Copyright 1871) | Printed by S. H. Greene 
 & Sons | Riverpoint, R. I. | Coffin & Altemus Sole 
 Agents. | N° — yd's. | 
 
 Height, 7. Sub height, 5.15. Width, 4.3. 
 
 A label for goods, but well executed. 
 
 RICHARD DIGHTON 
 
 781 Whole length, full to front, head to left. Right hand extended, 
 left hand to hip holding open scroll inscribed: "American | In- 
 dependence I Happy, I United, | & Free. |" Vignette, with 
 single border line. Etching 
 
 Etch d & Pub? by Dighton. Char g Cross, FebY 14™ 1800. | 
 General Washington. | from an Original Drawing by M r 
 W. Taylor of Philadelphia. | 
 
 Height, 8.7. Sub height, 7.15. Width, 6.6. 
 
 The only copy I have seen is printed on the back of an etching, by Dighton, called 
 " Old Q — uiz." The design is inspired by Stuart's Lansdowne picture. 
 
 330 
 
NUMBER 781 
 Photogravure after etching by R. Dighton. 
 
From aii Original Drawing, by ^I r W. Taylor of Philadelphia . 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 782 Whole length, to right, standing, in small-clothes, with white 
 stockings. Right hand behind back, holding cocked hat. Left 
 hand upon scroll on table, to right, upon which are a globe in- 
 scribed "North America" and an inkstand. Books under table, 
 and on floor, to left, an open book. Background, an open 
 window with landscape and curtain festooned at top. Mezzotint 
 
 George Washington. | late President of the United States 
 of America, &c. | Publish'd March 14, 1801 | by I. Hinton 
 44 top of Wells Str t Oxford StrT | (Baker 431) 
 
 Height, 13.13. Sub height, 12.12. Width, 9. 12. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 783 Whole length, to left, standing. Cocked hat in right hand and 
 dress sword in left hand. Medallion suspended, around neck, 
 by ribbon. Vignette, within an irregular border representing 
 a frame, at top of which is a scroll inscribed, " Revolution," 
 crossed by a pen. Line 
 
 George Washington, | President of the United States 
 of I America. | Published by H. D. Symonds, June 18, 1796. | 
 
 (Baker 427) 
 
 Height, 7.14. Sub height, 5.1. Width, 3.12. 
 
 JOHN McGOFFIN 
 
 784 Whole length, full front, head to left, standing. Right hand 
 upon an upright book on table. To the right, a figure of 
 Abraham Lincoln. Oval, with border line, 4/16, within which 
 is title. Mezzotint 
 
 Published by J. C. M9Curdy & Co. Philadelphia. | The 
 
 331 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 Father and the Saviour of our Country. | Engraved by 
 John M c Goffin. | 
 
 Oval height, 8.1 o. Oval width, 6.1 o. 
 
 AUGUSTUS ROBIN 
 
 785 Whole length, to left, standing beside a table in the attitude of 
 speaking. Mixed 
 
 H. L. Stephens. — Augustus Robin. N. Y. | Washington re- 
 signing his Commission. | 
 
 Height, 6.9. Sub height, 5.12. Width, 4.6. 
 785a Same as 785. Head erased and reengraved somewhat smaller. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 786 Whole length, profile to right, seated, in uniform. A female 
 figure, Minerva helmeted, presents him with open scroll, while 
 another female, Liberty, with staff and cap, stands between 
 them. To the extreme right, in background, the rising sun, and 
 to left, at top, a curtain festooned. Oval, with border, cut off 
 at top, bottom and sides, in rectangle. Mezzotint 
 
 Wisdom supported by Liberty, | Presenting Gen^ Wash- 
 ington, a Code of Laws for Establishing American Inde- 
 pendence. I PUBLISHD NOV. 5. 1 8oi BY I HlNTON 44 WELLS 
 
 Str t Oxford Str t & P Stampa 74 Leather Lane, Hol- 
 born I 
 
 Height, 13.15. Sub height, 12.12. Width, 9.14. Oval height, 1 1.6. 
 Oval width, 8. 14. 
 
 332 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 787 Whole length, to left, seated upon settee, in front of tree, on the 
 lawn at Mount Vernon, with right hand upon cane and a large 
 hat beside him, on settee, which is to extreme right of picture. 
 In the background, the mansion-house; to left, the Potomac, 
 with two skiffs under sail, cattle on the lawn, and two foxes in 
 foreground. Double border line, 2/16. Line 
 
 Height, 3.8. Width, 2.10. 
 
 [Mount Vernon. A Poem. By John Searson. Philadelphia. (1799.)] 
 
 A note on the title-page to the poem Very few copies of the book contain 
 says : " taken from an actual view on the 787 ; most copies are either without 
 spot, by the author, 15th May, 1799." frontispiece or contain 210a. 
 
 787« Same as 787. Above portrait, title, "Chief of the Patriot 
 Host"; below, four lines of text, with "See Page 230." 
 
 Height, 5.8. 
 
 [y£sop, Jr., in America. New York, 1834.] 
 
 DAVID EDWIN 
 
 788 Three-quarter length, to right, seated at table, in uniform; order 
 of the Cincinnati on left lapel of coat. Dress sword rests on 
 right arm, while right hand holds a plan, the rest of which is on 
 the table, partly covered by left hand. A drawn curtain shows 
 an encampment in the distance. On a table, to right, is a cocked 
 hat. In lower margin, an eagle displayed, with shield and ribbon 
 inscribed: "E Pluribus Unum." Borderline, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 F. Bartoli Pinx t — D. Edwin Sc. | His Excellency George- 
 Washington LlEU T GEN L I OF THE ARMIES | OF THE UnITED- 
 
 States of America. | Respectfully Dedicated to the — 
 Lovers of their Country | and Firm Supporters — of its 
 Constitution. | (Baker 216) 
 
 Height, 13.10. Sub height, 11. 2. Width, 8.10. 
 
 333 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 788a Same as 788. Address added: "Published by D. Kennedy, 228 
 Market S! Philad a | " 
 
 788& Same as 788^. With border added, 1 1/1 6, at top and sides and 
 2.4 at bottom, containing at top a tablet with title, "Washing- 
 ton, I Sacred to Memory." | and at bottom a funeral urn, sup- 
 ported by two female figures, surrounded by war emblems and 
 surmounted by a sword and a field-glass crossed. In a tablet, 
 upon the urn, "OB. | Dec 14. 1799. | /Et. 68." Title erased 
 and "Revised by I. J. Barralet." added. (Baker 217) 
 
 J. GALLAND 
 
 789 Three-quarter length, to right, seated at table, in uniform. 
 Similar to 788. Borderline, 2/16. Stipple 
 
 F: Bartoli Pinx: — J: Galland Sculp: | His Excellency 
 George-Washington Lieu» Gen^ | of the Armies — of the | 
 United-States | of-America. | Dedicated to Commodore — 
 John Barry and the Officers of the | Navy and Army of — 
 North America | by | John M c Elwee. | (Baker 228) 
 
 Height, 14.2. Sub height, 1 1.3. Width, 8.13. 
 
 789a Same as 789. "By | John McElwee |" erased and "by Ferrai 
 & Dupin I Baltimore | " substituted. 
 
 7896 Same as 7890. " By Ferrai & Dupin Baltimore " erased. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 790 Half length, to left, in uniform, seated at a table, writing with 
 quill pen. I n background, a drawn curtain revealing book-shelves 
 
 334 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 with volumes visible. Oval, with border, 5/16, resting upon an 
 irregular base, upon which is title. Three flags on either side 
 of oval, at top. Mixed 
 
 Gen. George Washington | Departed this life Dec. 14™ 
 1799 JE 67. And the tears of a | Nation Watered his 
 grave. I 
 
 Height, 5.7. Width, 3.8. Oval height, 3.5. Oval width, 2.7. 
 
 BALLIN 
 
 791 Full bust, to left, in uniform. The order of the Cincinnati on 
 left lapel of coat. Vignette. Line 
 
 Ballin del. et sculp. I Washington | Publie par Dufour, 
 
 MULAT ET BOULANGER. Imp. GlLQUIN ET DuPAIN, R. DE LA 
 
 Calandre, 19, Paris. | (Baker 180) 
 
 Height, 6.9. Sub height, 3.13. Width, 4.4 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 792 Full bust, to left, in uniform. Vignette. Line 
 Height, 3.9. Width, 2.10. 
 
 Head inspired by Stuart. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 793 Bust, to left, in uniform. Oval, in frame, with ring through 
 which ribbons are caught up in an eagle's beak and talons. 
 Supported, on either side, by female figures representing Hope 
 and Eternity. Beneath, a base upon which is inscription. 
 Vignette. Line 
 
 335 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 J. B. DUMOUTET JUN. | GOLDSMITH, JEWELLER, HaIR WORKER 
 
 &c | Corner of Chestnut & Second Streets Philadelphia | 
 Cyphers, Devices, Enamelling | and all branches con- 
 nected WITH THE ABOVE | DEPARTMENTS, DONE ON THE LOWEST 
 TERMS, | AND SOLD EITHER WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. | 
 
 Height, 4.9. Width, 3.4. Oval height, r. 4. Oval width, . 1 1. 
 
 THOMAS GIMBREDE 
 
 794 Full bust, to right, in uniform. Oval. The upper one of a 
 group of four portraits, with a draped background and a star 
 above containing thirteen smaller stars, and over it the words 
 "American Star." The other portraits are Jefferson, Madison 
 and John Adams. Flags between the portraits of Washington 
 and Madison. Stipple 
 
 Copy Right secured. | Printed by AndY Maverick. — Thomas 
 Jefferson. — James Madison. — John Adams. — N. York De- 
 sign'd, Engrav'd & Publish'd by Tho^ Gimbrede }kx\ 30™ 
 1812 I (Baker 231) 
 
 Oval height, 3.13. Oval width, 3.3. 
 
 794« Same as 794. "And" Maverick" and "& Publish'd" erased; 
 " Shelton & Kensett, Cheshire Conn." substituted. 
 
 RALPH RAWDON 
 795 Full bust, to right, in uniform. Similar to 794. Stipple 
 Published & Sold by Shelton & Kensett Cheshire Con. 
 Jan. i6 t . h 18 14 — Engraved by Ralph Rawdon | Gen. George 
 Washington. | (Baker 307) 
 
 Height, 1 1.8. Sub height, 1 1.4. Width, 9 1. 
 
 336 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 795a Same as 795. Without "Engraved by Ralph Rawdon". 
 
 PETER MAVERICK 
 
 796 Full bust, to right, in uniform. Similar to 794. Oval, with bor- 
 der, 8/16, composed of two inside lines and three outside lines, 
 within which, on upper half, are the words, "Sacred to the Mem- 
 ory of the Brave." and on lower half eighteen stars. The oval 
 rests upon a base on which is a medallion containing the title. 
 On the base is a verse of two lines. To right, sun with rays, 
 and to left, open Bible with compass and square, the whole sur- 
 rounded with script lettering entitled: "Eulogium Sacred to the 
 Memory of the Illustrious George Washington, Columbia's Great 
 and Successful Son, Honored be His Name." Stipple 
 
 Gen. George | Washington | Departed this life | Dec* 
 14™ 1799 JE 67. I And the tears of a | Nation | watered 
 his I grave. I Designed | Written | and | Published | — by | 
 Benjamin O. Tyler, | Professor of | Penmanship, | New 
 York. | 181 5. | Engraved by P. Maverick, — Newark, N. 
 Jersey. | Penmanship in all the Ancient and Modern 
 hands Taught on an improved System (entirely his own) 
 by Benj? Owen Tyler, at N° 126 Broadway opposite City 
 Hall, N. York. | (Baker 404) 
 
 Height, 6. 10. Width, 5.3. Oval height, 3.13. Oval width, 3.3. 
 
 796a Same as 796. The last line of lettering erased and reengraved. 
 In 796 this line measures 65/16 inches. In 7960 it measures 
 13 3/16 inches, and the "Benj"", in 796, is "Benjamin", in 7960. 
 
 7966 Same as 7960. The date "181 5." is changed to "18 17", and 
 " G° Washington " is added. The plate has been reworked. 
 
 337 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 C. P. HARRISON 
 
 797 Bust, to left, in uniform, with order of the Cincinnati on right 
 lapel of coat. Similar to 794. Circle, surrounded by an oak 
 wreath bearing names of twenty-three States, with diverging 
 rays. At top, a pen and sword crossed over " W." Stipple 
 
 Respectfully dedicated to the Cincinnati Society. | G. 
 Stewart Pinx. | Design'd, Engrav'd, Printed & Published 
 by C. P. Harrison Feby 22 1 ? | (Baker 248) 
 
 Height, 2.2. Width, 1. 11. Diameter,.^. 
 
 Although the name of " G. Stewart " appears upon this print, it is the same head 
 as that in the preceding three numbers, which head is clearly fictitious. 
 
 R. G. HARRISON 
 
 798 Bust, to right, in uniform. Oval, surrounded by a wreath of 
 laurel which winds around a like oval to the right, containing a 
 portrait of La Fayette. Above, a Cupid, with trumpet and 
 laurel wreath. Below, a bundle of fasces. Line 
 
 Lafayette | R. G. Harrison | A grateful welcome to the 
 Friend of our Illustrious | Washington | 
 
 Oval height, .11. Oval width, .5. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 799 Bust, to left, in uniform. Circular medallion, cut across the 
 bottom for title. Border line, 1/ 1 6. Stipple 
 
 Washington | Depose | 
 
 Diameter, 2. 1 5. 
 
 338 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 800 Bust, to left, profile, in uniform. Oval, with border, 10/16, cut 
 off at sides, top and bottom, and extended at corners to rect- 
 angle. Title within oval. Mezzotint 
 
 General Washington. | late president of the united 
 
 STATES. I PUBLISH'D FebY 6, 1 80 1, BY JOHN FaIRBURN, 1 46, 
 
 Minories, London. | 
 
 Height, 6.10. Sub height, 6.6. Width, 5. Oval height, 5.8. Oval 
 width, 4.5. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 801 Bust, to left, in uniform. Oval, with border, i 6/16, cut off at 
 sides, top and bottom, and extended at corners to rectangle. 
 Two lines of title within oval. Mezzotint 
 
 General Washington. | Late President of the United 
 States. | General of the American Armies 1775 — Resigned 
 the Command 1783 — Elected | President of the United 
 States 1789 — Re-elected 1793 — Resigned 1797 — Died 1799 
 I Publish'd Feb. 26, 1801 by John Fairburn 146 Minories 
 London. | 
 
 Height, 13.10. Sub height, 12.8. Width, 9.13. Oval height, 10.6. 
 Oval width, 8.8. 
 
 801a Same as 801. Head reworked, the chief change being in the 
 eyes, which are to left, following direction of face, while in 801 
 they are to front. The inscription is also punctuated with com- 
 mas after "Armies," in 3rd line; "United States," in 4th line; 
 "Publish'd,", "Fairburn,", "146,'and "Minories," in 5th line. And 
 with periods after "1799.", in 4th line, and "1801.", in 5th line. 
 
 339 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 802 Half length, to left. Oval, with 
 
 General Washington | Late 
 States of America | London: 
 by Haines & Son, N° 19 Rolls 
 
 Height, 13.10. Sub height, 12. 1. 
 Oval width, 5.14. 
 
 double border, 2, in rectangle. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 President of the United 
 Published March 21 s ? - 1801, 
 Buildings, Fetter Lane. | 
 
 (Baker 369) 
 
 Width, 9.12. Oval height, 7.10. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 803 Bust, to left. Oval. Line 
 
 British Mag. Vol. i Pl. 6. — p. 428 | George Washington 
 Esq r I Published by G. Kearsley Fleet St t May i 1800. | 
 
 (Baker 430) 
 
 Height, 6.2. Oval height, 3.5. Oval width, 2.9. 
 
 [British Magazine, Vol. I, January to July, 1800.] 
 
 803a Same as 803. Lettering erased and relettered: "General Wash- 
 ington. I " Let laurels drench'd in pure Parnassian dews, | Re- 
 ward his memory dear to every muse!" | Published by J. Cory 
 Nov^ I st 1802. I " 
 
 [Life of George Washington. By John Corry.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 804 Bust, to right. Oval, within laurel wreath, with ribbon, below, 
 inscribed "Washingt", to right and at feet of figure of Justice, 
 who holds, in right hand, the scales above a similar oval, to left, 
 
 340 
 
Number 800 
 
 Photogravure after mezzotint engraving by unknown artist. 
 
I'ulili.rJiil /'i /'.'(>, /ijdliii \;\w\t\\v\\,i i(> .Mirifrir.r. fondcn. 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 containing portrait inscribed " Bolivar". In right distance, a 
 steamboat, and in left distance, a building ; to rear of Justice, a 
 gnarled tree and clouds. Above, an eagle, in sun rays, holding 
 in beak a hat and a ribbon inscribed "Water-Proof". Etching 
 
 William R. Hazlet | Hat Manufacturer | N° 267 Broad- 
 way I New York. | 
 
 Height, 4. 11. Width, 3.6. Sub height, 3. Oval height, .12. Oval 
 width, .10. 
 
 W. GRAINGER 
 
 805 Bust, to right. Oval, with border, 5/16, upon a pedestal, within 
 a rectangle, with open scroll in front. To right, a sword and 
 scales. To left, a liberty pole and cap with oak leaves. Title, 
 in tablet, at top. Line 
 
 Geo. Washington. | Grainger sculp^ | Published as the 
 Act directs July i; 1794 by H. D. Symonds Paternoster 
 Row. I (Baker 163) 
 
 Height, 7.10. Sub height, 6.15. Width, 3.15. Oval height, 3.5. Oval 
 width, 2.8. 
 
 [View of the American United States. ByW. Winterbottom. London, 1795.] 
 
 W. GRAINGER 
 
 806 Bust, to right. Similar to 805. Oval, with border line, 2/16. Line 
 
 W. Grainger sculp t | Geo. Washington. | Published as the 
 Act directs Oct, 25, 1794 by H. D. Symonds Paternoster 
 Row. I (Baker 164) 
 
 Height, 6.12. Oval height, 3.10. Oval width, 2.13. 
 
 [View of the American United States. By W. Winterbottom. London, 1795.] 
 
 341 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 F. BOLT 
 
 807 Bust, to right. Similar to 805. Oval, with border line, 1/16. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 F Bolt f. 1796. | G. Washington. | 1796 | (Baker 161) 
 
 Height, 3.14. Oval height, 2.14. Width, 2.3. 
 
