Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 64
is children show his enthusiasm for art andartists, and not content with giving them the names, he did all he could to make artists ofthem as well. His second wife was Elizabeth De Peyster, of New York. By her he hadfive children, Charles Linnaeus, Franklin, Sybilla, Titian, and Elizabeth. By his… … THOMAS JEFFERSON.FROM THE ORIGINAL STATUE BY DAVID DANGERS IN THE CAPITOL AT WASHINGTON. We have obtained from the New York Historical Society permission to copy the picture in their possession painted by Peale, and representing himself and a portion of his family. This interesting work has never…
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