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Alfred Jones

1819–1900

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1819–1900

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Born 1819Died 1900

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Portret van George Davenport

c. 1845 - 1900

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  • The New Scholar — American Art-Union, New York (Publisher; 1838–51); After Francis William Edmonds (Artist; American, Hudson, New York 1806–1863 Bronxville, New York); Alfred Jones (Engraver; American, Liverpool, England 1819–1900 New York)
    The Metropolitan Museum of Art5 recorded worksThe New Scholar
  • Mexican News — Alfred Jones, after Richard Caton Woodville
    National Gallery of Art3 recorded worksMexican News
  • Sparking — Alfred Jones (American, 1819–1900)
    The Cleveland Museum of Art3 recorded worksSparking
  • Portret van George Davenport — Alfred Jones
    Rijksmuseum2 recorded worksPortret van George Davenport
  • General John Bradstreet — Thomas McIlworth
    National Portrait Gallery1 recorded workFrom the collection: General John Bradstreet
  • A Member of the Livingston Family — John Smibert
    Smithsonian American Art Museum1 recorded workFrom the collection: A Member of the Livingston Family
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  • Yale University Art Gallery — LUX records and IIIF image manifests
  • Official Cleveland, Fitzwilliam and Art Platform Japan exhibition records
  • National Gallery of Art official open data

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