 KRETHLOW 
 
 808 Bust, to right. Similar to 805. Rectangle, cut off at corners. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 NACH FREY GEST. V. KRETHLOW. | GEORGE WASHINGTON. | 
 
 Zwickau, b.d. Geb. Schumann. 1818. | (Baker 165) 
 
 Height, 5.3. Sub height, 3.5. Width, 2.9. 
 
 ROSMASLER 
 
 809 Bust, to left. Similar to 805. Oval. Line 
 
 Vol 1 I R. 1829 | Washington. | 
 
 Height, 2.1 1. Oval height, 2.3. Oval width, 1.13. 
 
 [Works of J. Fenimore Cooper, Vol. XXV. Notions of the Americans. 
 Vol. I. Zwickau, 1829.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 810 Full bust, to right, profile. Oval, facing another oval containing 
 an outline profile of Franklin. Both ovals within a rectangle. 
 Silhouette. Line 
 
 Columb. Mag. | 
 
 342 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 Height, 6.2. Width, 3.14. Oval height, 3. 1 1. Oval width, 2. 1 3. 
 
 [Columbian Magazine. Philadelphia, March, 1788.] 
 
 These profiles are given as "profiles files of Washington and of Franklin, are 
 of two celebrated American Patriots " ; universally accepted as intended por- 
 and, as they closely resemble the pro- traits of these patriots. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 811 Bust, to right, profile. Similar to 810. Vignette, in oval, within 
 
 ruled rectangle. Silhouette. Line 
 
 Height, 4. Width, 3.4. Oval height, 3.7. Oval width, 2.1 1. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 812 Full bust, to left, profile. Similar to 810. Oval, in rectangle, 
 with lateral lines and single border line. Silhouette. Line 
 
 xxix. — Vol. II. p. 137. | H Z | 
 
 Height, 5.10. Width, 3.6. Oval height, 3.8. Oval width, 2.1 1. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 813 Bust, to left, profile. Silhouette. Stipple 
 
 Ge? Washington Esq* | President of the United States. ( 
 From his Profile taken in 1791. | /Etat. 59. | Published by 
 J. Easton, Salisbury. 1796 | (Baker 398) 
 
 Height, 4.11. Width, .210. Sub height, 2. 12. Sub width, 1 . 1 3. 
 
 [An Excursion to the United States of North America. By Henry Wansey. 
 
 Salisbury, 1796.] 
 
 813a Same as 813. Title changed to " General Washington " and 
 eyelash erased. 
 
 343 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 814 Bust, to left, profile. Similar to 813. Silhouette. Line 
 
 S: 138 I George Washington | Prasident der vereinigten 
 Staaten I 59 Jahr alt I 1 79 1. I 
 
 Height, 4.4. Sub height, 2. 10. Width, 2. 11. Sub width, 1. 13. 
 
 [Heinrich Wansey's Tuchmanufakturisten in der Grafschaft wilts, und 
 Mitgliedes der antiquarischen Gesellschaft. Berlin, 1797.] 
 
 TESTARD 
 
 815 Head, to left, profile. Circular medallion, with border, 5/16, 
 containing title, resting upon a base, with laurel branches to 
 right and flags to left. On base, two lines from Voltaire. 
 Enclosed in a rectangle. Line 
 
 G. Washington EY General of the ContinT Army [in] 
 America. | Washington reunit par un rare assemblage | Les 
 talens du guerrier et les vertus du sage. | voltaire. | 
 
 DESSINE ET GRAVE PAR TESTARD d'aPRES LA MEDAILLE FRAPPEE 
 A LONDRES PAR LE PARTI | DES OpPOSANTS | A PARIS CHES 
 TESTARD RUE DES CORDELIERS AUDESSUS DE l'EgOUT | 
 
 Height, 5.1. Sub height, 4.10. Width, 3.9. Diameter, 1.13. 
 
 [HENRY BRYAN HALL AND SONS] 
 
 816 Bust, to left, profile. Outline, with ruled background. Etching 
 
 George Washington | From an original Pen and Ink 
 Sketch in the possession of | President Ewell of William 
 and Mary College, Va. | Supposed to have been drawn at 
 the General's table by B. H. Latrobe. | 
 
 Height, 6.13. Sub height, 5.5. Width, 3.12. 
 
 [Magazine of American History. August, 1881.] 
 
 344 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 816a Same as 816. Before any letters. 
 
 Latrobe, the distinguished architect, profile. As it has no value as a like- 
 visited Mount Vernon in July, 1797, ness and its authorship is uncertain, it is 
 when he is supposed to have drawn this classed with the fictitious. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 817 Full bust, to left, profile, in uniform. Oval, with border line, 
 1/16. Line 
 
 Geo? Washington Esq? | Commander in Chief of the 
 Forces, & late | President of the United States of Amer- 
 ica. I London. Published by G. Cawthorn, British Library, 
 132 Strand, 31 June, 1799. | (Baker 428) 
 
 Height, 5.10. Width, 3.3. Oval height, 3.10. Oval width, 2.14. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 818 Full bust, to right, profile, in uniform. Oval, with border line, 
 2/16. Stipple 
 
 Engraved for Ladies Mag. | Geo: Washington. | (Baker 429) 
 
 Height, 5.12. Oval height, 4.3. Oval width, 3.6. 
 
 [Ladies Magazine. London, June, 1795. Vol. XXVI.] 
 
 818a Same as 818. Without "Engraved for Ladies Mag." 
 
 818& Same as 818. Without any lettering. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 819 Half-length, to right, profile, seated, in uniform. Curtain fes- 
 tooned in upper left corner with heavy cord and tassel, hang- 
 ing down in upper right corner. Single border line. Etching 
 
 345 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 General Washington. | Pub 1 ? by J. Testi io Leather Lane. 
 London. | 
 
 Height, 5.1. Sub height, 4. 11. Width, 3.6. 
 
 This plate is exceedingly crude, and the adapted from the familiar portrait of 
 profile somewhat resembles Nos. 167 Empress Josephine. Its period is the 
 to 172. There is a companion por- early part of the nineteenth century, 
 trait of "Lady Washington," evidently 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 820 Bust, to left, profile. Circular medallion, inscribed "Gen! Geo. 
 Washington", upon a pedestal, to right, surmounted with war 
 emblems. A corresponding pedestal, to left, bears a medallion 
 of Franklin. Between the two is a figure of America, and above, 
 an arch. Line 
 
 Frontispiece | America trampling on oppression | 
 
 Height, 5.2. Sub height, 4.7. Width, 2.8. Diameter, .12. 
 
 [History of North America. By Rev. Mr. Cooper. London, 1787.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 821 Bust, to left, profile. Similar to 820. Line 
 Frontispiece | America Trampling on Oppression | 
 Height, 4. Sub height, 4.6. Width, 2.8. Diameter, . 12. 
 [History of North America. By Rev. Mr. Cooper. Bennington, Vt., 1793.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 822 Bust, to left, profile. Similar to 820. 
 
 346 
 
 Line 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 Frontispiece | America trampling on oppression | 
 Height, 4. 13. Sub height, 4.5. Width, 2.8. Diameter, .12. 
 
 [History of North America. By Rev. Mr. Cooper. Lansingburgh, 1795.] 
 
 WIGHTMAN 
 
 823 Bust, to left, profile. Similar to 820. Line 
 
 Frontispiece | Wightman Sc | America trampling on Oppres- 
 sion. I 
 
 Height, 6.4. Sub height, 5.7. Width, 3.4. Diameter, .12. 
 
 [Cooper's Histories of Greece and Rome, of North and South America. 
 
 Boston, 1808.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 824 Bust, to left. Circular medallion, inscribed "Washington". 
 Similar to 820, excepting head. Line 
 
 Frontispiece | — America trampling on oppression | 
 
 Height, 4. 15. Sub height, 4.5. Width, 2.8. 
 
 [History of North America. By Rev. Mr. Cooper. London, 1789.] 
 
 V. BALCH 
 
 825 Head, to left, profile. Medallion, with border, 14/16, of lathe- 
 work. To right, a female figure, standing, with a garland of 
 roses. In background, a landscape. Line 
 
 V. Balch — Cornhill | Square — Engraver | Boston | 
 Height, 2.3. Width, 3.1. Diameter, .8. 
 
 347 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 826 Bust, to left, profile, in uniform. Circular, with border, 2/16, 
 the outside edge a row of pearls. Within circle, above head, on 
 field, title. Over circle, an eagle, with spread wings, perched; 
 below, a stem. Etching 
 
 General Washington | 
 
 Height, 5.8. Width, 2.5. Diameter, 1.13. 
 
 This is on a catalogue sheet of " Clock Balls," and is "No. 7485." 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 827 Bust, to left, profile, in uniform. Accolated, with another profile, 
 on panel in square base, to extreme right, with a column, above, 
 around which twines a snake and at top of which is a palm tree. 
 In centre a whole-length female figure in sandals, Turkish 
 trousers, a tunic, flowing scarf, and Indian feather head-dress, 
 holding, in right hand, a staff bearing the American flag, and 
 pointing, with left hand, to the portrait of Washington. In left 
 distance a river with falls midway. Mezzotint 
 
 America | 
 
 Height, 9. 11. Sub height, 9. Width, 7. Panel, height, 1.10. Width, 
 1-5- 
 
 The address on the only copy seen, which is heavily colored by hand, is at 
 bottom of margin, to left, but too faint and indistinct to decipher. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 828 Bust, to left, with ribbons crossed over breast. Oval, with bor- 
 der, 1 / 1 6, on a column hung with medallion portraits, inscribed, 
 on tablets, beneath each: "Columbus", "Americanus.", " S! W. 
 
 348 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 Raleigh", " D r Franklin", " G. Washington", "J. Adams", 
 and another without name. A whole-length female figure, stand- 
 ing, to left, holding a flag with stars and stripes emblazoned 
 with a spread eagle, addressing two little Indians on the left, 
 one with bow and the other with tomahawk, while she points, 
 with her left hand, to the portrait of Washington upon the 
 column. Oval, with border, 3/16, in a rectangle. Mezzotint 
 
 An Emblem of America. | Published 4™ Sept? 1798, by John 
 fairburn, 146, mlnories, london | 
 
 Height, 13.7. Sub height, 12.4. Width, 10.4. Oval height, 10.7. 
 Oval width, 8.5. Sub oval height, 1.3. Sub oval width, .14. 
 
 828a Same as 828. Unnamed portrait and those of Washington 
 and Adams erased and replaced by bust of Washington, to left, 
 profile, in uniform, with tablet bearing title "General Washing- 
 ton." Beneath, a portrait inscribed "Thomas Jefferson." 
 
 Sub oval height, 1.8. Sub oval width, 1.2. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 829 Bust, to left, with ribbands crossed over breast. Similar to 828. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 An Emblem of America. | Published 14™ JanY 1799, by John 
 fairburn, 146. mlnories, london. | 
 
 Height, 6.13. Sub height, 6.5. Width, 4. 15. Oval height, 5.1 1. Oval 
 width, 4.5. Sub oval height, .11. Sub oval width, .8. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 830 Bust, to left, profile, in military coat. Oval, with right side 
 cut off, and at bottom a tablet, 2/16, with title " G. Washing- 
 
 349 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 ton ", upon base of pyramidal monument, to right of plate. On 
 monument, above, are ovals with portraits in profile inscribed 
 "Hancock" and "B. Franklin". At base of monument, a negro 
 child, seated, leaning upon monument with left arm. A female 
 figure supports, with right hand, a staff bearing an American 
 flag with fifteen stars. In left distance, a ship under sail, and 
 beyond, a mountain. Mezzotint 
 
 America | Pub. March 28. 1803 BY I- Hinton, 44 Wells 
 StrT Oxford StrT London | 
 
 Height, 8.14. Sub height, 8.4. Width, 6.14. Oval height, 2. Oval 
 width, 1.5. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 831 Bust, to left, in profile. Oval, right side cut off, olive branches 
 beneath, upon base supporting urn, at right of plate, with in- 
 scription. A female figure, supporting flag, with sixteen stripes, 
 rests upon the base. In left distance, two ships, showing 
 sterns, with American flag flying to right. Mezzotint 
 
 G.Washington | Born ii Feb. 1732 | Died 13 Dec r | 1799 — 
 America | | Wells StrT Oxford StrT London | 
 
 Height, 9.12. Sub height, 9.3. Width, 6.14. Oval height, 2. Oval 
 width, 1.7. 
 
 This description is from a mutilated im- from the address, from which it would 
 pression, put down on glass and painted, seem to have been published by I. Hin- 
 Evidently only one half of the entire ton, the publisher of 830. 
 print has been preserved, as will be seen 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 "832 Bust, to left, profile. Oval, with border, 2/16, within which, 
 at top, is title, upon a base like a tomb, to right of plate, 
 
 350 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 inscribed with dates of birth and death. At bottom of oval, indi- 
 cations of cancelled title " G. Wash . . . ton". To left of bust, 
 a woman with Indian head-dress, holding in left hand, over 
 Washington, the American flag with thirteen stars. With right 
 hand she points to a negro child seated on the ground reading. 
 At foot of flag-pole, a snake, and at her feet, the word "America". 
 To left, a female figure, with left hand upon a globe, and at her 
 feet, the word " Europe". In the distance, two ships under sail. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 Geo? Washington | Born Feb y ii. 1732 | Died Dec? 13. 
 1799 I Europe — London Pub? Oct? 6. 1804 by P. Gally. N° 7 
 Beauchamp Str t Brooks MarkT — America | 
 
 Height, 9.10. Sub height, 9.4. Width, 13.10. Oval height, 2. Oval 
 width, 1.9. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 Bust, to left, profile. Oval, with border, 2/16, with title, upon 
 a base, like a tomb, to right of plate, in centre of which is a female 
 figure with Indian head-dress, holding an American flag with 
 thirteen stars. At foot of flag-staff, to right, a snake. At her 
 feet, on ground, the word " America ". To left, a negro child 
 seated on the ground with an open book inscribed on right-hand 
 page " Gen 1 | Wash | ing | Life |", and on left-hand page "To | 
 your |". In the background, a ship under sail. Oval, in rect- 
 angle. Etching 
 
 Geo. Washington Born Feb y ii. 1732. Died Dec r - 13. 
 1799 I Pub. Oct r - 13. 1804 by P. Gally N° 7 Beauchamps 
 St t Leather Lane London. | 
 
 Height, 6.4. Sub height, 5.15. Width, 4.7. Oval height, 1.3. Oval 
 width, .14. 
 
 351 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 CHARLES GOODMAN 
 
 834 Head, to left, profile, in oval, on pyramidal tomb, to the right, 
 inscribed on base "Sacred to the | Memory of j Washingt |". 
 In centre, figure of America bearing the shield, with sixteen 
 stars, upon right arm, and in left hand, an olive branch, with 
 which she is hailing a ship, in the distance, to left. In front, to 
 left, an eagle. Etching 
 
 C. Goodman Sc. | Washington's Tomb. | 
 
 Height, 3.13. Sub height, 3.7. Width, 3.7. Oval height, .5. Oval 
 width, .3. 
 
 This is evidently a label for some commercial product. 
 
 [DAVID EDWIN] 
 
 835 Bust, to right, profile. Circle. Obverse of a medal, inscribed 
 " G. Washington Pres. Unit. Sta."; on same plate, the reverse 
 inscribed " Commiss. Resigned: Presidency Relinq. 1797". 
 
 Stipple 
 
 Height, 3.10. Diameter, 1.10. 
 
 PHILIP DAWE 
 
 836 Three-quarter length, to left, head nearly profile, standing. 
 In left hand, a cocked hat, and in right, a sheathed sword with 
 point to ground. In the distance, to the left, a representation 
 of a battle. Mezzotint 
 
 Painted by R. Wright of Philadelphia — London Published 
 by D. Gally N° 263 High Holborn, Jan y 8 th - 1801, — P. 
 Dawe Sculpt. | General Washington. | Late President of 
 the American Congress. | (Baker 80) 
 
 Height, 19.7. Sub height, 17.7. Width, 13.14. 
 
 This plate was also printed in colors. 
 352 
 
Number 836 (reduced) 
 Photogravure after mezzotint engraving by Philip Dawe. 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 PHILIP DAWE 
 
 837 Half-length, full face, to front, holding in right hand a scroll 
 inscribed "American Independence". Oval, in rectangle. 
 
 Mezzotint 
 
 Painted by G. Hodson at New York. — Engraved by P. 
 Dawe. I G. Washington. | Late President of the United 
 States of America. | Publish'd April i, 1801 by S. Clement 
 Sommers Town, & Sold at N? 44, Wells Street, Oxford 
 Street. | 
 
 Height, 19.5. Sub height, 17. 1. Width, 13.12. Oval height, 16.2. 
 Oval width, 12.15. 
 
 This plate was also printed in colors. 
 
 CHARLES B. HALL 
 
 838 Half-length, full face, to front. Copy of 837. Stipple 
 
 Painted by G. Hodson. at New York. Engraved by 
 Charles B. Hall, from an Engraving by P. Dawe. | G. 
 Washington, | Late President of the United States of 
 America. | 
 
 Height, 7.8. Sub height, 6.1. Width, 4.14. Oval height, 5.1 1. Oval 
 width, 4.7. 
 
 838a Same as 838. Before all letters, except, " Painted by G. 
 Hodson." in scratched letters. 
 
 There is an etching in outline of this plate, without lettering. 
 
 JAMES TRENCHARD 
 
 839 Bust, to right, in uniform, with ribband. Oval, with border, 
 4/16, in a rectangle, engraved to represent brick- work, with 
 
 353 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 border, 3/16. Beneath the oval, a tablet with title and the arms 
 of Washington, with the motto: " Exitus acta probat." Line 
 
 Columb. Mag. | General — Washington. | J Trenchard Sc pt - | 
 
 (Baker 37) 
 
 Height, 6.1. Width, 3.1 1. Oval height, 3.5. Oval width, 2.8. 
 [Columbian Magazine. Philadelphia, January, 1787.] 
 
 AMOS DOOLITTLE 
 
 840 Full bust, to right, in circle, surrounded by a border, 14/16, 
 composed of five circles. In second circle, at bottom, a tablet, 
 2.1 x 5, inscribed "Born 11$ Feb 1732 O. S." In fourth circle, 
 the title. Around the portrait, fourteen smaller circles, 2 14/16 
 each, with border, 5/16, interlocked after the top one. These 
 circles contain the arms of the United States and of the thirteen 
 original States, with the borders inscribed as follows, beginning 
 at the top and continuing around from the right : (1) " Armes of 
 the United States | Total of Inhabitants 2,807,444". (2) "New 
 Hampshire 2 Senators. 3 Representatives. | 102000 Inhabitants." 
 
 (3) "Massachusetts 2 Senat. 8 Repr. | 357,511 Inhabitants." 
 
