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Title: The unequalled collection of engraved portraits of the Presidents of the United States, belonging to Hon. James T. Mitchell : embracing rare portraits of George Washington, the unique collections of portraits of Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, James Madison and Andrew Jackson ; and, the largest and most important collection of Abraham Lincoln
Year: 1907 (1900s)
Authors: Henkels, S. V. (Stanislaus Vincent), 1854-1926
Subjects: Mitchell, James T. (James Tyndale), 1834-1915 Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865 Portraits Presidents Portraits, American
Publisher: Philadelphia, Pa. : M.H. Power, printer
Contributing Library: Lincoln Financial Foundation Collection
Digitizing Sponsor: State of Indiana through the Indiana State Library

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ection.Not in Baker or Carson. See reduced facsimile. 23 HIS EXCELLT GEORGE WASHINGTON, ESQ. Generaland^Commander in Chief of the Alhed Armies, Supporting theIndipendekce of America. Bust in uniform, full face. Oval,with border in a rectangle, resting upon a small pedestal,inscribed Temperance, Prudence. Fortitude, Justice ; emblemsof war on either side. Line. B. Blyth, del. J. Norman, Sculp.Taken from an Original Picture in possession of his Ex*^^- Gov-Hancock. Pubhshed by John Coles, Boston, March 26th, 17S2.Baker No. 26. Size 10 13-16 x 9 1-16. Excessively rare.Companion : M^^s WASHINGTON. Bust, with lace cap, full face. Oval,with border in a rectangle, resting upon a small pedestal; fes-tooned flowers on either side. Line. B. Blyth del, J. NormanSculp. Published by John Coles, Boston, March 26, 1782.Size 11 2-16 x 8 14-16. Both prints are slightly trimmed on sides and top, whiehaccounts for the dtfferetice in measurement. The portrait ofMartha Washington is somewhat water-stained.
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.LADY WASHINGTON. REDUCED FACSIMILE OF LOT No. 22 5 This pair of prints are of the greatest rarity, and are the first portraits of Genl. Washington and Mrs. Washington executed by a professional engraver in America. The mezzotinto by Peale, advertised for sale in 1780, although the first in point of time, must be considered in a different light, as Peale was not a professional engraver, the plates he produced being often his own designs. (Baker.) 24 WASHINGTON. Full length, standing. The Tea-Pot Por-trait. Fully described in the print by J. H. Hill, Baker No. 2^2.Meszotinto. G. Stuart Pinx? Eng. by J. Halpin. From theOriginal Picture in the State House at Hartford, Connecticut.Presented to the Subscribers of the Anglo American. NewYork Published by E. L. Garvin & Co. 6 Ann St. Baker No.2^.6. Size 24 X 16 8-16. 25 WASHINGTON. Bust, head to left. Circular medallion,heading to an imperial folio sheet containing The Declarationof Independence. Fully described in Print by Wm. Wood-ruff

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