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 | Colonel Nathan Beckwith by Ammi Phillips ca. 1817 Brooklyn Museum New York, NY | Phillips, Ammi |  heless modeled his images on the fashionable portrait conventions of the day. His style evolved from the simple forms and pastel colors of these early works to the large shapes and bold colors in the later portrait of Jeannette Woolley Storm. |
 | Columbus Before The Queen by Emanuel Gottlieb Leutze 1843 Brooklyn Museum New York, NY | Leutze, Emanuel Gottlieb | |
 | Connecticut Pines by Charles Warren Eaton 1904 Brooklyn Museum New York, NY | Eaton, Charles Warren | |
 | Conversation by Robert Henri 1905 Brooklyn Museum New York, NY | Henri, Robert | |
 | Conway, New Hampshire by David Johnson July - October 1851 Brooklyn Museum New York, NY | Johnson, David | A landscape painter who devoted himself to the careful study of nature, Johnson traveled throughout the Northeast collecting sketches that he would then use to create highly detailed paintings in his studio. Some of his haunts included the Catskill and Adirondack mountains in New York and the White Mountains in New Hampshire, where this sketch was made. |
 | Cow and Dog by James McDougal Hart oil on canvas Brooklyn Museum New York, NY | Hart, James McDougal | |
 | Curiously Wrought Red Sandstone Arches, Fort Agra, India by Edwin Lord Weeks ca. 1885-1895 Brooklyn Museum New York, NY | Weeks, Edwin Lord | |
 | Daibutsu, Great Bronze Statue Of Buddha At Kamakura, Japan by Henry Roderick Newman 1898 Brooklyn Museum New York, NY | Newman, Henry Roderick | |
 | David Leavitt by Samuel Lovett Waldo ca. 1820-1825 Brooklyn Museum New York, NY | Waldo, Samuel Lovett | This portrait was painted the year that the sitter moved from New York to Brooklyn, where David Leavitt had an interest in the Brooklyn White Lead Company (later Dutch Boy Paint). One of his partners in this enterprise was the Brooklyn Museum's founder, Augustus Graham. David Leavitt here looks up from his newspaper, which signals involvement as a... |
 | Deborah Hall by William Williams 1766 Brooklyn Museum New York, NY | Williams, William |
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