 (4) "Rhode Island — Senat. — Repr. | 51,896 Inhabitants." (5) 
 "Connecticut 2 Senat. 5 Repr. | 209,149 Inhabitants." (6) 
 " New- York 2 Senat. 6 Repr. | 257,786 Inhabitants." (7) "New 
 Jersey 2 Senat 4 Repr. | 140,435 Inhabitants." (8) Pennsylva- 
 nia 2 Senat. 8 Repr. | 360,000 Inhabitants." (9) " Delaware 2 
 Senat. 1 Repr. | 37000 Inhabitants." (10) " Maryland 2 Senat. 
 6 Repr. | 234050 Inhabitants." (11) "Virginia 2 Senat. 10 
 Repr. 567,614 Inhabitants." (12) "North Carolina — Senat. — 
 Repr. I 270,000 Inhabitants." (13) "South Carolina. 2 Senat. 5 
 Repr. I 200,000 Inhabitants." (14) "Georgia 2 Senat. 3 Repr. | 
 90,000 Inhabitants." Script flourishes at each of the four corners, 
 containing inscriptions. (Upper left) "The | United States | were 
 
 354 
 
Number 840 (reduced) 
 Photogravure after engraving in stipple and line by Amos Doolittle. 
 
I'M rES STATES 
 
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 i Mil ^r/J fifJt*tr/tt 
 
 C<)NSTf:riiTn>N 
 
 — >> ;« limi'il l«- flu' — 
 fj'/'i//it/ fii'tMtt'r/ifflW 
 
 . //" fttmAv rjf • /*£*/t/>r*£i it/ /Art' . 
 
 AY of ihe UNITED S TATESof AMERICA 
 
 <=> ^Qj2X cz^zjzj^-^-^^lqp 'use ■) ■ f&x fa® 
 
 I'"' '* '■'•A.I Mill.- Mlhh y||.- r .. I,,,;. ,-.,,,„.; A |i.,||„.; |Y. |> |Y, .; ,s (.. r^r I. **■ ^- /„W.///r ,/r/,„ f/*,M. 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 first declared | Free and Independent | July 4 th 1776" | (Upper 
 right) "The Present | Constitution | was form'd by the | Grand 
 Convention | held at Philadelphia Sep' 1 7 th | 1787 | " (Lower left) 
 "The number of Inhabitants in the | several States is according 
 as they were | reckoned in the Grand Convention | held at 
 Philadelphia in 1787 |" (Lower right) "The number of Sena- 
 tors and Represent | atives is what the Constitution alloweth | 
 each State at Congress " | . Enclosed in a rectangle, 16. 1 1 x 17, 
 formed by a heavy double line. Below, a tablet, 3.4x16.11, 
 of heavy lines, containing general title. 
 
 Portrait, stipple. Arms, line 
 
 George Washington President of the United States of 
 America. The Protector of his Country, and the Sup- 
 porter of the rights of Mankind^ | — A Display of the 
 United States of America | To the Patrons of Arts and 
 Sciences, in all parts of the World this Plate | is most 
 respectfully Dedicated by their most obedient humble 
 Servants | Amos Doolittle & Ebn* Porter | Printed & 
 Sold By A Doolittle New Haven where Engraving & 
 Roling Press Printing is performed — Doolittle delin et 
 sculp. I 
 
 Height, 20.6. Width, 16.10. Diameter, 6.14. 
 
 840a Same as 840. Portrait erased and replaced by full bust, to left, 
 profile, in uniform, with ribbon, on field below bust, inscribed 
 "Born 11 th - Feb. 1732". Around portrait are fourteen circles 
 similar to 840, same inscriptions but change of figures: (1) 
 " Armes of the United States." changed to "Arms of the United 
 States." I "Total of Inhabitants 3,919,023 ". (2) "4 Representa- 
 tives. I 141,885 Inhabitants". (3) "15 Repr. | 378,785 Inhabi- 
 tants". (On an inserted inner border) "Main 96,540 Inhabitants". 
 (4) "2 Repr. 68,825 I Inhabitants." (5) "7 Repr. 237,946 | In- 
 habitants". (6) " 1 1 Repr. | 340, 1 20 Inhabitants". (7) "5 Repr. | 
 184,139 Inhabitants." (8) " 14 Repr. | 434,373 Inhabitants". (9) 
 
 355 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 "59,094 Inhabitants". (io)"9Repr. | 319,728 Inhabitants". (11) 
 "23 Repr. I 747,610 Inhabitants ". (On an inserted inner border) 
 "Kentucky 73,677 Inhabitants." (1 2) " 2 Senat 1 1 Repr. | 393,751 
 Inhabitants". (13) "6 Repr. | 240,000 Inhabitants". (14) "2 
 Repr. I 82,548 Inhabitants". Inscription in lower left flourish 
 changed to "The number of Inhabitants in the | several States 
 are according to the returnes | made to the Secretary of State 
 in I the year 1791 " | Near bottom, to left, " S. W. Territory | 
 30.000 Inhabitants | N. W. Territory | 5.000 Inhabitants |" 
 Near bottom, to right, "Vermont | 85,000 Inhabitants | 2 Senat. 
 2 Repre. |" Title the same, except dedication, which reads: 
 "To the Patrons of Arts and Sciences in all parts of the 
 World this Plate | is most respectfully Dedicated by 
 
 THEIR MOST OBEDIENT HUMBLE SERVANT | AMOS DoOLITTLE | 
 
 New Haven Oct r - i st 1 791 . | " 
 
 840& Same as 8400. With arms of Vermont added on lower right side 
 under the statistics of that State, and a blank shield added on 
 lower left side under statistics of the Territories. 
 
 840c Same as 840^. Profile materially altered and date changed to 
 "Mar 1 ? I s .' 1794." The title around portrait, which is in open 
 letters in the previous three states, is in closed letters. 
 
 84(M Same as 840^. An inner circle added to the arms of North 
 Carolina inscribed: "Tennessee 6700 Inhabitants 2 Senat, 2 
 Repr." Inhabitants of Massachusetts increased to "873,200." 
 The year changed to "1796." The profile has been further 
 altered and several of the State shields strengthened. 
 
 The plate described under 840 I con- only seven prints are known to me — one 
 
 sider one of the most interesting in this of the first state, two of the second 
 
 catalogue, not only as being one of the state, one of the third state, two of the 
 
 largest, if not the largest plate executed fourth state, and one of the fifth state, 
 
 in this country at time of its issue, but The first state was doubtless issued in 
 
 also on account of its extreme rarity. 1788, before North Carolina and Rhode 
 
 Notwithstanding its many variations, Island ratified the Constitution, and 
 
 356 
 
Number 840a (reduced) 
 Photogravure after engraving in stipple and line by Amos Doolittle. 
 
EXITED 
 
 — *m (Irsj dcrlar'd — 
 . 4/r mi.tiSftt/'e/temfrNl 
 
 /^J^/ie Tj-r/rnt -TN. 
 CONSTITUTION 
 
 — wus furmd In lite — 
 \ (y/'t/m/ fvMtt'riltioit ' 
 
 ■^lu/lt „/•/%/., JrU,,,, Sr/J,'l?f ' 
 
 A DISPLAY of the FNITED STATES of AM ERICA 
 
 „ X r, S " — - — : — : _ - . => 
 
 (5 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 therefore their representation is left 
 blank. The portrait in 840 is very simi- 
 lar to Baker 37, described under 839, 
 and from the appearance of 840 it 
 would seem not to have been the first 
 portrait upon the plate, as the effect of 
 something having been burnished out is 
 
 plainly visible. The profile in "a" and 
 "b," is of the Wright type, while in 
 "c" and " d," it has been altered until 
 it is quite different. There are indica- 
 tions that 840 was engraved upon an old 
 copper map plate burnished out. 
 
 LONG HI TYPE 
 
 GIUSEPPE LONGHI 
 841 Bust, to right, head to left, with flowing hair. Line 
 
 G PE LONGHI DIS. ED INC. PER DaLLA LlBERA. | GeORGIUS 
 
 Washington. | (Baker 281) 
 
 Height, 7.14. Sub height, 7. Width, 5.1. 
 
 [Vite e Ritratti di cento uomini illustri. Bettoni. Padua, 181 7. J 
 
 841a Same as 841. Without lettering except " Longhi sc." 
 
 841& Same as 841. Before title. 
 
 841c Same as 841. Title in open letters. 
 
 GEORG JAKOB FELSING 
 
 842 Bust, to right, head to left, with flowing hair. Similar to 841. 
 
 Line 
 
 G. Giac Felsing inc Milano 1824 | George Washington | 
 
 NATO IL 23 FEBBR. 1733. MORTO IL 14 DlCEMBR. I 799 | 
 Height, 8.5. Sub height, 6.15. Width, 5.1. 
 
 842$ Same as 842. Lettering erased and relettered: "G. Longhi 
 
 357 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 dis. — G. G. Felsing. inc. | Georgius Washington | A Paris, 
 chez Tessari et C'f Rue du Cloitre Notre- Dame, N° 4. | " 
 
 (Baker 223) 
 
 Height, 8.8. 
 
 842b Same as 8420. Title in larger letters, address erased, and, 
 between names of designer and engraver, " Verlag und Eigen- 
 thum von Louis Rocca in Leipzig." inserted. 
 
 842c Same as 842^. All lettering erased except names of designer 
 and engraver. 
 
 842^ Same as 842^. All lettering erased. 
 
 FRANCESCO PETRONCINI 
 
 843 Bust, to right, head to left, with flowing hair. Similar to 841. 
 
 Line 
 
 Francesco Petroncini incise | Giorgio Washington. | 
 Height, 7.13. Sub height, 7. Width, 5.2. 
 
 G. GALLINA 
 
 844 Bust, to right, head to left, with flowing hair. Similar to 841. 
 
 Aquatint 
 
 G. Gallina f. I 
 Height, 6.14. Width, 5. 
 
 [Le Costume ancien el moderne. Par Ferrario. Milan, 1827.] 
 
 GANDINI 
 
 845 Bust, to right, head to left, with flowing hair. Similar to 841. 
 Vignette, in clouds. Line 
 
 358 
 
Number 840c (reduced) 
 Photogravure after engraving in stipple and line by Amos Doolittle. 
 
' TXI'I'K I) STLVTESS 
 
 **— Wilt* lii'MI .Km I. ii .1 — 
 
 t > ^/tf ' ' 'fuZr/tit/i/ntt 
 
 A 1USP1,A\ 'of the UNITED STATKStfA'ME RICA 
 
 fj fy/toZ' o/- .\viT~f/,/,/ Sik-ihvs. /// J// //,//■/, o/- ^ //»f/f/. ///I, Plan? ^ y> > — 
 I /!/ 'r///,,///t//y ( — ^ rt/t'ctifft/. //y /////• ///,/.,/ fi/w/ifitt //u/////r "IrfiUllt/' 
 
 Hr <l« Until Irr .1 II.... I, HI. X.-» Ihmm Ktun' I „ :; .-. ;; A li.,|..>. : IV. I. IVini.tf; u iwrfcrtHfJ 
 
 Nnw llttvuii Mnt!* i" i7;i* 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 Gandini inc. I Giorgio Washington | 
 Height, 4.10. Sub height, 4. Width, 3.5. 
 
 [Storia della Guerra dell' Independenza. Di Botta. Milano, 1850.] 
 
 I. W. BAUMANN 
 
 846 Bust, to right, head to left, with flowing hair. Similar to 841. 
 Border line, 2/16, crossed at corners. Line 
 
 Dalla Libera. — I. W. Baumann scT Mchn. | " G° Washing- 
 ton." I (Baker 183) 
 
 Height, 5.12. Sub height, 4.8. Width, 3.3. 
 
 846a Same as 846. Address added: " Printed and published by G. G. 
 Lange at Darmstadt ". 
 
 846& Same as 846. Before "Dalla Libera" and facsimile signature. 
 At bottom, "1849." — "21." 
 
 CARL MAYER 
 
 847 Bust, to left, head to right, with flowing hair. Similar to 841. 
 Vignette. Stipple 
 
 Stahlstich von Carl Mayer. | Washington. | Stuttgart 
 J. Scheible's Buchhandlung. I Druck v Carl Mayer N bg . | 
 
 Height, 5.6. Sub height, 3.6. Width, 3.14. 
 
 This is presumably Baker 289. 
 
 847a Same as 847. Without " Druck v Carl Mayer N bg ." 
 
 359 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 A. WEGER 
 
 848 Half length, to front, head to left, with flowing hair. Similar 
 to 841. An open scroll in right hand, the arm resting upon 
 the muzzle of a cannon. The left hand holds a sword, below the 
 hilt. Vignette. Line 
 
 G. Longhi gez. — A Weger sc Lpzg. I Verlag von Carl B. 
 Lorck in Leipzig. | (Baker 349) 
 
 Height, 5.5. Sub height, 4.6. Width, 3.10. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 849 Bust, to right, head to left, with flowing hair. Similar to 841. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 America Vol ii — Tav. 37 | Ritratto di Washington | 
 Height, 4.8. Sub height, 4.2. Width, 3.1 1. 
 
 On same plate, to left, a portrait of Franklin. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 850 Bust, to right, head to left, with flowing hair. Similar to 841. 
 On plate 2.8x4.8, with heads of Napoleon, Lafayette and one 
 unknown, in a line. Etching 
 
 Height, .7. Width, .5. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 851 Bust, to right, head to left, with flowing hair. Similar to 841. 
 Circle, in a rectangle. Stipple 
 
 Georges Washington. | Premier President des Etats- 
 
 360 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 UnIS d'AmERIQUE, I Ne LE 22 FEVRIER 1732, DANS LE CoMTE 
 
 de Westmorland, en Virginie. | Mort a Mont- Vernon, le 
 15 Nov BRE 1799. I A Paris, chez l'Auteur, Rue des Francs 
 Bourgeois, N° 6, F. S T G M — Depose. | (Baker 282) 
 
 Height, 8.4. Sub height, 5.6. Width, 5.6. Diameter, 5.6. 
 
 851a Same as 851. Address changed to "Paris Leotard, editeur, 
 Quai S. Michel, 11." 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 852 Bust, to right, head to left, with flowing hair. Similar to 841. 
 Vignette. Line 
 
 Washington | (Georges.) | Ne a Washington le i i Fevrier 
 1732. I Mort le 14 Decembre 1799. | Publie par Blaisot. | 
 
 (Baker 283) 
 
 Height, 4.7. Sub height, 2.14. Width, 2.7. 
 
 [Scenes Americaine. Par C. Olliffe. Paris, 1852.] 
 
 852a Same as 852. Before all letters. 
 
 852& Same as 852. Address erased. 
 
 852c Same as 852^. Third line of lettering altered to " Ne en 
 Virginie le 22 Fevrier 1732." Address added: "Paris, Imp. 
 Lesauvage r. de Sorbonne. 6." 
 
 852^ Same as 852. All lettering erased and relettered: "Pitt | Moine 
 Imp. r. S! Louis en 1' lie, 90. Paris." | 
 
 GEORGE E. PERINE 
 
 853 Bust, to left, head to right, with flowing hair. Similar to 841. 
 Vignette. Stipple 
 
 36 1 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 Engraved by Geo. E. Perine, N.York | Washington. | 
 
 (Baker 303) 
 
 Height, 4.9. Sub height, 3.8. Width, 3.8. 
 
 [Diary of the Revolution. By Frank Moore. Hartford, 1875.] 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 854 Bust, to right, head to left, with flowing hair. Similar to 841. 
 Vignette. Line 
 
 12 I Washington. | 
 
 Height, 5. Sub height, 4.6. Width, 4. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 855 Bust, to right, head to left, with flowing hair. Similar to 841. 
 Top medallion, of group of Presidents, around a central medallion 
 containing portrait of Franklin Pierce, to right. 
 
 Stipple 
 
 Presidents of America. | 
 Oval height, 1.2. Oval width, .15. 
 
 855a Same as 855. Relettered "The Presidents of our great Re- 
 public", with address, "Sold by Charles Magnus, 12 Frankfort 
 Street, New York." 
 
 8556 Same as 855a. Portrait of Pierce changed to full face. 
 
 855c Same plate as 855^. Portrait of Washington erased, and the 
 Goddess of Liberty substituted. Also the portrait of Pierce 
 erased from the centre of the plate, and Stuart's Athenaeum 
 portrait of Washington, to right, substituted, with medallion 
 portraits of Pierce and Buchanan on either side. 
 
 362 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 855c? Same as 855^. Goddess of Liberty erased and portrait of 
 Lincoln substituted. Address changed to "Sold by Lange & 
 Knowfield 201 William Street, New York." 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 856 Bust, to right, head to left, with flowing hair. Similar to 841. 
 Oval, with border, 2/16, containing title. Above, an eagle with 
 shield, arrows and olive branch. Stipple 
 
 1 789-1 797 — George Washington | 
 
 Oval height, .15. Oval width, .12. 
 
 Evidently cut out of larger plate. 
 
 ALFRED JONES 
 
 857 Bust, to left, profile. Vignette, with arched top. Arms of 
 Washington, in lower margin. Line 
 
 Copyrighted 1897 BY I Alfred Jones, N.A. Delt. et Sculpt. | 
 Washington. | 
 
 Height, 10.4. Sub height, 9. Width, 6.10. 
 
 This is a composite portrait, based Clure's Magazine, for February, 1897, 
 largely on the bust by Houdon, which as the artist informed the writer with 
 had its origin in the author's article on the presentation of the first finished 
 " Life Portraits of Washington," in Mc- proof of the plate. 
 
 WATERMAN LILY ORMSBY 
 858 Bust, to left. Medallion, with border, 8/16. 
 
 363 
 
 Ruled 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 W L Ormsby's Pentography N Y | Washington. | 
 Diameter, 5. 
 
 R. SCOTT 
 
 859 Bust, to right, nearly profile. Border lines, 2/16. Line 
 R. Scott Sc. | General Washington. | (Baker 423) 
 
 Height, 4.14. Sub height, 3.7. Width, 2.8. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 860 Bust, to right, nearly profile. Inclosed in an ornamental border, 
 the sides being pillars around which oak branches are wreathed. 
 At top, a bar, with crossed flags and sun rays. The base, upon 
 which the pillars rest, bears title, and at foot, helmet, sword, 
 burning torch, scroll and inkstand, with pen. Line 
 
 Gen l Washington | Published by W Lockhead Printer 
 Berwick | (Baker 424) 
 
 Height, 6.14. Sub height, 3.7. Width, 4.2. Sub width, 2.8. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 861 Bust, to right, on a plate divided into sixteen squares, each 
 containing a portrait. Stipple 
 
 Washington | 
 
 Height, 1.1. Width, .13. 
 
