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William Sartain

1843–1924

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1843–1924

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Born 1843Died 1924

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Portrait of a Man

c. 1800s

mezzotint

The Cleveland Museum of Art

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  • General John Bradstreet — Thomas McIlworth
    National Portrait Gallery8 recorded worksFrom the collection: General John Bradstreet
  • Mrs. Lincoln (Abraham) — William Sartain
    Yale University Art Gallery4 recorded worksMrs. Lincoln (Abraham)
  • Lieutenant General Thomas J. Jackson and His Family ("Stonewall Jackson") — William Sartain (Artist; American, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1843–1924 New York); Bradley & Company (Publisher; Philadelphia); Thomas Jonathan Jackson (Sitter; American, Clarksburg, West Virginia 1824–1863 Guinea, Virginia)
    The Metropolitan Museum of Art3 recorded worksLieutenant General Thomas J. Jackson and His Family ("Stonewall Jackson")
  • Portrait of a Man — William Sartain (American, 1843–1924)
    The Cleveland Museum of Art2 recorded worksPortrait of a Man
  • 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

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