| Preview | Description | Artist
  | Notes |
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 | Portrait of the Artist's Brother by Francis B. Carpenter 1846. Brooklyn Museum New York, NY | Carpenter, Francis B. | |
 | General Robert Nichols by Francis B. Carpenter 1863. Brooklyn Museum New York, NY | Carpenter, Francis B. | |
 | View on Lake George by John William Casilear 1857 Brooklyn Museum New York, NY | Casilear, John William | |
 | Staten Island And The Narrows by Thomas Chambers ca. 1835-1855 Brooklyn Museum New York, NY | Chambers, Thomas |  This lively image records the lower New York harbor between southern Brooklyn and Staten Island that is now spanned by the Verrazano Bridge. Thomas Chambers's paintings are often based on prints, and they were seldom signed or date. His style was distinguished by a bold sense of composition and brilliant coloring, often with an enamel-like finish.... |
 | Entertainment of the Boston Rifle Rangers by the Portland Rifle Club in Portland Harbor, by Charles Codman 1830 Brooklyn Museum New York, NY | Codman, Charles | |
 | Saturday Night in August -- Eighth Avenue by William Anderson Coffin ca. 1900 Brooklyn Museum New York, NY | Coffin, William Anderson | |
 | A Shower of Ashes Upon Ottaviano by Charles Caryl Coleman April 14, 1906 Brooklyn Museum New York, NY | Coleman, Charles Caryl | Best known for the more highly finished technique of his oils, Charles Caryl Coleman here employed the spontaneous medium of pastel to record the aftermath of the 1906 eruption of Mount Vesuvius, not far from the artist’s home on the island of Capri, in Italy. Coleman’s depiction of the event closely resembles period photographs of the climax of... |
 | View of Vesuvius: Effect 11:25 A.M. by Charles Caryl Coleman December 21, 1913 Brooklyn Museum New York, NY | Coleman, Charles Caryl | Charles Coleman regularly depicted Mount Vesuvius from the window of his villa on Capri, Italy, where he settled in 1885. His pictures of the dramatic profile of, and variable atmospheric effects around, this landmark evoke images of Mount Fuji that proliferate in Japanese art. |
 | The Olive Oil Press, Capri by Charles Caryl Coleman 1911-1912 Brooklyn Museum New York, NY | Coleman, Charles Caryl | |
 | North Wind from Villa Narcissus, Capri by Charles Caryl Coleman February 1905 Brooklyn Museum New York, NY | Coleman, Charles Caryl |
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