 [Universal Biographical Dictionary. Hartford, 1827.] 
 
 364 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 R. LOWE 
 
 862 Bust, to left. Head, stipple, with radiating rays; coat and 
 body, scroll pen-work; in oval of pen-work, within which is: 
 "Born February 22 n ? 1732 — Died December i/}.'. 1 ? 1799". 
 Above, an eagle, with flag, arrows and olive branch. Vignette 
 oval. 
 
 Sacred | to the Memory of the | Illustrious Champion of 
 Liberty | General — George | Washington, | First — Pres- 
 ident of the United States — of | America. | Engraved by 
 R. Lowe N. York. | Presented to — By — As a | Reward of 
 Merit. | (Copyright 1838 by Samuel Green) | Published by 
 John Donlevy N. Y. | 
 
 Oval height, 5.7. Oval width, 4.12. 
 
 862a Same as 862. Eighth to twelfth line of lettering erased, ex- 
 cepting name "John Donlevy". " Intaglio-chromographic and" 
 John Donlevy " Electrographic Engraver." substituted. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 863 Head, full face. Circle, in centre of rectangle, with similar 
 circles in the four corners, with portraits of " Benoit XIV", 
 "Cook", " Franklin " and " Malesherbes ". Around Washing- 
 ton's portrait, olive leaves ; on the right, a bundle of fasces ; 
 on the left, a ship and flag. Title on white tablet, within circle. 
 
 Line 
 
 T4 — P 86. I Washington | 
 
 Height, 4.7. Width, 2.14. Diameter, 1.6. 
 
 A pencil-drawing the same as this plate, which may be the original for the 
 engraver, is signed " T Boutray." 
 
 365 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 864 Bust, to left, wrapped in a large cloak with fur collar. Head 
 nearly profile. Borderline, i/i 6. Line 
 
 Stahlstich v. Carl Mayer's Kunst Anstalt in Nurnberg. | 
 Washington | Verlag von Julius Niedner in Wiesbaden | 
 
 Height, S.I. Sub height, 4.7. Width, 3.3. 
 
 [Der Lebensgang George Washington. Von M. D. Von Horn. 
 Wiesbaden.] 
 
 This is a portrait of the poet Schiller relettered " Washington ". 
 
 REMBRANDT PEALE TYPE 
 
 HENRY BRYAN HALL 
 
 865 Bust, full front, head to right. Vignette. Stipple 
 
 Rembrandt Peale. — H. B. Hall. | New York, G. P. Put- 
 nam. I (Baker 381) 
 
 Height, 5.4. Sub height, 4.4. Width, 4. 
 
 [Irving's Life of Washington. New York, 1856-59. J 
 
 865a Same as 865. Before all letters. 
 
 HENRY BRYAN HALL 
 
 866 Bust, full front, head to right. Vignette. Line 
 
 Eng? by H. B. Hall. — N. Y. 1865 | Washington. | After a 
 Painting by Rembrandt Peale | (Baker 382) 
 
 Height, 6.7. Sub height, 4.2. Width, 4. 
 
 [Washingtoniana. By F. B. Hough. Roxbury, Massachusetts, 1865.] 
 
866a Same as 866. 
 
 FICTITIOUS 
 Before title. 
 
 ADAM B. WALTER 
 
 867 Full bust, to front, head to right. Oval, with border, sur- 
 rounded by an oak wreath in a rectangle, the whole engraved 
 to represent stone-work. A cloak or mantle hangs over the 
 front of the oval, with a colossal antique head in the keystone. 
 Beneath the oval, " Patriae Pater." Mezzotint 
 
 Rembrandt Peale, Pinx t — Adam B. Walter, Sculp t . | Pub- 
 lished by C. N. Robinson N° 248 Chestnut St. Philad^ | 
 " G° Washington." | (Baker 384) 
 
 Height, 20.5. Sub height, 19. Width, 15. 1. Oval width, 8. 11. 
 867a Same as 867. Before all letters. 
 
 8676 Same as 867. Address of " Goupil & Co — Paris & London" 
 added. 
 
 867c Same as 867. Address changed to "Hugh A McCann 910 
 Chestnut St", and the following added: "Engraved from the 
 Original painting of Washington from life, by Rembrandt 
 Peale. | Respectfully Dedicated to General U. S. Grant." | 
 
 8Qld Same as S6yc. Dedication changed to "the People of the 
 United States.", and an American eagle, with shield and ribbon 
 inscribed "E Pluribus Unum", substituted for the antique head 
 in the keystone of the arch. Address erased. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 868 Bust, full front, head to left, in uniform. Oval, with border 
 
 367 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 line, 1/16. Three flags and a cannon on either side of oval, with 
 implements of war. In distance, to right, a fort, and to left, a 
 ship under sail. Ribbon above oval, with legend, and on field 
 below oval, painter's name. Bank-note vignette. Line 
 
 Pater Patriae | Peale PinxT | 
 
 Height, 1.7. Width, 3.6. Oval height, 1.3. Oval width, .15. 
 
 368 
 
ADDENDA ONE 
 
 Prints Found after First Half of Book was Printed 
 
 CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 
 
 P. A. DITHER 
 
 869 Bust, to right, in uniform. With profile portrait of Pius VI, in 
 fifth square of eighth row, on plate divided into one hundred 
 squares. Vignette, with double border lines, i/i 6. Outline 
 
 P. A. Dither del el sc. | 
 
 Height, 1.6. Width, 1.6. 
 
 [Historisch-Chronologische Gallerie oder Portrait Sammlung. Cobn. 1832.] 
 
 F. ZULIANI 
 
 870 Full bust, to right, in uniform. Vignette in rectangle, border 
 lines, 2/16, at bottom forming tablet, within which is title. 
 
 Outline 
 
 Washington. | Per N. Bettoni. — F Zuliani in : | 
 Height, 4.7. Sub height, 4. 1. Width, 2.6. 
 
 In the body of the book 869 and 870 would belong between 25 and 26. 
 
 369 
 
JOHN TRUMBULL 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 871 Whole length, to left, in uniform, with right arm extended, rest- 
 ing on sword, in scabbard, with point on ground. Left hand to 
 hip, holding chapeau. To left, female figure of Victory standing, 
 with spear in left hand held against shoulder ; in right hand, 
 Roman sword resting upright against arm ; left foot upon 
 prostrate child, from whose head crown has fallen. To right, 
 female figure of America seated, with bow in left hand resting 
 against arm, and right arm extended, holding staff with flag. 
 Over America, a flying cherub with a laurel wreath in each 
 hand. In distance, an encampment. Vignette. Mezzotint 
 
 GenV Washington. | London Pub 1 ? accd? to Act March ii th 
 1783 by J. Cock N° 21 Wood Street Cheapside. | 
 
 Height, 5. Sub height, 4. 13. Width, 10. 
 
 The only impression of this plate seen upon a map similar to Nos. 89, 90 and 
 is upon a fan and partially colored. 91, where it would belong in the body 
 From its character I should think it of the book, 
 had been intended for a decoration 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 872 Whole length, full front, to right, in uniform, standing. Similar 
 to 84. To left, figure of an Indian woman holding a medal- 
 lion, upon which are profile portraits, accolated, of Henry 
 Laurens and of John Adams ; to right, female figure of America 
 
 370 
 
ADDENDA 
 
 kneeling beside a monument surmounted with figure of Liberty, 
 right arm resting upon medallion containing portraits of Gou- 
 verneur Morris and of John Jay, and in left hand a medallion with 
 portrait of Baron Steuben. On side of the monument are por- 
 traits of Washington, Franklin, Huntington, Dickinson, Thom- 
 son, and Drayton, and on base the inscription: "America 
 presenting at the | Altar of Liberty, Medallions | of her Illus- 
 trious sons | ." To right of altar, an urn, in which a female is 
 burning incense. On extreme right, a pine tree with two 
 females beyond, one of whom holds a medallion with portraits 
 of Generals Gates and Reed. In the centre, over the figure of 
 Washington, is the Angel of Fame blowing her trumpet, from 
 which flows a ribbon inscribed: "Washington, and | Indepen- 
 dance. |," and in right hand she holds a wreath with which she 
 is about to crown Washington. In upper right corner an 
 encampment, and at base munitions of war. Vignette. 
 
 Etching 
 
 Height, 35.8. Width, 29.8. 
 
 The only copy of this very curious and 
 interesting composition that I have seen 
 was printed in red on white cotton, and 
 belongs to the end of the eighteenth or 
 
 the beginning of the nineteenth century. 
 The portraits, txcept Adams and Frank- 
 lin, are after Uu Simitiere's profiles. The 
 Franklin is the Nini, fur-cap, portrait. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 873 Whole length, full front, to right, in uniform and cocked hat with 
 large rosette, ribband, and epaulettes, standing in a triumphal 
 car driving two tigers by four ribbons held in left hand, while 
 right hand holds a sword, with point down. In back of car a 
 reclining female holds in right hand a caduceus, and in left an 
 oval tablet inscribed: "American | Independ | ance | 1776 | ". 
 Two Indians, in advance, as heralds, one with a flag, on trumpet, 
 with thirteen stripes, and the other with flag, on trumpet, with 
 rattlesnake in thirteen divisions, inscribed: "United or Die." 
 
 371 
 
ADDENDA 
 
 To extreme left a palm tree, with a pine branch outgrowing, and a 
 ribbon around trunk lettered : " Liberty | Tree | "; above, a pla- 
 card, upside down, lettered: "Stamp | Act | ". Against tree, a 
 shield and flag, and between it and car, slightly in rear, six 
 mounted soldiers, following car, on guard. In middle distance a 
 fortress, on an eminence, with cavalry men at base. Above, to 
 right, a whole-length figure of Franklin, standing, to left, in fur 
 cap and flowing robe with fur collar; beside him, to right, a female, 
 standing, to front, with pole and liberty cap in right hand. His 
 right arm and her left arm are uplifted, each holding in hand an 
 end of a long scroll, over their heads, inscribed : " Where Liberty 
 Dwells there is my Country." In left hand Franklin holds a 
 closed scroll. In centre, above, is Minerva, helmeted, on a 
 cloud, bearing a shield with thirteen stars, pointing to the 
 "Temple of Fame," in the extreme left. In front of temple, an 
 angel with two trumpets, one of which she is blowing. At foot 
 of steps to temple, on the ground, two cherubs, one with one 
 foot on lowest step, bearing between them the Western Hemi- 
 sphere, showing only the States of the United States and 
 "The | Atlantic | Ocean | ". Etching 
 
 Height, 55. Width, 23. 
 
 The figure of Washington is the same 
 as 84, with the addition of the chapeav., 
 and this curious composition is placed 
 here because from the workmanship and 
 general appearance it doubtless is by the 
 same hand and emanated from the same 
 source as 872. The only copy 1 know 
 is not complete, being cut off through 
 
 the bodies of the tigers and wheels of 
 the car, and with a fragment of another 
 allegory above Minerva and Franklin. 
 It is printed in red, on white cotton, 
 like 872, and is contemporary with it. 
 The portrait of Franklin is also from 
 the Nini profile. 
 
 [MAX ROSENTHAL] 
 
 874 W T hole length, to left, standing, in uniform. Right hand on 
 cane, which rests on ground. Left hand at hip, on sword hilt. 
 
 372 
 
ADDENDA 
 
 In rear, white horse, head to right. In left distance, buildings. 
 In margin, to left, etched head of Trumbull, with facsimile 
 signature; to right, etched head of engraver. Mezzotint 
 
 Copyright Max Rosenthal, 1903. | 
 
 Height, 22.8. Sub height, 20. Width, 13. 
 
 Seventy-five proofs have been printed longs to the city of Charleston, S. C, 
 from this plate, of which twenty-five and has not been before engraved. The 
 are printed in colors. The painting plate as yet has not been lettered, 
 from which the plate is engraved be- 
 
 373 
 
EDWARD SAVAGE 
 
 [MAX ROSENTHAL] 
 
 875 Bust, to right, in uniform. Oval, in rectangle, with outside 
 border, 1/16. At bottom of ornamental border around portrait 
 of the painter Savage. Mezzotint 
 
 Height, 1.2. Width, .15. Oval height, 1. 1. Oval width, .14. 
 
 This is the same type as 214. 
 
 374 
 
GILBERT STUART 
 
 LANSDOWNE TYPE 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 876 Full bust, to front, head to left. Oval, with border, 4/16, in 
 rectangle. Title on base. On same plate, to right, a portrait of 
 Franklin. Line 
 
 Washington | 
 
 Height, 3.12. Width, 2.1 1. Oval height, 2.6. Oval width, 1. 14. 
 
 JOHN ROGERS 
 
 877 Bust, to front, head to left. Circular, with border, 2/16. Tablet, 
 below, with title. In left side of border of map of the United 
 States. In right side of border, portrait of Franklin. Stipple 
 
 Washington | The Illustrations by J Marchant & En- 
 graved by J. Rogers | John Tallis & Company London & 
 New York. | 
 
 Height, 1.6. Diameter, . 1 5. 
 
 877a Same as 877. Address changed to "The London Printing and 
 Publishing Company." 
 
 375 
 
FICTITIOUS 
 
 WALKER 
 
 878 Whole length, to right, in uniform, head profile, in centre, 
 advancing towards seated figure of America, on right, presenting 
 "Liberty, Peace & Plenty", while Europe, Africa and Asia 
 stand behind on the left. Above, on a ribbon, "Wisdom Peace 
 Unanimity." On right side an olive branch, and on left side a 
 palm branch. Beneath, "Explanation", in three lines. Vignette. 
 
 Line and Etching 
 
 Step n Reynolds Inv t — Walker Del. et Sculp | Publish'd 
 26 Febru y 1784, by Stephen Reynolds, Trunk Maker, Mum- 
 ford Court, Milk Street, & Grocer's Alley, Poultry, 
 London. | 
 
 Height, 6. Sub height, 4.6. Width, 7.6. 
 
 The head of Washington resembles the Du Simitiere type. 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 879 Bust, profile to right, in uniform. Vignette, in oval of a single 
 line within which is title, on either side of head. Outline 
 
 General — Washington. | 
 
 Height, 2.6. Width, 1. 14. 
 
 There is a companion portrait of " Lady Washington." 
 376 
 
ADDENDA 
 
 [UNKNOWN] 
 
 880 Full half length, to left, standing, by a table, with right hand 
 resting on it, at edge, holding a scroll, inscribed "Constitu". 
 Left hand thrust into waistcoat. Dry point Etching 
 
 Height, 5.2. Width, 3.14. 
 
 This print is inartistic and crude, yet sembles somewhat the portrait ascribed 
 uncommonly interesting; and how late to Joseph Wright, reproduced in The 
 a find it is can be understood from its Century, for April, 1889, page 805. 
 place in the catalogue. The head re- 
 
 377 
 
ADDENDA TWO 
 
 4 "[J.TRENCHARD]" should be "[JAMES TRENCHARD]." 
 
 17 "[BOCOURT]" should be "[E. BOCOURT]." 
 
 57 From "The Boston Magazine" for April, 1784, which contains 
 this "Explanation of the Frontispiece.": "Nature stands ready 
 to strike the Lyre, while the Genius of Liberty presents a 
 medal of the illustrious Man who hath defended her standard in 
 this new World. — Fame blows her trumpet and Astrea finds a 
 part of the earth where she may fix her residence." 
 
 846 Same as 84. Address erased and "London Publish'd Oct. 1. 
 1799 by Colnaghi, Sala & Co. (late Torre's) 23 Cockspur 
 Street." substituted. 
 
 The only impression of this state that I know is printed in colors. 
 
 89 "Ludgate SV should be "Ludgate StT,". 
 
 154 From "The Sentimental Masonic Magazine" for June, 1795, 
 Dublin. 
 
 159 "[WILLIAM LENEY?]" should be [WILLIAM S. LENEY]. 
 
 252 From "Dublin Magazine" for November, 1798. 
 
 378 
 
ADDENDA 
 271 Should be "(Baker 393)." 
 
 319c Same as 319. All lettering erased except title. 
 
 344a Should have comma added after "Washington," and period after 
 "1799." 
 
 3586 Same as 358. With "(Copyright 1895 by Wm. Clausen, N. Y.)." 
 
 All impressions of this state that I have seen are signed in pencil, " S. Arlent 
 Edwards." I am informed that this is the first published state. 
 
 400 " O. L. Knapp" should be " S. L. Knapp." 
 
 614 "C. BATHER" should be "C. BATHER & SON." 
 
 641 "AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY" should be 
 " [UNKNOWN]." 
 
 662/ " Kendal" should be " Kendall." 
 
 6836 "Perrine" should be "Perine." 
 
 747 "LE BEAU" should be "PIERRE ADRIEN LE BEAU." 
 
