Portrait
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 70 Collections and/or Records:
Item 139: Print of Professor Richard Owen of the British Museum, by Charles Algernon Tomkins (Removed to Print Box #2) , 1858
Item — Box 21, Folder: 139
Item 140: Mezzotint of Thomas Pelham-Holles, 1st Duke of Newcastle-under-Lyne, by John Faber Jr, after Sir Godfrey Kneller (removed to Print Box #2), ca. 1720
Item — Box 21, Folder: 140
Dates:
Created: ca. 1720
Item 147: Mezzotint of Sir Nicholas Conyngham Tindal, by Henry Cousins after Thomas Phillips (Removed to Print Box #2) , ca 1842 (1840)
Item — Box 21, Folder: 147
Dates:
Created: ca 1842 (1840)
Item 148: Engraving by Bernard Picart of Nicolas Tindal, after George Knapton (removed to Print Box #2) , 1733
Item — Box 21, Folder: 148
Item 149: Etching of “Untitled (Woman Putting on Gloves),” by Ignaz Marcel Gaugengigl (Removed to Print Box #2), no date
File — Box 21, Folder: 149
Dates:
Other: no date
Item 150: Engraving of Voltaire by Jean-Joseph Balechou titled, “Post genitis hic carus erit nune carus amicis,” after Jean-Étienne Liotard (Removed to Print Box #2) , [1736]
Item — Box 21, Folder: 150
Dates:
Created: [1736]
Item 158: Print of Bessey [Nassau van Zuylestein] Countess of Rochford, made by J[ohn] Smith after a Painting by Charles d’Agar (Removed to Print Box #2), 1723
Item — Box 21, Folder: 158
Item 159: Photograph by Unknown of A Portrait of Sarah Atherton by Robert Robinson, ca. 1915 [no date]
Item — Box 21, Folder: 159
Dates:
Created: ca. 1915 [no date]
Item 170: Two Portrait Photographs, 1901, 1969 October 23
Item — Box 21, Folder: 170
Dates:
Created: 1901, 1969 October 23
The Portrait, by William Summers, Tregear’s Black Jokes, 1834
Item — Box 1, Folder: 70
Scope and Content:
From the Collection:
The Helen Farr Sloan’s political cartoon collection (1802-1950) contains a variety of prints of political cartoons, illustrations, and caricatures from several different magazines. The collection contains pages from magazines, pages from books, and other prints that were not a part of a publication. The magazines featured include Puck, Judge, Vanity Fair (British, 1868-1914), Vanity Fair (American, 1913-1936), Harper’s Weekly, Gil Blas, Le Charivari, Truth, The New Yorker, The Illustrated...
Dates:
Created: 1834