 379 
 
INDEXES 
 
INDEX OF ENGRAVERS 
 
 REFERENCES ARE TO NUMBERS 
 
 Adam, 70 
 Akin, James, 147 
 
 American Bank Note Company, 190 
 Andrews, Joseph, 345 
 Angus, William, 38 
 Archer, James, 688 
 Aubin, Augustin de Saint, 48 
 
 Baker, J., 346 
 Balch, V., 347, 773, 825 
 Ballin, 791 
 Banks, W., 499 
 Bannerman, 567 
 Bannister, J., 113, 348 
 Barralet, John James, 675 
 Bather, C, 614 
 
 G. J., 349 
 
 W. T., 350, 351 
 Baumann, I. W., 846 
 Bell, Edward, 765 
 Berger, Daniel, 78, 79 
 Bertonnier, Pierre Francois, 244, 500 
 Best, Edward S., 502, 503, 659 
 Bicknell, W. H. W., 299 
 Blanchard, August J. B. M., 133 
 Bocourt, E., 17, 774 
 Boillot, 491 
 Bolt, F., 807 
 Bower, I., 504 
 Brandi, Mariano, 67 
 Brown, J. L., 755 
 Brunton, 93 
 Burt, Charles Kennedy, 114, 208, 264, 505, 
 642 
 
 Buttre, John Chester, 15, 220, 255, 352, 584, 
 58S, 593. 612, 628, 655 
 
 C, W. S., 331 
 Carattoni, G., 275 
 Carey, 95 
 Cart, 485 
 
 Carter, C. W., 295 
 Casilear, John W., 600 
 Chapin, William, 552, 553, 554 
 Chapman, J., 146, 689, 768 
 
 John Gadsby, 164 
 Charles, William, 576 
 Cheeseman, Thomas, 104, 105 
 Chevillet, Justus, 29 
 Chorley, John, 289 
 Clarke, Thomas, 279, 280 
 Coigneto, Marie Gabrielle, 501 
 Collyer, Joseph, 141 
 Cook, J. W., 265 
 
 Thomas, 40 
 Couche, Francois Louis, 127 
 
 Daggett, A., 109 
 Dall' Acqua, 339 
 Danforth, Moseley I., 506 
 Davenport, Samuel, 305 
 Dawe, Philip, 836, 837 
 Dean, T. A., 318 
 
 Delaistre, Louis Jean Desire, 319 
 De Mare, J., 16 
 Dick, A. L., 353, 354 
 Dighton, Richard, 781 
 Dither, P. A., 869 
 Dodd, S., 690 
 
 Doney, Thomas, 538, 669, 685, 686 
 Doolittle, Amos, 145, 507, 840 
 Draper, Welsh & Co., 624 
 Dudensing, Robert, 247, 714 
 Dupin, 743 
 Dupreel, 340 
 
 Durand, Asher B., 115, 179, 355, 528 
 
 Eckstein, John, 770 
 Edwards, 320 
 
 Samuel Arlent, 102, 135, 234, 245, 358, 
 700, 703 
 
 383 
 
INDEX OF ENGRAVERS 
 
 Edwin, David, 267, 359, 360, 361, 362, 
 364, 366, 367, 368, 369, 508, 598, 
 702, 788, 835 
 Ellis, B. B., 75 
 
 George B., 108 
 Elven, I. P., 777 
 Ensom, William, 263 
 Erison, James, 728 
 Evans, William, 161 
 
 Fagan, James, 370, 371, 664 
 Fairman, Gideon, 372, 373 
 Felsing, Georg Jakob, 842 
 Fenner, Sears & Co., 311 
 Ferris, Stephen J., 66, 374, 484 
 Field, Robert, 249 
 Fisher, James, 375 
 Fittler, James, 321 
 Folwell, Samuel, 509 
 Forrest, Ion B., 13 
 Freeman, S., 322 
 Fritzsch, T. C. G., 739 
 
 G., E., 200 
 Galland, J., 789 
 Gallina, G, 844 
 Gandini, 845 
 
 Geoffroy, Charles Michel, 116, 376 
 Germon, W. L., 557 
 Gimber, Stephen H., 117, 622, 645 
 Gimbrede, Thomas, 377, 378, 510, 794 
 Girardet, Edward, 379 
 Girsch. 380 
 
 Gobrecht, Christian, 382, 383, 384 
 Goodman, Charles, 298, 834 
 Gosslin, 744 
 Grainger, W.. 805, 806 
 Green, Valentine, 18, 84, 101 
 Gridley, E. G, 221 
 
 Haider, 49 
 Hall, Alice, 119, 392 
 
 Charles B., 177, 389, 390, 838 
 George R., 178, 391 
 Henry Bryan, 120, 176, 187, 203, 254, 
 
 257, 268, 323. 385. 386, 387- 388, 556, 
 
 704, 865, 866 
 Henry Bryan's Sons, 7, 121, 122, 180, 
 
 393i>. 394- 586, 626, 705, 715, 816 
 P., 706 
 
 and Perine, 393 
 Halpin, 683c 
 
 Frederick, 754 
 J., 648 
 
 363, Hamlin, William, 197, 223, 224, 230, 231, 
 701, 232 
 
 Hamm, P. E., 617 
 Hanks, O. G., 670 
 Harrison, C. P., 395, 797 
 R. G, 512, 693, 798 
 William, Jr., 147, 222, 694 
 Hatch, George W., 396, 579 
 
 L. J., 123 
 Heath, Charles, 560 
 
 James, 285, 286, 287, 324 
 Hill. S., 216 
 Hiller, J., 140 
 Hills, J. H., 306, 646 
 Hinchliff, 696 
 Hobart, E., 610 
 
 Holl, William, 262, 314, 397, 662 
 Holloway, Thomas, 167, 259 
 Hollyer, Samuel, 142, 615, 717 
 House, Thomas, 398 
 Houston, H., 171, 210, 212 
 Huguenin, 491 
 Humphrey, William, 399 
 
 Illman & Company, 649 
 
 and Pilbrow, 401, 402, 647 
 and Sons, 597 
 Brothers, 403, 404, 578 
 Thomas, 106, 400, 607 
 
 Jackman, W., 683 
 Jocelyn, S. S., 325 
 Johnson, David C, 513 
 
 Thomas, 514 
 Jones, Alfred, 857 
 
 R. S., 513 
 Jordan and Halpin, 648 
 Josey, R., 65 
 
 Kelly, Thomas, 405, 656 
 Kennedy, J., 406 
 Kimberly, David, 589, 650 
 King, Francis S., 175 
 
 G. B., 635 
 Kirkwood, 341 
 Knapp, 407 
 
 Kneass, William, 408, 712, 713 
 Kreegor, I. W., 516 
 Krethlow, 808 
 Kiisfner, A. W., 73 
 
 L., J.. 39 
 
 Laugier, Jean Nicholas, 666 
 
 384 
 
INDEX OF ENGRAVERS 
 
 Lawson, Alexander, 409, 776 
 Le Beau, Pierre Adrien, 30, 747 
 Lefort, Henri. 284, 699 
 Lehman, G. A., 139 
 Le Mire, Noel, 31 
 
 Leney, William S., 159, 181, 410, 411, 41 
 413 
 
 Le Roy, Jacques, 85 
 Liebe, 741 
 
 Lizars, William Home, 266 
 Longacre, James Barton, 417, 418, 419, 
 
 421, 547, 594 
 Longhi, Giuseppe, 841 
 Lowe, R., 862 
 Lowell & Co., John A., 422 
 Lundgren, C. G., 80 
 
 Mackenzie, K., 261 
 Macret, 326 
 Manly, John, 155 
 Mariage, 129 
 
 Marshall, William Edgar, 213, 426 
 Maverick, Peter, 281, 618, 796 
 Mayer, 315 
 
 Carl, 847 
 McCarty, 423 
 McGoffin, John, 784 
 McLees, 582 
 
 McRae, John C, 424, 425 
 Medairy, 567 
 Meulen, 327 
 Migliaxacca, 328 
 Minatellis, 225 
 Miou, Maria, 86 
 Monnin, E., 112 
 Montaut, Gabriel Xavier, 634 
 Morse, 427 
 Mourik, B., 58, 727 
 Murray, George, 168, 598 
 Mutlow, 89, 91 
 
 Neagle, John B., 771 
 Nesmith, J. H., 301, 302 
 Newton, James, 96 
 Nilson, 722 
 
 Norman, John, 42, 43, 44, 57, 288, 761 
 Nutter, William, 428, 429 
 
 O'Neill, J. A., 152, 173, 219, 256, 559 
 Ormsby, Waterman Lily, 182, 183, 184, 
 312, 858 
 
 Paradise, John W., 10, 580 
 Parker, George, 12, 202 
 Peabody, 430a 
 
 Peale, Charles Willson, 1, 2, 3 
 Pekenino, Michele, 431, 432 
 2, Pelton, Oliver, 291, 608, 623, 636, 637 
 
 Perine, George E., 238, 434, 435, 517, 671, 
 
 Perkins, Joseph, 560 
 
 Petroncini, Francesco, 843 
 
 Piggot, Robert, 298 
 
 Pilbrow, Thomas, 401, 402, 647 
 
 Pinhas, H., 749 
 
 Pollock, T., 779 
 
 Portman, L., 329 
 
 Prevost, Benoit Louis, 68, 69 
 
 Prior, T. A., 334 
 
 Probst, J. M., 748 
 
 Prud'homme, J. F. E., 258, 601 
 
 Pruneau, N., 94 
 
 Rados, L., 518 
 Rawdon, Ralph, 579, 795 
 Read, 124 
 
 W., 276 
 Reading, Burnet, 76 
 Reed, A., 416, 561 
 Reich, Jacques, 437, 438 
 Rice, 627 
 
 E. A., 300 
 
 James R., 296, 436, 613 
 Ridley, William, 260 
 Rihtmeyer, 407 
 Ritchie, A. H., 651, 668 
 
 G. W. H., 439 
 Roberts, 440 
 
 John, 486 
 
 P., 274 
 
 Robin, Augustus, 137, 243, 785 
 Roger, Barthelemy J. F., 207 
 L., 55 
 
 Rogers, John, 11, no, 201, 310, 877 
 Rollinson, William, 144, 217, 251 
 Roosing, H., 170 
 
 Rosenthal, Albert, 59, 60, 61, 63, 136, 174, 
 204, 209, 211, 282, 716 
 Max, 5, 8, 64, 708, 718, 719, 720, 769, 
 
 874, 875 
 Rosmasler, 330, 809 
 Ruet, L., 756 
 
 Rugendas, John Lorenz, 733 
 a, Ruotte. 172 
 Russell, 441 
 
 385 
 
INDEX OF 
 
 Sadd, H. S., 294, 657 
 
 Saint Memin, C. B. J. Fevret de, 185, 709, 
 
 710 
 Sands, R., 27 
 
 Sartain, John, 6, 205, 236, 442, 443, 444, 
 519, 520, 652, 653, 674 
 Samuel, 445 
 
 William, 71, 134, 521, 654 
 Sasso, G. A., 679 
 
 Savage, Edward, 214, 228, 235, 293 
 Schlecht, Charles, 494 
 Schmidt, John Georg, 764 
 Schoff, Stephen A., 661 
 Schweyer, 77 
 
 Scoles, I., 163, 233, 446, 522, 778 
 Scot, Robert, 9 
 Scott, R., 859 
 Sealey, A., 472 
 Senn, 195 
 
 Sergent, Anton L. F., 206 
 Seymour, Samuel, 246 
 Shallus, Francis, 448 
 Sharp, William, 92 
 Sherwin, John Keyse, 103 
 Simpson, M., 581 
 Smillie, James, 579 
 Smith, G. G., 151, 590 
 
 H. Wright, 450, 451, 452, 667 
 
 I. R-, 449 
 William D., 555 
 
 Snack, 81 
 Soper, R., 581a 
 Steel, James W., 14, 629 
 Stiles, S., 492 
 Stodart, G, 316 
 Storm, G. F., 186, 587 
 Story & Atwood, 354a 
 
 T. C, 603, 604 
 Strickland, William, 477 
 
 Tanner, Benjamin, 218, 523, 524, 525, 691 
 Tardieu, Alexandre, 193 
 Testard, 815 
 Teubner, 533 
 Thompson, J., 453 
 
 ENGRAVERS 
 
 Tiebout, Cornelius, 297, 454, 455, 676 
 Tiller, Robert, 307, 456, 568, 569, 570, 619, 
 695 
 
 Tisdale, Elkanah, 248 
 Todd, A., 160 
 Topham, S., 342 
 Toppan, Charles, 591 
 
 & Co., 658 
 Torrey, C. C, 772 
 Trenchard, James, 4, 839 
 Tucker, William E., in, 753 
 
 Underwood, Thomas, 506a 
 
 Vinkeles, Reinier, 56 
 
 Walker, 250, 878 
 
 F. F., 304 
 
 J. G., 272 
 Walmsley, Samuel, 460 
 Walter, Adam B., 239, 240, 241, 461, 462, 
 
 672, 867 
 Warner, William, 107 
 Warr, J. and W. W., 571 
 Watson, Dawson, 707 
 Weger, A., 848 
 Welch, Thomas B., 463, 464 
 Wellmore, Edward, 4210 
 Wetherbee, S., 153 
 White, J., 165 
 Wightman, 823 
 Wilcox, J. A. J., 269, 616 
 Willard, Asaph, 465, 550, 633 
 Wilson, William, 469 
 Wolff, 19 
 Woodman, 89, 91 
 Woodruff, William, 595, 596 
 Woolley, William, 466, 467 
 Wright, Charles Cushing, 468, 506, 579 
 
 Joseph, 138 
 
 Yeager, J., 336, 337 
 
 Zerlamsler, 28 
 Zuliani, F., 870 
 
 386 
 
INDEX OF PUBLISHERS 
 
 REFERENCES ARE TO NUMBERS 
 
 Ackerman, R., 311 
 Akin & Harrison, 147 
 Albion Office, 294 
 Allan, J. N., 517 
 
 American Bank Note Co., 534, 591, 602, 
 641 
 
 Publishing House, 672 
 Amies, 629 
 
 Appleton & Co., D., 310, 380, 5460 
 Arthur & Son, T. S., 613 
 Atkins & Nightingale, 292, 765 
 Atkinson, S. C, 372c 
 Aubin, Aug. de St., 48 
 
 Bachia & Co., R. A., 668 
 Bailey, 667 
 Baines, Edward, 314 
 Baldwin & Gleason, 542 
 
 Cradock & Joy, 265 
 
 C. N., 5100 
 
 J. L., 686 
 Barralet, John J., 675 
 Basset, 87 
 
 Bather & Son, C, 614 
 Belknap & Hamersley, 546k 
 Benard, 500 
 Bent, W., 346 
 Bill, Gurdon, 291a 
 
 Henry, 291& 
 Bladon, S., 40 
 Blaisot, 852 
 Blin, ss 
 Bohn, C, 497 
 
 Bostwick & Co., W. W., 436 
 Bowles, Carrington, 32 
 Bowyer, William, 272 
 Boydell, 285a, 286 
 Bradley & Co., 436, 520 
 Brewer, 272 
 Brewman, D., 400 
 Bridghan, L. H., 588 
 
 Brooks, John, 318 
 Brown & Bannister, 348 
 
 R, 762 
 
 H. A., 45od 
 
 J-, 18 
 Brydon, J., 101 
 
 Bureau Engraving & Printing, 123, 208c, 
 
 472, 670 
 Butler, John M., 659, 660 
 Buttre & Co., John C, 118, 335a, 487a, 
 
 581a, 584, 585 
 
 Cadart & Luce, 755 
 Cadell & Davis, 324 
 Cajani, F., 112 
 Cake, Joseph, 307 
 Campbell & Co., R., 409 
 
 W. J., 64 
 Carey, Mathew, 297a, 447 
 Carr, B., 157 
 
 J-, 117 
 Cawthorn, G., 261, 817 
 Chapin & Taylor, 354 
 Chardon, F., n6fe 
 Chaudron, Simon, 675 
 Childs, George W., 464 
 Clausen & Co., William, 245, 700, 3586 
 
 (Addenda Two) 
 Clement, S., 837 
 Coates & Co., Henry T., 209 
 Cochin, C. N., 48 
 Cock, J., 871 
 Coles, John, 43 
 
 Colnaghi, Sala & Co., 84&( Addenda Two) 
 
 Coffin & Altemus, 780 
 
 Condie. Thomas, 210 
 
 Conrad & Co., 409^ 
 
 Continental Bank Note Co., 493, 494 
 
 Cory, J., 803a 
 
 Cotrel, T., 289/; 
 
 Crampton, Henry, 419a 
 
 387 
 
INDEX OF PUBLISHERS 
 
 Crepy, 751 
 
 Cribb, Robert, 428, 429 
 Currier, N., 587 
 
 Dainty, J., 107, 239, 240, 241, 462, 67: 
 Danlos, 500b 
 Darton, William, 332 
 Davies, B., 776 
 
 & Booth, 342 
 Dearborn, N., 541, 605 
 Deare, Lewis, 544 
 Delaplaine, Joseph, 181 
 Dennel, 94 
 
 Dexter, Elias, 137, 152, 219, 247, 714 
 
 Dickens, A., 360 
 
 Dighton, Richard, 781 
 
 Dodd, Mead & Co., 8, 282 
 
 Donlevy, John, 862 
 
 Doolittle, Amos, 840 
 
 Downing, J., 408 
 
 Dufour, Mulat et Boulanger, 791 
 Dumoutet, J. B., 793 
 Durrie & Peck, 301a 
 
 Easton, J., 813 
 Elliott & Co., L. A., 668c 
 El son & Co., A. W., 299 
 Ensigns & Thayer, 555 
 Esnault & Rapilly, 743, 747 
 Evans, Richard, 479 
 
 Fairburn, John, 800, 801, 828, 829 
 
 Fairman, G., 372 
 
 Ferrai & Dupin, 789a 
 
 Fielding, J., 38, 91 
 
 Fische, P., 375 
 
 Flagg & Co., 107 
 
 Ford & Co., J. B., 426b 
 
 Forster, C, 167 
 
 Franklin Print Co., 589, 656a 
 
 Freeland, Aaron, 617 
 
 Freeman, T. B., 359 
 
 T. W., 406 
 Fullarton, Archibald, 322 
 Furne, 116 
 
 Gaily, D., 836 
 
 P., 832, 833 
 Garvin & Co., E. L., 648 
 Gimbrede, Thomas, 794 
 Goupil & Co., 379, 867k 
 Graupner, 153a 
 
 Green, Valentine, 84, 101 
 Gundee, J. & J., 766 
 
 Haines & Son, 35, 802 
 Hall, H. B., 7 
 
 & Sons, 388, 393b 
 Hamlin, William, 230 
 Hanway, Collins, 635a 
 Harper & Brothers, 258 
 Harrison & Company, 168 
 
 C. P., 797 
 Hart, Thorn., 37, 737 
 Hazlet, William R., 804 
 Heath, James, 285, 286 
 Hedges, E., 52 
 Hewitt, James, 157 
 Hinton, Isaac Taylor, 311c 
 
 I., 782, 786, 830, 831 
 
 J- 53 
 
 Will, 103 
 Hobson, R. H., 366a 
 Holloway, Thomas, 21, 250 
 Howe, Hezekiah, 301a 
 Huntington & Willard, 550 
 Hurd & Houghton, 426c 
 
 Illman & Pilbrow, 647 
 International Bank Note Co., 505 
 
 Jeffery, E., 215 
 
 Johnson, Fry & Co., 178c, 556a, 680, 
 754. 763^ 
 Henry J., 754b, 763c 
 & Miles, ly&d 
 Wilson & Co., 556c 
 
 Kearsley, G, 803 
 Kelly, Thomas, 237, 397 
 Kendall Bank Note Co., 662/ 
 Kennedy, D., 7880 
 
 S., 702 
 Knight, Charles, 399 
 Koevoets, H. & C, 350 
 
 Landon, R. R., 443 
 Lange, G. G., 846a 
 
 & Knowfield, 855a 
 Laurie & Whittle, 34 
 Lea Brothers & Co., 437 
 Le Camus, 31 
 Le Mire, 31 
 Leney, W. S., 413 
 Leotard, 815a 
 
 388 
 
INDEX OF PUBLISHERS 
 
 Le Petit, I., 677 
 Lindsay & Baker, 452 
 Lippincott & Co., J. B., 1876, 257? 
 Lockhead, W., 860 
 Lockwood, F. & R., 635 
 London Printing & Publishing Co., 311 
 877a 
 
 Loosjes, A., 170, 329 
 Lorck, Carl B., 848 
 Low, I., 522 
 
 John, 377 
 Lowe, R., 490 
 
 Lowell & Co., John A., 616 
 
 Mack, Andrus & Woodruff, 353 
 Mackenzie, William, 399/j 
 Magnus, Charles, 855 
 Martin & Johnson, 178 
 
 Johnson & Co., 763 
 Mason, J., 316 
 
 Masonic Pub. & Man. Co., 2560 
 
 Mayer, Carl, 775 
 
 McCann. Hugh A., 867c 
 
 McCurdy & Co., J. C, 462a, 672a, 784 
 
 McElwee, John, 789 
 
 McFadden, W. D., 370 
 
 McRae, John C, 424 
 
 Mechel, Chr. de, 20 
 
 Medland, Thomas, 161 
 
 Menard & Desenne, 278 
 
 Metzerott, W. G., 357 
 
 Miller, Albert, 648^ 
 
 R., 440 
 Millette, M. A.. 478a 
 Minatelli e Comp., 225 
 Mondhare, 30 
 
 Moore & Co., 242a, 434, 671 
 
 & Goodspeed, 242, 434a 
 Morgan, R., 574 
 
 W. H., 298 
 
 National Art Association, 662 
 
 Chromo Co., 585 
 New England Mutual Life Ins. Co., 661 
 Nickerson, C, 557 
 Niedner, Julius, 864 
 Norman & Bedwell, 42 
 
 Ormrod. J., 525 
 Ormsby, W. L., 290 
 Orr, W. S., & Co., 399^ 
 Ostervald, 131 
 
 Palfer, T., 226 
 Parker, Joseph, 478 
 Parsons, J., 165c 
 Pate, W., 556, 6686, 669 
 Pelton, E. R., 291 
 : , Pember & Luzarder, 644 
 Perine, George E., 393, 683ft 
 Phelps & Ensign, 117 
 
 Humphrey, 402, 552, 757, 758 
 Phillips & Co., R., 276, 321 
 Poggi, A. C. de, 104, 105 
 Pohlig & Rice, 296a 
 Pollard, R., 2740 
 Porlier, 29c 
 Pourrat, 244 
 Price, P., 482 
 Probst, J. Mich., 748 
 Putnam & Co., G. P., 12, 13, 187a, 202, 
 254, 257 d, 385, 865 
 
 Rand & Perkins, 418 
 
 Rawle's Republican Book Store, 471 
 
 Read & Co., 609 
 
 Reed, J. G, 290a 
 
 Reid, I., 251 
 
 Robert, 312a 
 Rest, Fenner, Sears & Co., 311c 
 Reynolds, Stephen, 878 
 Rice & Allen, 685 
 Richardson, William, 76 
 Riley & Adams, 510 
 Roberts, P., 274 
 Robertson, Walter, 249 
 Robins & Co., J., 165 
 Robinson, 285 
 
 C. N., 867 
 
 & Son, S., 695 
 Robson, T., 742 
 Rocca, Louis, 842ft 
 Rogers, O., 596 
 Roig, Gaspar Y., 470 
 Root, Charles, 590 
 
 Rosenthal, Max, 707, 718, 720, 769, 870 
 Rover, Lee & Clem, 371, 664 
 Ruet, M., 756 
 Russell, B. B., 612 
 Rymer, D., 226ft 
 
 Sabin, 65 
 
 Joseph F., 135, 234 
 
 J. Percy, 102, 703 
 Sartain, Henry, 5940 
 
 William, 521, 654 
 
 389 
 
INDEX OF PUBLISHERS 
 
 Saunders, John, 441 
 Savage, E., 214, 228, 235 
 
 J., 246, 701a 
 Scheible, J., 775, 847 
 Schumann, Geb., 808 
 Scoles, I., 3590 
 Sewell, J., 260 
 Shader, W. E., 582 
 Shakespeare Gallery, 466, 467 
 Shallus, Francis, 448 
 Shelton & Kensett, 507a, 794a, 795 
 Shepherd, C, 721, 730, 731 
 Sheppard, C, 750 
 Sherwin, J. K., 103 
 Smeeton, G., 343, 480 
 Smith, Charles, 163, 248, 676 
 
 G. , 691& 
 
 & Holden, 300 
 
 Reed & Wayland, 233 
 
 William, 107^, 2366, 297b, 383b 
 Spotswood, W., 280 
 Squire, B. S., 551 
 Stampa, P., 786 
 Stockdale, J., 92a 
 Story & Atwood, 1170 
 
 T. C., 603, 604 
 Sumner & Co., I., 767 
 Symonds, H. D., 768, 783, 805, 806 
 
 Tallis & Co., John, 31 le, 877 
 
 J. & F., 3"d 
 Tanner, B., 675a 
 
 H. S., 701b 
 Tardieu, Alexandre, 193 
 Taylor, John S., 6486 
 Tegg, Thomas, 166, 305 
 Teller, W. Peirre, 289b 
 Tessari et Cie, 8420 
 Testard, 815 
 
 Testi, J., 819 
 Thompson, G., 36 
 
 J. P., 285a, 286 
 Thrall, Willis, 550a 
 Ticknor & Fields, 426^ 
 Tiebout, C, 297, 454 
 
 Townsend, W. A., 391 
 
 Turgis, J., 107c 
 
 Tyler, Benjamin Owen, 796 
 
 United States Life Ins. Co., 628 
 
 Valentines, 420 
 
 Vernor, Hood & Sharpe, 27 
 
 Virtue & Co., J. S., 320/1 
 
 & Yorston, nob, 391/1, 662? 
 
 Emmins & Co., 11, 110a 
 
 George, 320 
 
 Wakefield, Charles A., 650 
 Walker, E., 250 
 
 John, 72 
 
 J. G., 272 
 
 S., 312, 405, 450, 45i& 
 
 & Virtue, 450c 
 Wallis, John, 89, 90 
 Wanamaker, John, 66 
 Wardle, Thomas, 311c 
 Washington Association, 712, 713 
 
 Benevolent Society, 411, 412, 413a, 
 414a, 415, 416, 561, 562, 563, 565, 771 
 
 Insurance Co., 640 
 Webster, J., 553 
 Weeks, Jordan & Co., 688 
 Weems, M. L., 524 
 Whaites, E. F., 419c 
 White, J. L., 653 
 Whiting, Nathan, 109 
 Whitworth & Yates, 99, 100 
 Wilkinson, R., 75, 146, 235, 272 
 Will, Ioh. Martin, 724, 726, 730a, 731 
 Williams, 573 
 
 C. S., 419 
 Willis, George, 124 
 Winter, Heer P. van, 56 
 Woodruff, William, 595 
 Wright & Co., J. O., 142, 7170 
 
 & Groves, 107ft 
 
 Yorston & Co., John C, 351 
 
 39° 
 
INDEX TO PLACES OF PUBLICATION 
 
 REFERENCES ARE TO NUMBERS 
 
 Amsterdam, 139 
 
 Baltimore, 157, 188, 300, 312a, 457, 691b, 
 
 789a 
 Basle, 20 
 Belfast, 539 
 Berlin, 764 
 Berwick, 860 
 Birmingham, 100 
 
 Boston, 43, 153a, 279, 289, 299, 312, 355, 
 405, 419a, 422, 426c/, 449, 450, 541, 
 588, 589, 590, 605, 612, 616, 641, 050, 
 6560, 661, 668r, 688, 728, 825 
 
 Brooklyn, 614 
 
 Cheshire, 794a, 795 
 Chicago, 443, 685 
 Cincinnati, 436 
 
 Darmstadt, 846a 
 Dublin, Slid 
 
 Edinburgh, 31 id, 322a, 399/;, 499 
 
 Glasgow, 322, 399/? 
 
 Hartford, 546b, 550 
 Hildburghausen, 315 
 
 Ithaca, 353 
 
 Kalamazoo, 685a 
 
 Lancaster, 713 
 Leeds, 314, 342 
 Leipzig, 842ft, 848 
 Lexington, 408 
 
 London, 18, 32, 34, 35, 36, 37, 52, 75, 84, 89, 
 90, 92, 101, 104, 105, 125, 146, 165, 166, 
 215, 226b, 235, 261, 263, 274, 276, 285a, 
 
 286, 305, 311, 318, 320, 321, 322ft, 324, 
 
 332, 375, 379, 397, 399, 428, 429, 440, 
 441, 479, 677, 730, 731, 737, 756, 765, 
 
 London — Continued 
 
 766, 768, 800, 801, 802, 817, 819, 828, 
 829, 830, 831, 832, 833, 836, 867ft, 871, 
 877, 878, 84b (Addenda Two) 
 
 Madrid, 67, 470 
 Milano, 842 
 Morrisania, 120 
 Munich, 846 
 
 Newark, 686, 690, 796 
 
 New Brunswick, 544 
 
 New Castle, 742 
 
 New Haven, 109, 3010, 419, 840 
 
 New York, 7, 8, 11, 12, 13, 71, 102, 107c, 
 110a, 117, 118, 119, 1210, 122, 135, 
 137, 142, 144, 157, 159, 163, 175, 180, 
 187a, 202, 203, 219, 220, 234, 237, 238, 
 242, 243, 245, 247, 248, 249, 251, 254, 
 2560, 268, 282, 283, 289b, 290, 291, 
 294, 310. 31 le, 335a, 348, 350, 354, 
 359a, 370, 377, 379, 385, 388, 389, 
 390, 391, 393, 394r 402, 407, 410, 411, 
 412, 413, 419c, 424, 425a, 4261?, 434, 
 435, 438, 451, 454, 466, 467, 468, 491, 
 492, 494. 505, 506, 510, 517, 522, 
 533, 534, 542, 546a, 551, 552, 553, 554, 
 555, 556, 559, 58i, 582, 584, 585, 586, 
 591, 600, 602, 603, 604, 622, 626, 628, 
 635, 640, 641, 647, 648a, 662, 664, 667, 
 668, 671, 676, 680, 681, 683, 686, 700, 
 703, 714, 715, 717a, 754, 757, 758, 763, 
 794, 796, 804, 853, 855a, 858, 862, 865, 
 866, 877 
 
 Norwich, 291 ft 
 
 Paris, 30, 31, 48, 55, 68, 69, 87, 94, 116, 131, 
 193, 244, 278, 379, 500b, 501 b, 699, 
 743, 744. 747, 751, 755, 791, 815, 842a, 
 851, 852c 867ft 
 
 Philadelphia, 60, 63, 64, 66, 107, 147, 157, 
 181, 187ft, 198, 204, 210, 211, 235, 
 236ft, 239, 240, 241, 246, 249, 257?, 
 292, 296a, 297, 298, 307, 31 ic, 359, 
 
 39 1 
 
INDEX TO PLACES OF PUBLICATION 
 
 Philadelphia— Continued 
 
 360, 372c, 383b, 406, 418, 431, 432, 
 
 436, 448, 452, 461, 462, 464, 471, 478, 
 
 482, 504, 506, 509, 520, 521, 557, 570, 
 
 571, 585a, 591, 5940, 595, 596, 597. 
 
 613, 617, 624, 627, 644, 653, 654, 659, 
 
 660, 672ft, 675, 695, 701ft, 702, 708, 
 
 712, 720, 753a, 762, 765, 770, 776, 
 
 784, 788a, 793, 867 
 Providence, 230, 231, 232 
 
 Rensselaer, 563 
 
 Rotterdam, 170 Zwickau, 808 
 
 Salisbury, 813 
 Sommers Town, 837 
 Springfield, 291a 
 Stuttgart, 775, 847 
 
 Venezia, 225 
 
 Washington, D. C, 497 
 Wiesbaden, 864 
 Wigan, 767 
 
 39 2 
 
INDEX TO OWNERS OF PICTURES 
 ENGRAVED 
 
 REFERENCES ARE TO NUMBERS 
 
 Alexandria, Washington Lodge, 256 
 Annapolis, House of Delegates, 63 
 Athenaeum, Boston, 345, 355, 357, 385, 391, 
 426, 450, 464, 556, 666 
 
 Barclay, T. B., 399 
 Barney, Charles G., 268 
 Beach, Mrs. Moses S., 211 
 Beck, Paul, 406 
 Belknap, E., 213 
 
 Brevoort, J. Carson, 176, 178, 714, 715 
 Brown, J., 18 
 
 Cambridge, Mass., University of, 214, 215, 
 
 228, 229 
 Carson, Hampton L., 718, 720 
 Christ Church, 774 
 
 Custis, George Washington Parke, 10, 12, 
 13, 14 
 
 Davis, Charles Augustus, 254 
 
 Ellis, Dr. Samuel C, 137 
 Evans Family, 706 
 Ewell, President, 816 
 
 Faneuil Hall, 656, 657 
 
 Franca, J. Sebastian de, 375, 428 
 
 Hancock, Governor, 43 
 Harrison, Mrs. Joseph, 5 
 Hart, Charles Henry, 204, 769 
 Hartford, Ct., State House, 647, 648a 
 
 Johnson, Fry & Co., 680, 681, 754 
 
 Kemble, Gouverneur, 257 
 
 La Fayette, 29, 31 
 
 Lansdowne, Marquis of, 285a, 286, 287, 321, 
 332 
 
 Long Island Historical Society, 60 
 Longworth & Wheeler, 467 
 
 Maryland, State of, 63 
 Masonic Pub. & Man. Co., 256 
 McClellan, George B., 208 
 Menzies, William, 173 
 Moreau, C. C, 282 
 Mount Vernon, 9 
 
 Nassau Hall, Princeton, 61 
 National Museum, 136 
 Neufville, M. de, 84 
 New York City Hall, 135 
 
 Pennsylvania Historical Society, 8, 59 
 Pierrepont, Mrs., 323 
 Powel Family, 174 
 
 Richmond, Va., Capitol, 202 
 
 Smith, Benjamin, 226 
 
 State Normal School, West Chester, 64 
 
 Talmadge, Benjamin, 705 
 
 Van Staphorst, I. G., 272 
 Vaughan, Samuel, 259, 260 
 Versailles Gallery, 19a 
 Vessely, Prof., 769 
 
 Washington, Capitol at, 356 
 Whiteman, William A., 6 
 
 Yale College, 107, 115, 124 
 
 393 
 
INDEX OF PUBLICATIONS 
 
 REFERENCES ARE TO NUMBERS 
 
 Abbott's Lives of the Presidents, 612a 
 ^Esop, Jr., in America, 7870 
 Agriculture, Letters on, 442 
 Allgemeines Historisches, 79 
 Almanac, Americaine, 195 
 American Artillerist, 267 
 
 Biographical Dictionary, 382 
 
 Epitaphs, 367 
 
 Gentleman, 108 
 
 Gift Book, 593a 
 
 Historical Annual, 113 
 
 History and Biography, 604 
 
 Universal Magazine, 171 
 Andreana, 6 
 
 Andrews' History of the War, 38 
 
 Appleton's Cyclopedia of American Biog- 
 raphy, 380 
 
 Arnold, Complot d', 70 
 
 Auszug von Gen. Waschington's Circular, 
 430 
 
 Baker's Bibliotheca Washingtoniana, 174 
 Barber's History of United States, 303 
 Barlow's Columbiad, 270 
 Bartlett and Woodward's History of 
 
 United States, 320 
 Battle of Prague, 153a 
 
 Trenton, 157 
 Beautes de L'Histoire des fitats-unis, 86 
 Bellchamber's Biographical Dictionary, 
 
 266 
 
 Bijdraagen ter Gedachtenis van G. Wash- 
 ington, 170 
 Biographical Illustrations, 166 
 
 Magazine, 262 
 Biography of American Heroes, 377 
 Bisset's Reign of George III., 598 
 Boston Magazine, 57 (Addenda Two) 
 Botta's War of Independence, 109, 322a, 
 
 339, 405a, 845 
 British Magazine, 803 
 Bryant and Gay, History of United States, 
 264 
 
 Bushnell ; Crumbs for Antiquarians, 119 
 Butler's History of United States, 599 
 
 Coe's True American, 6056 
 Columbian Magazine, 810, 839 
 Compendio de la Historia de los Estados 
 
 Unidos, 396 
 Connecticut Magazine, 507 
 Constitution of United States, 343, 360c, 
 384 
 
 Constitutions of the Several Independent 
 
 States, 92a 
 Continuation of Hume's History, 409 
 Cooper's History of North America, 820, 
 
 821, 822, 823, 824 
 Notions of the Americans, 809 
 Costume ancien et moderne, 844 
 Crabb's Historical Dictionary, 265 
 Custis' Recollections of Washington, 15, 
 
 653 
 
 D'Auberteuil ; Essais Historique, 85a 
 Dearborn's Boston Notions, 540 
 Delaplaine's Repository, 181 
 Demorest's Monthly Magazine, 424b 
 Denison ; Pictorial History of Wars, 546c 
 
 Of New World, 546c? 
 Dublin Magazine, 252 (Addenda Two) 
 
 Elegant Extracts, 405 
 
 Emigrant's Directory, 767a 
 
 Encyclopaedia Londinensis, 689a 
 
 Essais Historique, 85a 
 
 Essence of Agriculture, 88 
 
 Evan's Memoirs of Kosciuszko, 706 
 
 Exshaw's Gentleman's Magazine, 723 
 
 Fiske's History of American Revolution, 
 269 
 
 Fraser's Compendium of History of All 
 
 Nations, 778 
 Frost's Book of Army of United States, 
 
 546, 
 
 Young People's Book, 658 
 
 Galerie Napoleon, 500 
 
 Galerie des Hommes Illustres vivans, 29 
 
 395 
 
INDEX OF PUBLICATIONS 
 
 Gallery of Portraits, 399 
 Gentleman's Pocket Almanac, 163 
 George III., History of Reign of, 341 
 Geschichte der Kriege in und ausse Eu- 
 
 ropa, 729 
 Godey's Lady Book, 578 
 Goodrich's History of United States, 325a, 
 
 465 
 
 Graham's Magazine, 140, 502 
 Grand Lodge of Penna. Memorial Volume, 
 445 
 
 Guest's Poems, 619 
 
 Heroes of the Revolution, 62 
 
 Revolutionary War, 627 
 Hibernian Magazine, 759 
 Hickey's Constitution of United States, 674 
 Hinton's History of America, 311 
 
 United States, 312 
 Historia de los Estados-Unidos, 3200! 
 
 om Feorenta Amerikas, 80 
 Historic Gallery of Portraits, 27 
 Historie d'Amerique, 26 
 Historisch Chronologische Gallerie oder 
 
 Portrait, 869 
 Historisch Genealogischer, 78 
 History of United States, 4300 
 
 of all Nations, 437 
 Howard's Biographical Illustrations, 166 
 Huish's Historic Gallery of Celebrated 
 
 Men, 397b 
 Hume's History of England, 165c 
 Hunt's American Panorama, 444 
 
 Iconographie Instructive, 5016 
 Illustrated Atlas of United States, 688 
 
 History of Centennial Exhibition, 403 
 Impartial History of War in America, 760, 
 761 
 
 Irving's Universal History, 635 
 
 Jackson's Constitutions of the United 
 States, 92a 
 Ornamental Writing Book, 492 
 Jewel or Token of Friendship, 625 
 
 Knapp's Library of American History, 400, 
 603 
 
 Ladies' and Gentlemen's Cabinet of Ex- 
 tracts, 621 
 
 Magazine, 818 
 
 Musical Port Folio, 512 
 La Fayette en Amerique, 127 
 
 Lavater's Physiognomy, 20a, 21, 23, 230, 
 
 24. 49. 50, 51, 259 
 Lebensgang, George Washington, 864 
 Literary Casket and Pocket Magazine, 
 510& 
 Magazine, 167 
 Lives of Illustrious Men, 255 
 Lossing's Home of Washington, 391 
 
 Washington and American Republic, 
 
 662£ 
 
 Mackenzie & Dent's Select Biography, 
 768a 
 
 Magazine of American History, 7, 121, 180, 
 
 586, 705, 715, 816 
 Map of United States, 354, 550, 551, 552, 
 
 553, 554. 555 
 Marshall's American Bastiles, 559 
 Masonic Magazine, 154 
 Massachusetts Historical Society Proceed- 
 ings, 213 
 Magazine, 143 
 Memoirs du regne Louis XVL, 192 
 Miscroscope and Minute Observer, 253 
 Monthly Military Repository, 248 
 Monuments of Washington's Patriotism, 
 657 
 
 Moore's Diary of the Revolution, 853 
 
 Mount Vernon, 16c, 210a, 787 
 
 Murray's History of American War, 742 
 
 National Portrait Gallery, 115, 184, 421& 
 Nations, History of All, 437 
 Native Americans, 365a 
 New American Biographical Dictionary, 
 482 
 
 Universal Biographical Dictionary, 
 
 446 
 World, 425 
 New York Albion, 683 
 New York Mirror, 600 
 North America, History of, 342 
 North American United States Constitu- 
 tion Explained, 343 
 Nougaret's Beautes de L'Histoire, 86 
 
 Ogden's Discourses on Washington, 455 
 Oliffe's Scenes Americaine, 852 
 
 Paine's Common Sense, 318 
 
 Peck's History of Great Republic, 387a 
 
 Percy Anecdotes, 601 
 
 Philadelphia Almanac for 1780, 42 
 
 Monthly Magazine, 210, 776 
 
 Repertory, 509 
 
 396 
 
INDEX OF PUBLICATIONS 
 
 Pinnock's Catechism of the History of 
 
 America, 560 
 Pitkins' History of United States, 301a 
 Pocket Magazine, 168 
 Portraits des Genereaux, 68 
 
 des Personages celebres de la Rev- 
 olution, 172 
 
 of American Legislators, etc., 76 
 
 of the Generals, 75 
 Presidents of the United States, 347 
 
 Rees' Cyclopedia, 383, 417 
 Revolutions Almanach, 83 
 Robertson's History of America, 479 
 Russell's History of America, 740 
 
 Sages and Heroes of American Revolu- 
 tion, 463 
 
 Searson's Mount Vernon, 210a, 787 
 
 Sentimental Masonic Magazine, 154 (Ad- 
 denda Two) 
 
 Serie di Vite e Ritratti de Famosi Per- 
 sonaggi, 679 
 
 Spencer's History of United States, 178 
 
 Text Book. Washington Benevolent So- 
 ciety, 160 
 
 Trumbull's Funeral Discourse on Wash- 
 ington, 145 
 
 Unique ; a series of Portraits of Eminent 
 
 Persons, 480 
 Universal Biographical Dictionary, 636, 861 
 Magazine, 53 
 
 View of United States of America, 767 
 Vite e Ritratti di cento uomini illustri, 841 
 Voyage dans la Haute Pensylvanie, 207 
 
 Walmsley Physiognomical Portraits, 262 
 Wansey's Excursion to United States, 813, 
 814 
 
 Washington, Addresses to, 173 
 and Duche letter, 660 
 and Generals of American Revolution, 
 
 753 
 
 and his Generals, 114 
 
 Benevolent Society, 160 
 
 Biographical Memoirs of, 525 
 
 Centennial Anniversary of Inaugura- 
 tion, 5 
 
 Circular Letter, 40, 430 
 
 Epistles, Domestic, Confidential and 
 Official, 217 
 
 Farewell Address, 161b, 205, 360, 373a, 
 
 Washington — Continued 
 
 411, 412, 414, 4140, 415, 416, 449, 481, 
 496, 544. 56i, 565, 652, 711 
 General et Madame la Generale, 427 
 Het Leven van, 327, 329 
 Illustrations in Life of, 345 
 Lebensbeschreibung, 330 
 Legacies of, 222 
 Life of, by Arnold, 531 
 
 Bancroft, 423, 508, 513 
 
 (Chemnitz) 529 
 
 Corry, 446a, 803a 
 
 Custis, 15, 653 
 
 Edmonds, 305 
 
 Frost, in 
 
 Gehr, 749 
 
 Glass, 183 
 
 Guizot, 376 
 
 (Halifax) 499 
 
 Irving, 12, 13, 16, 176, 187, 254, 
 
 257, 323. 38s, 696, 865 
 Kingston, 366 
 Kirkland, 310 
 Lossing, 10, 110 
 Marshall, 361 
 Norton, 655 
 Ogden, 455 
 Paulding, 258 
 Ramsay, 324, 326, 353, 410 
 Schroeder, 556a 
 Sparks, 10, 179, i86fc, 355 
 Trumbull, 145 
 Upham, 124a 
 Von Horn, 864 
 
 Weems, 447, 474, 524, 526, 527, 
 545 
 
 Memory of, 223 
 
 Monuments of Patriotism, 214&, 657 
 Official Letters, 216 
 Poetical Epistle, 92, 93 
 Portrait of, 151 
 Vie de, 340 
 
 Wineberger's Home of, 356 
 Washingtoniana, 218, 219, 220, 360b, 866 
 Washington, D. C, Force's Picture of 
 City of, 164 
 
 Stranger's Guide, 164 
 Webster's American Selections, 4 
 Westminster Magazine, 72 
 Wide Awake Gift, 593 
 Williams' Book of the Constitution, 468 
 Winterbottom's United States, 233, 251, 
 805, 806 
 
 397 
 
GENERAL INDEX 
 
 REFERENCES ARE TO PAGES 
 
 Acknowledgments to owners of collec- 
 tions, xvi 
 
 Adams, John, Portrait of, 30, 219, 251, 258, 
 262, 336, 348, 349, 350, 351, 370 
 John Quincy, Portrait of, 252, 253, 264, 
 266 
 
 Sam, Portrait of, xvi, 263 
 Alexander the Great, Portrait of, 266 
 Almanack, Weatherwise's Town and 
 
 Country, xvi 
 America, 348, 350, 351, 370 
 
 Emblem of, 349 
 American Publisher, 141 
 
 Republican Celebration, 190 
 Procession, 190 
 
 Star, 336 
 Americanus, Portrait of, 348 
 "Ana " omitted, x 
 Anderson, Alexander, 213 
 Andrews, William L., xvii 
 Anglo American, 271 
 Arms of James Lenox, 273 
 
 New York, 152 
 
 Thirteen Original States, 248, 249, 250, 
 
 251, 354 
 Thirty States, 268 
 United States, 354 
 
 Washington, 7, 31, 43, 80, 81, 98, 198, 
 213, 287, 297, 354, 363 
 Armstrong, William G., 191 
 Arthur, Chester A., Portrait of, 259 
 Athenaeum Portrait, " The Household 
 Washington," xiv 
 Type, ix, 162, 270 
 
 Badges, 190, 239, 242, 261, 291, 300 
 
 Baker, I., Engraver, 320 
 
 William S., x, 203, 313, 320 
 Collection of Washington portraits, 
 xvi 
 
 Numbers omitted, ix 
 
 Baltimore, Washington Monument, 151, 
 
 240, 263 
 Bank Note Work, xi 
 Barralet, John James, 118, 186, 328, 334 
 Barrett, George R., xvii 
 Bement, Clarence S., xvii 
 Benoit, xiv 
 
 Portrait of, 365 
 Bettoni, N., Printed by, 62, 369 
 Billings, C. H. H., Designed by, 272 
 
 Hammet, Designed by, 88 
 Binns, John, 250 
 
 Birch, William, Painted by, 130, 131, 132, 137 
 Blyth, B„ 24 
 
 Bolivan, Simon, Portrait of, 267, 341 
 
 Bone, Henry, 130 
 
 Bonneville, F., 79 
 
 Bosio, 133 
 
 Bounieu, 17 
 
 Boutray, T., 365 
 
 Boyer, Portrait of, 267 
 
 Bragg, Isaac F., 244 
 
 Brehan, Marchioness de, 95 
 
 Bridport, George, 250 
 
 Brobst, C. B., 159 
 
 Brown, J., 12 
 
 Buchanan, James, Portrait of, 251, 362 
 
 Bunker Hill Monument, 258 
 
 Burton, Printed by, 271, 275 
 
 Butler, John M., 219 
 
 Buttre, John C, Printed by, 165 
 
 Buxton, Charles, Designed by, 284 
 
 Byron, Lord, Portrait of, 267 
 
 Calendar, Perpetual, 90, 91 
 
 Calhoun, John C, 255 
 
 Campbell, Alexander, 305, 309, 310 
 
 Type, viii, 305 
 Camphell, Alexander, 312 
 Canova, Anthony, Statue of Washington, 
 276 
 
 399 
 
GENERAL INDEX 
 
 Capitol at Washington, 221, 258, 263 
 Caricature, 243 
 
 Carroll, Charles, of Carrollton, 241 
 Carson, Hampton L., xvii 
 Cary, Isaac, Printed by, 139 
 Catalogue, " Address " in, xiv 
 
 "Ana " not in, x 
 
 Arrangement of, viii 
 
 Bank notes not in, xi 
 
 "Before" in, xiv 
 
 Chinese exactness in, xi 
 
 Commemorative scenes not in, x 
 
 Described states, ix 
 
 Divisions of, viii 
 
 Drawing on stone not in, x 
 
 Engravings on copper in, x 
 steel in, x 
 
 type metal not in, x 
 wood not in, x 
 
 "Erased" in, xiv 
 
 Facsimile signature in, xii 
 
 "Inscription" in, xiv 
 
 Labor of preparation, xi 
 proof-reading, xi 
 
 "Left" in, xiv 
 
 Measurements in, xiii 
 
 Method of, viii 
 
 Modern statuary not in, x 
 
 Order of states in, xiii 
 
 Photographic reproductions not in, x 
 
 Portraits only in, x 
 
 Postage stamps not in, xi 
 
 Publications in, xiv 
 
 "Right" in, xiv 
 
 Separate numbers in, ix 
 
 States in, ix 
 
 "Title" in, xiv 
 
 Uniformity in, xi 
 
 Use of long f in, xii 
 
 "Without" in, xiv 
 Centennial Anniversary of Washington's 
 Birthday, 170, 239, 240, 241, 242 
 
 Memorial of Independence, 268 
 Century Magazine, xiv, 4, 126 
 Ceracchi, Giuseppe, 124 
 Champbele, Alexander, 306 
 Champbell, Alexander, 306 
 Champell, 312 
 
 Chantrey, Francis, Statue of Washington, 
 276 
 
 Chappel, Alonzo, 83, 286, 319, 322 
 Charcoal Sketches, xiv 
 Chardon, Printed by, 114 
 
 Charles, H., Printed by, 294 
 
 Charleston, 373 
 
 Chatham, Earl of, 329 
 
 Chief of Patriot Host, 333 
 
 Child, Cephas G., 172 
 
 China, Transfer upon, 89, 130, 228 
 
 Cincinnati, Order of, 97, 101, 102, 104, 105, 
 
 109, 175, 290, 326, 333, 33s, 338 
 Clark, Charles E., xvii 
 Clausen, William, 376 
 Clay, Henry, Portrait of, 159, 263 
 Clerget, 217 
 
 Clinton, De Witt, Portrait of, 262, 265 
 Clive, Lord, Portrait of, 158 
 Clock Balls, 348 
 Clover, Lewis P., 275 
 Coats, H. E., Printed by, 179 
 Cogniet, Leon, Painted by, 280 
 Colden, Cadwallader, Portrait of, 262 
 Coles, John, Painted by, 105 
 
 M. V. and A. W., Printed by, 272, 275 
 Collections of Washington Portraits 
 
 Andrews, W. Loring, xvii 
 
 Baker, William S., xvi 
 
 Barrett, George R., xvii 
 
 Bement, Clarence S., xvii 
 
 Carson, Hampton L., xvii 
 
 Clark, Charles E., xvii 
 
 Drexel, Mrs. Joseph W., xvii 
 
 Emmet, Thomas Addis, xvii 
 
 Havemeyer, William F., xvii 
 
 Holden, Edwin B., xvii 
 
 Hollingsworth, Z. T., xvii 
 
 Huntington, William H., xvii 
 
 Kane, Grenville, xvii 
 
 Lenox Library, xvi 
 
 McAlpin, Charles W., xvii 
 
 Metropolitan Museum of Art, xvi 
 
 Mitchell, James T., xvii 
 
 Pennsylvania Historical Society, xvi 
 
 Whelen, Henry, xvii 
 Columbian Magazine, 27 
 Columbus, Portrait of, 262, 348 
 Composite portrait of Washington, viii, 
 
 295, 363 
 Compositions, ix, 276 
 Connecticut Magazine, 220 
 Cook, James, Portrait of, 365 
 Copley, John Singleton, 11 
 Copy, 37, 117, 180, 307, 315 
 Copyright notice changed, 274 
 Cornwallis, Surrender of, 13, 14, 246 
 Couder, 62, 63 
 
 400 
 
GENERAL INDEX 
 
 Counterfeit prints, 37, 117, 180, 307, 315 
 Craig, D. H., Agent, 275 
 Crew, J. J., 152 
 
 Custis, Eleanor Parke, Portrait of, no, 
 in, 112, 113, 114 
 George W. P., Portrait of, 110, III, 
 112, 113, 114 
 
 Dallas, George M., 255 
 Daniels, John H., Printed by, 223 
 Dawe, Philip, Engraving by, 353 
 Declaration of Independence, 18, 19, 20, 21, 
 
 83, 248, 249, 250, 251, 252 
 Desrais, 316 
 Diameter, xiii 
 Dickenson, Anson, 10 
 Dickinson, John, Portrait of, 371 
 Display of United States, 355 
 Dorchester Heights, 275 
 Draper, Welsh & Co., 90 
 Drayton, William H., Portrait of, 371 
 Drexel, Mrs. Joseph W., xvii 
 Drouart, Printed by, 114 
 Dubouf, Charles, 320 
 Dunlap, William, 65 
 
 History of Arts of Design, 8, 68, 213 
 Duplessis, Berteaux, 29 
 Durand, Asher B., Collected works of, 227 
 
 Theodore, 244 
 Du Simitiere, Pierre Eugene, 371, 376 
 
 Eckstein, John, Bust by, 327 
 Eclectic Magazine, 140 
 Edwards, S. Arlent, 376 
 Edwin, David, 132, 211 
 Elastic, Water Proof, 260 
 Elliot, General, Portrait of, 15 
 Eisner, Heinrich, 328 
 Emmet, Thomas Addis, xvii 
 Engraver's name on print, ix 
 
 not on print, ix 
 Engravings on copper, xv 
 
 on steel, xv 
 
 Fadden, William, 318 
 Faed, John, Painted by, 277 
 Fairman, Gideon, 300 
 False proofs, xii 
 
 Family Circle and Parlor Annual, 140 
 
 Register, 245 
 Faneuil Hall type, ix, 274 
 
 Fave, J., 105 
 Federal Song, xii 
 Fenelon, Abbe, Portrait of, 267 
 Ferris, Stephen J., 213 
 Fersworth, John, 325 
 Fictitious portraits, viii, 305 
 Field, Robert, 136, 137 
 Fielding, T. C, 223 
 
 Fillmore, Millard, Portrait of, 257, 258 
 
 Fox, Gilbert, xii 
 
 France, War with, xiii 
 
 Franciscus' gallant action, 171 
 
 Franklin, Benjamin, Portrait of, 28, 30, 41, 
 42, 46, 49, 71, 87, 198, 232, 262, 263, 
 264, 265, 328, 342, 346, 349, 350, 360, 
 365. 371, 372, 375 
 
 Frederick the Great, 329 
 
 Freeman, T. W., 185 
 
 Frontispiece, undescribed, vii 
 number printed, vii 
 
 Fullerion, N., 71 
 
 Fulton, Robert, Portrait of, 159, 263 
 
 Garfield, James A., Portrait of, 259, 260 
 Gates, Horatio, Portrait of, 30, 41, 42, 371 
 Germantown, March to, 11 
 Gilquin et Dupain, Printed by, 335 
 Gimbrede, Thomas, 222 
 Girardet, 13 
 
 Graham, George, Engraver, 141 
 
 Grant, Ulysses S., Dedication to, 367 
 Portrait of, 259 
 
 Greene, Nathaniel, Portrait of, 265, 329 
 Samuel, Copyright by, 365 
 & Sons, S. H., Printed by, 360 
 
 Grolier Club, Invitation, vii 
 
 Guemied, 55 
 
 Gulager, Christian, 100 
 
 H., W., 290 
 
 Hail Columbia, xii 
 
 Hall, Charles B., Reworked by, 301 
 
 Halpin, 287 
 
 Hamilton, Alexander, Portrait of, 263, 329 
 
 R., Printed by, 270 
 Hancock, John, Portrait of, xvi, 250, 263, 
 350 
 
 Hardened Steel Plate, 238 
 Harrison, Benjamin, Portrait of, 214 
 
 C. P., Printed by, 251 
 
 Mrs. Joseph, 126 
 
 William Henry, Portrait of, 146, 220, 
 265 
 
 40I 
 
GENERAL INDEX 
 
 Hart, Charles Henry, Acknowledgment 
 to, x 
 
 Articles on Stuart's Portraits of 
 Washington, xiv 
 
 Collaborateur of W. S. Baker, x 
 
 Life Portraits of Washington, 363 
 
 Dennis, Publisher, 221 
 Hartford, Engraved in, 297 
 Hastings, Warren, Portrait of, 158 
 Hatters of Philadelphia, 241 
 Havemeyer, William F., xvii 
 Hayes, Rutherford B., Portrait of, 259 
 Heath forgery, 139 
 Height, xiii 
 
 Oval, xiii 
 
 Sub, xiii 
 Henry, Patrick, Portrait of, 263 
 Hicks, Thomas, Painted by, 280 
 " His Excellency," 3, 23 
 Hodson, G., Painted by, 353 
 Holden, Edwin B., xvii 
 
 Especial acknowledgment to, xvii 
 Hollingsworth, Z. T., xvii 
 Holloway, Thomas, 14 
 Hopkins, Commodore, Portrait of, 308 
 Hopkinson, Joseph, xii 
 Houdon, Jean Antoine, 84, 276 
 Huntington, Samuel, Portrait of, 371 
 
 William H., 327 
 
 Collection, xvii, II, 12 
 
 Illman Brothers, Printed by, 143 
 
 & Pilbrow, Printed by, 183 
 Illustrations, vii 
 
 Indexes, ix 
 Inman. Henry, 327 
 Irving, Washington, Portrait of, 267 
 
 Jackson, Andrew, Portrait of, 62, 253, 254, 
 
 264, 265, 327 
 Jay, John, Portrait of, 371 
 Jefferson, Thomas, Portrait of, 136, 250, 
 
 251, 258, 262, 263, 264, 265, 336, 349 
 Johnson, Richard M., Portrait of, 159 
 Jones, John Paul, Portrait of, 41, 42 
 Josephine, Empress, Portrait of, 346 
 
 Kane, Grenville, xvii 
 
 King, A., Printed by, 275 
 
 Kneass, William, Engraved by, 299 
 
 La Fayette, 17, 241 
 
 Portrait of, 33, 180, 214, 260, 261, 262, 
 263, 265, 267, 291, 327, 338, 360 
 
 Landon, 16 
 
 Lansdowne type, ix, 137, 270, 375 
 Latrobe, Benjamin Henry, Drawn by, 344 
 Laurens, Henry, Portrait of, 30, 41, 42, 370 
 Lavater, John Caspar, 14 
 Le B., 22 
 
 " Ledger Carrier's Annual Greeting," 252 
 Lee, Billy, Portrait of, no, III, 112 
 Leeds, Joseph, 268 
 Leipzig, 151 
 
 Leloir, Andrew Best, 218 
 Lemaitre, 152 
 Lenox, James, 273 
 
 Arms, 273 
 
 Library, xvii 
 Lent, A. E., Printed by, 206 
 Le Paon, Louis, Painting by, 18 
 Lesauvage, Printed by, 361 
 Leto, 217 
 
 Liberty, Figure of, 183 
 
 Life Portraits of Washington, 363 
 
 Lincoln, Abraham, Bust of, 242 
 
 Portrait of, 252, 258, 260, 331, 363 
 "Literature & Fashion," 220 
 Locke, John, Portrait of, 324 
 Longacre, James Barton, 212, 233 
 Longhi type, 357 
 Louis XVI, Portrait of, 28 
 
 McAlpin, Charles W., xvii 
 McArthur, Duncan, Portrait of, 265 
 McClure's Magazine, 34, 363 
 McDougall & Co., John, xv 
 McKenzie, A. D., Printed by, 166 
 Madison, James, Portrait of, 243, 252, 263, 
 336 
 
 Malesherbes, Portrait of, 365 
 Map of United States, 165, 233, 234, 235 
 Marchant, J., Illustrations by, 375 
 Marmocchi, 157 
 
 Marshall, John, Portrait of, 220, 263, 265 
 
 Mason's Adieu, 223 
 
 Maverick, Andrew, Printed by, 336 
 
 A. & S., Printed by, 159 
 Mercer, Hugh, Death of, 32 
 Meredith, Samuel, 136 
 " Metropolitan Mechanics Institute," 263 
 
 Museum of Art, xvi, 11, 12 
 Meyer, Hoppner, Drawn by, 182 
 Military of New York, 229 
 Miller, A., Printed by, 272 
 
 R., Printed by, 254 
 
 W. H., Printed by, 280 
 
 402 
 
GENERAL INDEX 
 
 Mion, Maria, 44 
 Misa, Maria, 44 
 Mitchell, James T., xvii 
 Moine, Printed by, 361 
 Monroe, James, Portrait of, 253 
 More. William de la, Portrait of, 25 
 Morris, Gouverneur, Portrait of, 262, 371 
 Morton, John L., Drawing by, 262 
 Mount Vernon, 115, 247, 280, 295, 328, 333, 
 345 
 
 Murray, George, 250 
 
 Napoleon, Portrait of, 70, 360 
 Nashville, Ball at, 327 
 Nassau Hall, 4, 32 
 Native American, 241 
 Natural Bridge, 244 
 Neagle, John, 34 
 Neal, John, xiv 
 Neale, J., Printed by, 142, 287 
 
 R., Printed by, 84, 166, 275 
 
 W., Printed by, 262 
 Nevvburg Headquarters, 258 
 New Jersey, 187 
 Newton, Isaac, Portrait of, 324 
 New York, Arms of, 152 
 
 Bank Note Company, 278 
 
 Evacuation of, 80 
 Nickerson, C., 236 
 
 Nini, J. B., Fur-cap portrait of Franklin, 
 
 371. 372 
 Norman, John, 23, 25 
 
 Sheet Almanack, xv 
 
 & Bidwell, 23 
 Nota Bene, xvii 
 
 Opitz, E., Printed by, 31, 33, 98 
 Ormsby, Waterman Lily, 159 
 Oxford, History of, xi 
 
 Paria, 37 
 Parice, 36 
 
 Pate, William, Printed by, 92, 121 
 Paul, Jeremiah, 186, 324 
 Payne, A. H., 151 
 Peale, Charles Willson, 3 
 
 Mezzotint of Washington, xiv, 3 
 
 Museum, 34 
 James, 93 
 
 Rembrandt, 11, 294, 295, 366 
 
 Composite portrait of Washing- 
 ton, viii, 295 
 Pendleton. Printed by, 139 
 Pennant, Thomas, Portrait of, 324 
 
 Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, 138 
 
 Historical Society, xvi, 81 
 Perkins, Joseph, 189 
 Perpetual Calendar, 90, 91 
 Perry, Marsden J., owner of Stuart's first 
 
 portrait of Washington, 126 
 Peticolas, P. A., 137 
 Photogravure facsimiles, vii 
 Pierce, Franklin, Portrait of, 257, 258, 362 
 Pincushion, 198 
 Pine, Robert Edge, 82 
 Pitfalls to be avoided, xii 
 "Pitt," 361 
 
 Pius VI., Portrait of, 369 
 
 Plate, Printer's Union, 229 
 
 Plato's Philosophy, viii 
 
 Polk, James K., Portrait 0^146,248,255,257 
 
 Pollock, T., 247 
 
 Pope, Alexander, Portrait of, 324 
 Porret, 217 
 
 Porter, James, Printed by, 250 
 
 Robert Ker, 325 
 Portrait of John Adams, 30, 219, 251, 258, 
 262, 336, 348, 349, 350, 351, 370 
 John Quincy Adams, 252, 253, 264, 266 
 Sam Adams, xvi, 263 
 Alexander the Great, 266 
 Chester A. Arthur, 259 
 Benoit, xiv, 365 
 Simon Bolivar, 267, 341 
 Boyer, 267 
 
 James Buchanan, 251, 362 
 Henry Clay, 159, 263 
 DeWitt Clinton, 262, 265 
 Lord Clive, 158 
 Cadwallader Colden, 262 
 Christopher Columbus, 262, 348 
 James Cook, 365 
 
 Eleanor Parke Custis, no, in, 112, 
 113. 114 
 
 George W. P. Custis, no, 111, 112, 
 
 113, "4 
 John Dickinson, 371 
 William H. Drayton, 371 
 General Elliot, 15 
 Abbe Fenelon, 267 
 Millard Fillmore, 257, 258 
 Benjamin Franklin, 28, 30, 41, 42, 46, 
 49. 71, 87, 198, 232, 262, 263, 264, 265, 
 328, 342, 346, 349, 350, 360, 365, 371, 
 372, 375 
 Theodore Frelinghuysen, 220 
 Robert Fulton, 159, 263 
 
 403 
 
GENERAL INDEX 
 
 Portrait of— Continued 
 
 James A. Garfield, 259, 260 
 Horatio Gates, 30, 41, 42, 371 
 Ulysses S. Grant, 259 
 Nathaniel Greene, 265, 329 
 Alexander Hamilton, 263, 329 
 John Hancock, xvi, 250, 263, 350 
 Benjamin Harrison, 214 
 William H. Harrison, 146, 220, 265 
 Warren Hastings, 158 
 Rutherford B. Hayes, 259 
 Patrick Henry, 263 
 Commodore Hopkins, 308 
 Samuel Huntington, 371 
 Washington Irving, 267 
 Andrew Jackson, 62, 253, 254, 264, 265, 
 327 
 
 John Jay, 371 
 
 Thomas Jefferson, 136, 250, 251, 258, 
 
 262, 263, 264, 265, 336, 349 
 Andrew Johnson, 258 
 Richard M. Johnson, 159 
 John Paul Jones, 41, 42 
 Empress Josephine, 346 
 
 La Fayette, 33, 180, 214, 260, 261, 262, 
 
 263, 265, 267, 291, 327, 338, 360 
 Henry Laurens, 30, 41, 42, 370 
 Billy Lee, no, in, 112 
 
 Abraham Lincoln, 242, 252, 258, 260, 
 
 331. 363 
 John Locke, 324 
 Louis XVI, 28 
 Duncan McArthur, 265 
 James Madison, 243, 252, 263, 336 
 Malesherbes, 365 
 Mile. Mars, 267 
 John Marshall, 220, 263, 265 
 James Monroe, 253 
 William de la More, 25 
 Gouverneur Morris, 262, 371 
 Napoleon, 70, 360 
 Isaac Newton, 324 
 Thomas Pennant, 324 
 Franklin Pierce, 257, 258, 362 
 Pius VI, 369 
 Alexander Pope, 324 
 Presidents, 146, 248, 249, 252, 253, 254, 
 
 255, 256, 257, 258 
 Walter Raleigh, 349 
 Joseph Reed, 371 
 Edward Savage, 374 
 Frederick Schiller, 366 
 Walter Scott, 267 
 
 Portrait of— Continued 
 Winfield Scott, 265 
 William Shakespeare, 267 
 Madame de Stael, 267 
 John Stark, 265 
 Baron Steuben, 265, 371 
 Sully, 70 
 
 Zachary Taylor, 249, 257, 258, 265 
 
 William Tell, 42 
 
 Charles Thomson, 371 
 
 Tench Tilghman, 33 
 
 John Trumbull, 64, 373 
 
 John Tyler, 146, 256, 272 
 
 Valpole, 42 
 
 Martin Van Buren, 146, 254, 255, 256 
 
 Carl Vernet, 266 
 
 Voltaire, 267 
 
 Thomas Warton, 129 
 
 Martha Washington, 4, 24, 25, 64, 110, 
 in, 112, 113, 114, 115, 147, 198, 207, 
 224, 247, 255, 297, 323, 346, 376 
 
 F. von Weber, 266 
 
 Duke of Wellington, 267 
 
 Benjamin West, 129, 267 
 
 Westerman, 42 
 
 John Wolcot, 77, 129 
 
 James Wolfe, 129 
 
 Ximenes, 77 
 Powell & Co., Printed by, 288 
 
 W. H., Designed by, 287 
 Presidents, Portraits of, 146, 248, 249, 252, 
 
 253, 254, 255, 256, 257, 258 
 Price, P., Printed by, 85 
 Princeton, 4, 32, 246 
 Prints cut down, xii 
 
 inlaid, xii 
 
 on thin paper, mounted, xii 
 Proof-reader, Value of, xi 
 Public Library, New York, 227, 269 
 
 Raleigh, Walter. Portrait of, 349 
 
 Ramage, John, 97 
 
 Rand, B. H., 172 
 
 Reed, Joseph, Portrait of, 371 
 
 Washington's letter to, viii 
 Revere, Paul, Engraved on type metal, xvi 
 
 Goss's Life of, xv 
 
 Letter from, xv 
 
 Portrait of Washington by, xv 
 
 Style of engraved work, xvi 
 "Revolutionists & Political Partisans," 129 
 Reynolds, Printed by, 329 
 Reynolds, Stephen, 376 
 
 404 
 
GENERAL INDEX 
 
 Riverpoint, 330 
 
 Rivoire, Matthias, Letter from, xv 
 Robertson, Archibald, 116 
 
 Walter, 99, 118 
 Robinson & Son, 292 
 Rollinson, William, xv 
 Roseberry, Lord, 138 
 Rothermel, Peter F., Painted by, 280 
 
 Sainsbury, F. N., 60 
 Saint Memin, C. B. J. F. de, 299 
 Salmon, A., Printed by, 293 
 Salon de la Correspondance, 18 
 Sartain, Henry, Printed by, 250 
 Savage, Edward, 101 
 
 Original Drawing by, 285 
 
 Portrait of, 374 
 Schell, Frank B., 239, 240, 241 
 Schiller, Frederick, Portrait of, 366 
 Schuessele, Christian, Painted by, 276 
 Scoles, Isaac, 201 
 Scot, Robert, xv 
 Scott, Walter, Portrait of, 267 
 
 Winfield, Portrait of, 265 
 Sharpies not Sharpless, 298 
 
 Elizabeth, 297 
 
 James, 70, 296 
 Shrinking of paper, xiii 
 Silhouettes, 70, 343, 347 
 Simitiere, Pierre Eugene du, 36, 371, 376 
 Simkins & Usher, 87, 204 
 Simpson, Bishop, Legend by, 163 
 Singleton, Henry, 329 
 Sizes of prints, xiii 
 Smallest engraved portrait, 233 
 Smith, Benjamin, 106 
 Spring, Robert, Forgeries by, 274 
 Stael, Madame de, Portrait of, 267 
 Stark, John, Portrait of, 265 
 States described, ix 
 
 Order of, xiii 
 Statuary, Modern, x 
 Steuben, Baron, Portrait of, 265, 371 
 Stothard, Thomas, 12 
 Strickland, William, 211 
 Stuart, Gabriel, 137, 138 
 
 Gilbert, xii, 126 
 
 Athenaeum head, viii, 276, 277, 280, 
 281, 282, 283, 335 
 
 First portrait of Washington, xiv, 126 
 
 Greatest number of prints after, xiv 
 
 Lansdowne picture, 276, 281, 330 
 
 Tea-pot picture, 285 
 
 Sully, Portrait of, 70 
 
 Thomas, Painting by, 318, 326 
 Swett, M. A., Copy by, 275 
 
 Tanner, Benjamin, 212 
 Taylor, W., Drawing by, 330 
 
 Zachary, Portrait of, 249, 257, 258, 265 
 Tea-pot type, ix, 270 
 Tell, William, Portrait of, 42 
 Tellier, 218 
 Thorn, 91 
 
 Thomas & Winship, Printed by, 241 
 Thomson, Charles, Portrait of, 371 
 Tilghman, Tench, Portrait of, 33 
 Tiller, Robert, 87, 205 
 Tisdale, Elkanah, 329 
 Toppan, Charles, 172 
 Transfer upon china, 130, 228 
 
 pottery, 89 
 Trenton Battlefield, 53, 109, 152, 246 
 Trott, Benjamin, 172, 188 
 Trumbull, John, 43 
 
 Portrait of, 64, 373 
 Tyler, John, Portrait of, 146, 256, 272 
 
 Underwood, Thomas, Drawn by, 264 
 
 Valley Forge, 246 
 
 Valpole, Portrait of, 42 
 
 Van Buren, Martin, Portrait of, 146, 254, 
 
 255. 256 
 Vaughan, Samuel, 126, 127 
 
 Type, ix, 126 
 Vernet, Carl, Portrait of, 266 
 Vernier, 152 
 Voltaire, 344 
 
 Portrait of, 267 
 
 Wade, W., Drawing by, 330 
 Walters & Norman, 23 
 Warton, Thomas, Portrait of, 129 
 Washington, D. C, Capitol at, 221, 248, 
 258, 263 
 
 Washington and Duche Letter, 277 
 Apotheosis of, 295 
 
 Arms of, 7, 31, 43, 80, 81, 98, 198, 213, 
 
 287, 292, 354, 363 
 as a Mason, 282, 283 
 Association, 269 
 Assurance Co.. 228 
 Baltimore Monument, 151, 240, 263 
 Benevolent Society, 186, 187, 188, 190, 
 
 231, 238, 239 
 
 405 
 
GENERAL INDEX 
 
 Washington— Continued 
 Birthday, 229 
 
 Centennial Anniversary of Birthday, 
 
 170, 239, 240, 241, 242 
 Crossing the Delaware, 320, 321 
 Farewell Address, 246 
 in Armor, 24 
 Inauguration, 209 
 Marshal of France, 45 
 Monument, 190, 209, 258, 260 
 
 Lottery, 87, 204, 205 
 on Field of Trenton, 277 
 Portraits, Collections of, xv, xvi 
 
 Number of, x 
 Resignation, 328 
 Sons of, 171 
 Statue of, 244 
 
 Stuart's first portrait of, xiv 
 Taking Command of Army, 116 
 Tomb of, 151, 240, 352 
 with flowing hair, 357 
 Martha, 136 
 
 Martha, Portrait of, 4, 24, 25, 64, no, 
 in, 112, 113, 114, 115, 147, 198, 207, 
 224, 247, 255, 297, 323, 346, 376 
 Weatherwise's Town and Country Alma- 
 nac, xv 
 
 Weber, F. von, Portrait of, 266 
 Weir, Robert W., Designed by, 253 
 Wellmore, Edward, 191 
 Wertmuller, Adolph Ulric, 121 
 West, Benjamin, Portrait of, 129, 267 
 Westerman, Portrait of, 42 
 Whelen, Henry, xvii 
 White House, 256 
 Width, xiii 
 
 Oval, xiii 
 Will, A., 237 
 
 William III, Resemblance to, 318 
 Williams, William, 123 
 Williamsburgh, 305, 306, 309, 310, 312, 329 
 Wolcot, John, Portrait of, 77, 266 
 Wolfe, James, Portrait of, 129 
 Wood, Anthony a, History of Oxford, xi 
 Wood, Joseph, 85 
 "Wright," 196 
 
 Joseph, xii, 66, 377 
 
 R., Painted by, 352 
 
 type, 270, 357 
 
 Ximenes, Portrait of, 77 
 Yorston & Co., John C, 164 
 
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